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THE 


MOTOR TRADE 

TELEGRAM CODE 

Allowing all matters of Technical, Commercial and General 
Information to be expressed practically verbatim in 
Code language with the maximum of 
economy and simplicity. 


COMPILED BY 

W. M. SAUNDERS 

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FOR 

THE SOCIETY OF MOTOR MANUFACTURERS 
AND TRADERS, LIMITED 


Providing over One Thousand Million (1,000,000,000) Phrases, etc., for 
Telegraphic Correspondence for the Motor and allied industries 
for one complete Code Word each. 



FIRST EDITION 


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Copyright, 1921 

By D. Van Nostrand Company 


©CLA614520 


MAY 25 1921 


Printed in the United States of America 


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PREFACE. 


I N introducing this work to the Motor and Allied 
Industries, the Society of Motor Manufacturers 
and Traders believe they are meeting a demand 
which exhaustive enquiries have shown to be very 
real and ever increasing. 

The number of Telegram Codes of a general nature, 
and the wide circulation they enjoy, give evidence of 
the necessity of an economical medium of telegraphic 
correspondence for all engaged in Overseas business; 
but in a highly technical Industry covering a wide 
area, they offer but occasional help, and the facilities 
and technique that are at the disposal of the present- 
day Code Expert are called more and more for direction 
into specialised and particular channels. 

The present work has been compiled in strict 
accordance with the rules governing the use of Code 
Words, which allow any pronounceable group of ten 
letters to be sent at the cost of One Code Word. 

Every item in the Code is therefore indicated by 
a Half Word of five letters, thus allowing any two 
Half Words representing two items to be combined 
for one complete Code Word of ten letters. 

Great care has been exercised in the selection of 
the Half Words employed. Each being pronounceable 
itself, it follows that two combined must form a full 
word that is also pronounceable. Each differing from 
each by at least two letters ensures that a mutilation 
in transmission can hardly pass undetected. 

The items that they indicate are consequently 
made on the same principle, viz., the ability to combine 

iii. 





one with another to give jointly the point of informa¬ 
tion desired by the full Code Word. Thus each Half 
Word, giving but a portion of what may be desired to 
express, has at its disposal—potentially—the whole of 
the remainder of the Code to complete it. 

As there are over 32,000 items in the Code, 
it follows that over one thousand million full Code 
Words with their translation may be expressed 
(32,000 x 32,000 =1,024,000,000). 

Apart from the enormously wide range thus 
provided by this system is the additional advantage 
of the greater ease and variety of expression that it 
offers by allowing the user to frame his message in his 
own language and code it practically verbatim. 

In no case does this work seek to abrogate to itself 
the functions of a Private Code (where all the technique 
employed is directly centred), nor does it claim to be a 
Lexicon or Encyclopaedia of every article, item or term 
that could be considered as. belonging to the Motor 
and Allied Industries, but it is designed to be com¬ 
prehensive of all such matters concerning these 
Industries—Technical, Commercial and General—as may 
be likely to be required for purposes of Overseas 
Cabling. 

Proprietary terms are rigorously excluded, but for 
these and the specialised items of information required 
by any given circle of correspondents, provision is made 
by the blank pages of Half Word Ciphers at the end 
of Part I., while in Part III. an opportunity is given 
for incorporating any Catalogue or List in its operation. 
By this threefold method it is hoped that it may 
become the Standard Work for the Motor Industry, 
for which it has been designed. 

In conclusion, the Compiler desires to express his 
gratitude for the valuable help and technical guidance 
he has received from Engineers whom he has consulted. 

W. M. S. 

August , 1920. 


IV. 


NOTES AND INSTRUCTIONS. 


The contents of this Code are divided into three principal Parts, 
viz. (I.) Phrases, etc., relating to matters of Technical, Commercial, 
and General information; (II.) Tables giving Dates, Numerals, 

Measurements, Money, etc.; (III.) the use of the Code Numbers for 
the incorporation of Catalogues, etc., in the operations of the Code. 

The Ciphers of the Code are on the basis of Half Code Words of five 
letters, allowing any two from any part of the Code to be combined 
and sent for one full pronounceable Code Word of ten letters. (An 
odd Half Word is, of course, charged as a Full Word.) 

The Phrases, etc., are arranged in strict alphabetical order of 
Subject throughout, and to refer to the Code turn to the Subject of 
the phrase required. 

The fullest Cross-references are given from one Subject heading 
to another where necessary in order to avoid any confusion that 
may result through a difference of opinion as to what constitutes 
the Subject of any given item, e.g ., “ Accelerator Spring ” will be 
found under the Subject of “ Accelerator,” but should it be looked 
for under “ Spring,” the Cross-reference will be found, “ See also 
Accelerator.” It is therefore advisable in referring to any Subject 
to look through any Cross-references that may appear at its heading. 

A word or words appearing in brackets ( — ) should be ignored 
if not required to complete the message. This form of amplifying a 
phrase has been extensively used in this Code to enable Measurements, 
Voltage, etc., etc., to be added when necessary. (See Examples 
Nos. 3 and 4.) 

Measurements are provided in the Measurement Table, Part II., 
for Feet and Inches and for Millimetres by the use of the Numeral 
Table, which is also open for the expression of any form of quantity 
(Dollars, Francs, Millimetres, etc.), that may be required. Most 
frequently the form of numeral is understood by the context of 
the message, as in the case of millimetres, being indicated by the 
suggestion of measurements in brackets (see “ Tyres ” in Part I., 
and also Example No. 3), but where there can be any doubt as to the 
exact form of numeral it must be indicated by another Half Word 
from Part I., thus 1500 =“ scusu,” dollars =“ ecses ” (scusuecses). 


v. 



Decimals of two points are provided in the Decimal Table, Part II., 
and by a Half Word from the Numeral and Decimal Table respectively, 
as explained by a note at the head of the latter Table. 

The Code Numbers given in the left-hand column may be put 
to a variety of uses, of which the ability to indicate items from a 
catalogue or list numbered for the purpose in the same form as 
the Code Numbers in the Code is of great importance (see Part III.). 
Any catalogues so numbered and entered in the space provided for 
them in Part III. virtually become a supplement of the Code, and 
can be used freely with it on a very high scale of economy. 

Items in catalogues usually give a very full description, including 
measurements, weights, price, etc., all of which by this method can 
be indicated for one Half Word (see Example 4, where, if the 
Accumulators had been referred to through a numbered catalogue, 
one Half Word, preceded by a Half Word from Part III., would 
have done the work of the last three full Code Words). (For full 
Instructions and Example, see Part III.) 

It is important that the Code Words should be written or typed 
on the telegraph form very distinctly to minimise the chance of 
an error in transmission, which is often due as much to illegible 
writing as to a mistake of an operator. 

It is almost impossible that an error in a telegram should pass 
undetected, as the construction of the Ciphers is such that the 
mutilated Half Word would not appear. 

In such cases a repetition of the telegrams should be requested 
or the sender telegraphed that a certain word in his telegram is 
unintelligible and should be repeated. Phrases are provided for 
this purpose under the subject of “ Telegram.” 

A careful perusal of these Instructions, a study of the Examples, 
and a little practice in the working of the Code will give that 
familiarity which is necessary to obtain the best results from its 
operations. 


INDICATOR OF THIS CODE 

MOTOQ 

Should there be any reason to suppose that a recipient of a telegram 
by this Code having others in use should be in doubt as to which 
Code he has to refer, commence the message with the Half Word-- 

“MOTOQ" which being interpreted reads: 

“ This telegram is coded by the Motor Trade Telegram Code” 
(See Example No. 1 .) 


vi. 



CONTENTS 


Preface 
Instructions ... 
Examples 


PHRASES— 


PART I. 


Supplemented by Blanks for Private Additions 


PART II. 


TABLES— 

Dates . 

Decimals. 

Horse-power . 

References to Letters and 

Measurements. 

Numerals and Fractions 

Quantities . 

Sterling. 

Time . 

Weights ... . 


Telegrams 


PART III. 


References to Catalogues, Lists, etc., through 

THE USE OF THE CODE NUMBERS . 

References to Invoice Nos., Order Nos., or any 

OTHER ITEM OF INFORMATION THAT CAN BE 

identified by a Number . 


vii! 


PAGES 

iii.-iv. 

v.-vi. 

ix.-xi. 


1-512 


514-516 

517-519 

520 

521 
522-523 
524-529 
530-533 
534-541 

542 

543-545 


548-555 


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EXAMPLES 


No. 1. 

MESSAGE: 

This telegram is coded by the Motor Trade Telegram 
Code. Ship by first steamer 200 Pistons complete with Rings, 
Gudgeon Pins, 50 sets of Differential Crown Wheels, Differential 
Bevel Pinions, 300 each of Exhaust Valves, Exhaust Valve 
Springs, Exhaust Valve Spring Keys, 5 gross assorted Copper and 
Asbestos Flange and Circular Washers. Referring to your 
telegram of 25th, remit by telegraphic transfer £500; travelling 
expenses very heavy but sound business anticipated provided 
demonstration can be given and proves satisfactory. 


(Half) PHRASE. 


(Half) 

word. 


This telegram is coded by the Motor Trade 
Telegram Code 

Ship by first steamer. 


motog 

lobce 


Full 

word. 


j- motoglobce 


200 .. 

Pistons . 

Complete with. 

Rings . 

Gudgeon pins . 

50 sets of .. . 

Differential crown wheels . 

Differential bevel pinions . 

300 each of . 

Exhaust valves . 

Exhaust valve springs . 

Exhaust valve spring keys . 

5 gross... 

Assorted copper and asbestos flange and 
circular washers 


ruola \ 
iroid / 
cocco 1 
kipep / 
ewpva \ 
socaw j 
dygut 1 
dyfus / 
skeke "1 
oknov j 
okoem \ 
okogo / 
snaex 
onaol 


ruolairoid 

coccokipep 

ewpvasocaw 

dygutdyfus 

skekeoknov 

okoemokogo 

snaexonaol 


Referring to your telegram of 25th 
Remit by telegraphic transfer 

£500 . 

Travelling expenses . 

Very heavy . 

but . 

Sound business. 

anticipated . 

Provided demonstration can be given and 
proves satisfactory 


pyxyc \ 
jyohi / 
uddis \ 
elian / 
eylru \ 
behuc / 
begyf 
ajnic / 
dowpu 


pyxycjyohi 

uddiselian 

eylrubehuc 

begyfajnic 

dowpu* 


* Odd half word treated as full word. 

Message as above of 79 words coded at the cost of 13 Code Words. 

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EXAMPLES— (contd.) 

No. 2. 

MESSAGE: 

Contents badly damaged of Case No. 11376 owing to faulty 
packing, especially Head Lamps, which must be replaced 
immediately. 


(Half) PHRASE. 

(Half) 

word. 

Full 

word. 

Contents badly damaged (of) . 

Case No. 

(The next half word is to be interpreted as 
the Code No. instead of its ordinary 
meaning , and indicates the Case No.) 

curta \ 
upydu / 

curtaupydu 

11376 . 

owing to. 

gapyf \ 
ilcfi / 

gapyfilcfi 

faulty packing. 

especially . 

ilgy* \ 
ejzeg / 

ilgyf ejzeg 

head lamps . 

which must be. 

gasoy 1 
hytyg / 

gasoyhytyg 

replaced.. 

immediately . 

kajyv 1 
fazgy / 

kajyvfazgy 


Message as above of 19 words coded at the cost of 5 Code Words. 


No. 3. 

MESSAGE: 

Quote price and earliest date of shipment 500 Steel Studded 
Oversize Tyre Covers with Tubes 150 m/m x 935 m/m to fit 
135 m/m rims. 


(Half) PHRASE. 

(Half) 

word. 

Full 

word. 

Quote price and earliest date of shipment .... 
500 . 

ixuah ) 
salev / 

ixuahsalev 

Steel studded oversize tyre cover(s) with 
tubes ( — x — to fit — rims) 

150 m/m x . 

ogzyn ^ 
ruhem j 

ogzynruhem 

935 m/m. 

135 m/m. * 

sawee 'l 
rufci / 

sawcerufci 


Message as above of 24 words coded at the cost of 3 Code Words. 


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EXAMPLES—(con/^.) 

No. 4. 


MESSAGE: 

Ship at once 6 doz. Celluloid Accumulators (4f x 5£ x 7) 
(4 volt 60 A.H.) 


(Half) PHRASE. 

(Half) 

word. 

Full 

word. 

Ship at once . 

6 doz... 

loahi ^ 
sloot J 

loahisloot 

Celluloid accumulators (length — breadth — 
height —) (— volts — A.H.) 

4 £ ins. length . 

ackra ) 
rekoj J 

ackrarekoj 

5£ ins. width . 

7 ins. height .. 

remby 
reozy J 

rembyreozy 

4 volt . 

60 A.H. 

roevu \ 
rovka / 

roevurovka 


Message as above of 14 words coded at the cost of 4 Code Words. 


No. 5. 

MESSAGE: 

Motor Cycles to your order 24th March ready for delivery 
with the exception of Speedometers. These cannot be obtained 
until next month. Shall we ship without ? 


(Half) PHRASE. 

(Half) 

word. 

Motor cycles ... 

detul 

to your order . 

ijvyr 

24th March . 

paehu 

ready for delivery .... . 

dosde 

with the exception of . 

eksmi 

speedometers . 

mepyd 

These cannot be . 

bikod 

obtained. 

idzum 

until . 

ojcup 

next month . 

hurgi 

Shall we ship .. 

loaza 

without ? . 

otueb 


Full 

word. 


} 

} 

} 

} 

} 

} 


detulijvyr 

paehudosde 

eksmimepyd 

bikodidzum 

ojcuphurgi 

loazaotueb 


Message as above of 26 words coded at the cost of 6 Code Words, 

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PART I. 


PHRASES, 

ETC. 






abaca A ACCELERATOR abiek 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

00000 

abaca 

A. 

00001 ; 

abaec 

ABANDON(S) or to Abandon 

00002 ! 

abage 

Abandoned. 

00003 ; 

abaig 

Abandoning. 

00004 

abaki 

ABATE(S) or to Abate 

00005 1 

abaom 

Abated. 

00006 

abaus 

Abating. 

00007 

abbaz 

ABATEMENT(S) 

00008 

abbed 

ABEYANCE. 

00009 

abbih 

In abeyance. 

00010 

abbon 

ABILITY(IES) 

00011 

abbut 

No ability(ies) 

00012 

abbyx 

ABLE (to). See also Can, Unable. 

00013 

abbzy 

ABNORMAL(LY) 

00014 

abdab 

ABOLISK(ES) or to Abolish 

00015 

abdef 

Abolished. 

00016 

abdij 

Abolishing. 

00017 

abdop 

ABOLITION. 

00018 

abduv 

ABOUT (to) 

00019 

abdyz 

Not about. 

00020 

abdza 

What about? 

00021 

abeac 

[ ABOVE. 

00022 

abece 

Above and below. 

00023 

abeeg 

If above. 

00024 

abegi 

If not above. 

00025 

abeik 

Not above. 

00026 

abemo 

; ABREAST. 

00027 

abesu 

ABROAD. 

00028 

abewy 

j ABSENCE(S) (of). 

00029 

abeya 

ABSENT(S) (from) or to Absent 

00030 

abfad 

Absented. 

00031 

abfeh 

Absenting. 

00032 

abfil 

ABSOLUTE(LY) 

00033 

abflo 

ABSORB(S) or to Absorb 

00034 

abfor 

Absorbed. 

00035 

abfru 

! Absorbing. 

00036 

abfyb 

; ABSORBENT. 

00037 

abgim 

ABSORBER(S). See also Shock. 

00038 

abgos 

ABSTRACT(S) (of) or to Abstract 

00039 

abguy 

Abstracted. 

00040 

abgwa 

Abstracting. 

00041 

abgyc 

i ABSURD(LY) 

00042 

abhaf 

ABUNDANCE(S) (of) 

00043 

abhej 

ABYSS IN IA(N)(S) 

00044 

abhin 

ACCELERATE(S) or to Accelerate 

00045 

abhot 

Accelerated. 

00046 

abhuz 

Accelerating. 

00047 

abhyd 

! ACCELERATION. 

00048 

abiag 

| ACCELERATOR(S) 

00049 

abici 

Accelerator spring brackets 

00050 

abiek 

Foot accelerator(s) 


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abisy ACCELERATOR (contd.) ACCIDENT abrap 


Noe. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

00051 

abisy 

Accelerator gear(s) 

00052 

abiye 

„ pedal(s) 

00053 

abjah 

„ „ lever(s) 

00054 

abjel 

„ „ pin(s) 

00055 

abjho 

„ „ rod(s) 

00056 

abjip 

„ „ spring(s) 

00057 

abjov 

„ plate(s) 

00058 

abjub 

„ spring(s) 

00059 

abjyf 

AGCEPT(S). See also Amount, or to Accept 

Bill, Draft, Offer, Order, Term. 

Accept subject to—• 

00060 

abkem 

00061 

abkgo 

Accepted (by—) 

00062 

abkow 

Not accepted (by—) 

00063 

abkuc 

Accepting. 

Not accepting. 

00064 

abkyg 

00065 

ablaj 

ACCEPTABLE (to—) 

00066 

ablen 

Not acceptable (to—) 

00067 

ablir 

ACCEPTANCE(S) (of). 

00068 

ablox 

Acceptance(s) advised. 

00069 

ablud 

Against acceptance(s) 

00070 

ablyh 

Amount of acceptance(s) 

00071 

abmak 

For acceptance(s) 

00072 

abrais 

Acceptance(s) for — days. 

00073 

abmoy 

,, ,, ,, ■ months. 

00074 

abnal 

Note(s) of acceptance(s) 

00075 

abnep 

Pay acceptance(s) 

00076 

abnit 

Do not pay acceptance(s) 

00077 

abnoz 

Present for acceptance(s) 

00078 

abnuf 

ACCEPTOR(S) 

00079 

abnyj 

ACCESS (to). 

00080 

aboam 

Free access (to) 

00081 

aboco 

No access (to) 

00082 

abomy 

What access (to) 

00083 

abose 

ACCESS IBLE( IL IT Y) 

00084 

aboug 

If accessible. 

00085 

abowi 

If not accessible. 

00086 

aboyk 

Not accessible. 

00087 

abpan 

ACCESSORY(IES). For individual accessories see 

separate subject headings . 

00088 

abper 

Aircraft accessory(ies) 

00089 

abphu 

Cycle accessory(ies) 

00090 

abpiv 

Electrical accessory(ies) 

00091 

abply 

Motor-car accessory(ies) 

00092 

abpob 

Motor-cycle accessory(ies) 

00093 

abpre 

No accessory(ies) 

00094 

abpuh 

With accessory(ies) 

00095 

abpyl 

ACCIDENT(S)(AL)(ALLY). 

See also Insurance. 

00096 

abqul 

In case of accident. 

00097 

abrap 

Fatal accident(s) 


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abret 

Nos. 

00098 

00099 

00100 

00101 

00102 

00103 

00104 

00105 

00106 

00107 

00108 

00109 

00110 

00111 

00112 

00113 

00114 

00115 

00116 

00117 

00118 

00119 

00120 

00121 

00122 

00123 

00124 

00125 

00126 

00127 

00128 

00129 

00130 

00131 

00132 

00133 

00134 

00135 

00136 

00137 

00138 

00139 

00140 

00141 

00142 

00143 

00144 

00145 

00146 


(contd .) ACCOUNT acahg 


(Half) PHRASE. 


No accident(s) 

(To) prevent(s) accident(s) 

Serious accident(s) (to—) 

Slight accident(s) (to—) 

ACCOM MODATE(S) or to Accommodate 

Accommodated. 

Accommodating. 

ACCOMMODATION (for—) 

Accommodation available. 

Good accommodation. 

No accommodation. 

Poor accommodation. 

Reserve or secure accommodation (for—) 
What accommodation is there? 

ACCOMPANY( IES). or to Accompany 

Accompanied (by—) 

Accompanying. 

ACCOMPLISH(ES) or to Accomplish 

Accomplished. 

Accomplishing. 

ACCOMPLISHMENT(S) 

(In) ACCORDANCE (with) 

Not in accordance with. 

ACCORD ING(LY) (to) 

ACCOUNT(S). or to Account 

See also Pay, Remit, Sold, etc. 

Annual account(s) 

Account(s) audited. 

„ „ must be audited. 

Balance of account(s) 

Credit balance of account(s) 

Debit balance of account(s) 

What is the balance of account? 

Account(s) at bank. 

Charge the account(s) (of—) 

Charged to account(s) (of—) 

Close account(s) 

Account(s) closed. 

Copy(ies) of account(s) 

Credit account(s) 

Account(s) credited. 

Current account(s) 

Account(s) to date. 

„ „ dated. 

Debit account(s) 

Account(s) debited. 

Deposit account(s) 

Account(s) in duplicate. 

For account(s) of— 

Forward account(s) 


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aoaji ACCOUNT ( conld.) aohsy 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

00147 

acaji 

How is it to be accounted for? 

00148 

acaon 

In account with. 

00149 

acapo 

Keep account(s) (of—) 

00150 

acaut 

Monthly account(s) 

00151 

acavu 

„ „ less 2i%. 

00152 

acawv 

„ „ „ 5%. 

00153 

acayx 

New account(s) 

00154 

acazy 

No account(s) 

00155 

accab 

Not accounted for. * 

60156 

accde 

Old account(s) 

00157 

accef 

On account of. 

00158 

acchi 

On no account. 

00159 

accij 

Open account(s) (for—) (with—) 

00160 

accno 

Account(s) opened (for—) (with—) 

00161 

accop 

„ „ in order. 

00162 

acctu 

„ „ not in order. 

00163 

accuv 

(On) our (my) account(s) 

00164 

accyz 

Overdue account(s) 

00165 

accza 

Account(s) overdrawn. 

00166 

acdac 

„ „ must not be overdrawn. 

00167 

acdeg 

„ „ paid. 

00168 

acdik 

„ „ not paid. 

00169 

acead 

If account(s) not paid. 

00170 

acebe 

Pay account(s) 

00171 

acefl 

Profit and loss account(s) 

00172 

aceil 

„ „ „ „ and balance sheet. 

00173 

acelo 

Quarterly account(s) 

00174 

aceor 

Account(s) questioned. 

00175 

aceru 

„ „ received. 

00176 

aceux 

„ „ not received. 

00177 

acevy 

On reference to the account(s) of— 

00178 

acewz 

Render account(s) 

00179 

acexa 

Account(s) rendered. 

00180 

aceyb 

„ sales. 

00181 

acfko 

Account(s) shew(s) a loss of— 

00182 

acfos 

>» >» >> >> >» profit of 

00183 

acfuy 

State of account(s) 

00184 

acfwa 

Statement of account(s) 

00185 

acfyc 

Subsidiary account(s) 

00186 

acgaf 

(On) that (this) account. 

00187 

acgej 

„ their (his) account(s) 

00188 

acgin 

Transfer to account (of—) 

00189 

acgot 

Account(s) transferred (to—) 

00190 

acguz 

„ „ in triplicate. 

00191 

acgva 

Unable to account for it (them) 

00192 

acgyd 

What (which) account(s) 

00193 

acgze 

Withdraw account(s) 

00194 

achag 

Yearly account(s) 

00195 

achci 

Half-yearly account(s) 

00196 

achek 

Last year’s account(s) 

00197 | 

achsy 

(On) your account(s) 


4 







achye ACCOUNT ( contd .) ACCUMULATOR acmoz 


Noa. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

00198 

achye 

Accounted (for—) 

00199 

acibi 

Accounting (for—) 

00200 

aciel 

ACGOUNTANT(S) 

00201 

acign 

ACCREDIT(S) or to Accredit 

00202 

acinu 

Accredited. 

00203 

aciov 

Accrediting. 

00204 

aciry 

AGCRUE(S) or to Accrue 

00205 

acita 

Accrued. 

00206 

aciub 

Accruing. 

00207 

acixe 

AGGUMULATE(S) or to Accumulate 

00208 

aciyf 

Accumulated. 

00209 

acjem 

Accumulating. 

00210 

acjgo 

ACCUMULATION(S) (of) 

00211 

acjow 

ACGUMULATOR(S) (— volts — A.H.). See also 
Battery, Box, Coil. 

00212 

acjuc 

Complete battery of accumulator(s) 

00213 

acjwe 

Block type accumulator(s) (length — breadth — 
height —) (— volts — A.H.). 

00214 

acjyg 

Capacity of accumulator(s) S.M.M. and T. Rating 
— A.H. 

00215 

ackaj 

Capacity of accumulator in A.H. 5 hours’ discharge 
rate. 

00216 

acken 

Capacity of accumulator in A.H. 10 hours’ discharge 
rate. 

00217 

ackfo 

Capacity in accumulator in A.H. —hours’ discharge 
rate. 

00218 

ackir 

Capacity of accumulator — nominal A.H. 

00219 

acklu 

„ „ „ — actual A.H. 

00220 

ackox 

„ „ „ on ignition — A.H. 

00221 

ackpy 

Accumulator(s) in glass cells (length — breadth — 
height —) (— volts — A.H.). 

00222 

ackra 

Celluloid accumulator(s) (length — breadth — 
height —) (—volts — A.H.). 

00223 

ackud 

Charging rate of accumulator(s) (— amperes). 

00224 

ackve 

Maximum discharge rate of accumulator(s) 
(— amperes). 

00225 

ackzi 

Normal discharge rate of accumulator (s) (—amperes) 

00226 

aclak 

Commercial vehicle accumulator(s) (length — 
breadth — height —) (— volts — A.H.). 

00227 

aclis 

Ebonite accumulator(s) (length — breadth — 
height —) (— volts — A.H.). 

00228 

acloy 

Garage lighting accumulator(s) (length — breadth 
— height —) (— volts — A.H.). 

00229 

acmal 

Spun glass accumulator(s) (length — breadth — 
height —) (—- volts — A.H.). 

00230 

acmep 

Ignition accuinulator(s) (length — breadth — 
height —) (— volts — A.II.). 

00231 

acmlt 

Jelly accumulator(s) (length—breadth —height—) 
(— volts — A.H.). 

00232 

acmoz 

Lighting accumulator(s) (length — breadth — 
height —) (— volts — A.H.). 


5 









acmuf ACCUMULATOR ( contd .) ACHIEVE acule 


Nos. 

(Half) 1 
word, j 

(Half) PHRASE. 

00233 

acmuf j 

Make of accumulator(s) 

00234 

acmyj j 

Any make of accumulator(s) (length — breadth — 
height —) (— volts — A.H.). 

00235 

acnam , 

What make of accumulator(s) 

00236 

acnug ' 

Motor-car accumulator(s) (length — breadth — 
height —) (— volts — A.H.). 

00237 

acnyk 

Nickel steel accumulator(s) (length — breadth — 
height —) (— volts — A.H.). 

00238 

acoan 

No accumulator(s) 

00239 

acobo 

Ordinary accumulator(s) (length — breadth — 
height —) (— volts — A.H.). 

00240 

acoer 

Accumulator plate(s) negative (length—breadth—). 

00241 

acoiv 

„ „ „ positive (length—breadth—). 

00242 

acoly 

Portable accumulator(s) (length — breadth — 
height —) (— volts — A.H.). 

00243 

acona 

Accumulator(s) for general purposes. 

00244 

acoob 

„ repairs. 

00245 

acore 

„ repair outfit(s) 

00246 

acovi 

Accumulalor(s) lor stationary work (length — 
breadth — height —) (— volts — A.H.). 

00247 

acowj 

Central station accumulator(s) (length — breadth — 
height —) (— volts — A.H.). „ 

00248 

acoyl 

Unspillable accumulator(s) (length — breadth — 
height —) (— volts — A.H.). 

00249 

acpes 

Accumulator(s) useless owing to heavy sulphation. 

00250 

acpoc 

Weight of accumulator(s). 

00251 

acpym 

„ „ „ „ with acid. 

00252 

acruk 

» » >» »> dry. 

00253 

acryo 

ACCURACY(IES). See also Adjustment, In¬ 

accuracy. 

00254 

acsar 

ACCURATE(LY). See also Inaccurate. 

00255 

acsev 

Not entirely accurate. 

00256 

acshy 

Perfectly accurate. 

00257 

acsiz 

ACCUSATION(S) 

00258 

acsne 

ACCUSE(S) or to Accuse 

00259 

acsof 

Accused (of) 

00260 

acsri 

Accusing — (of) 

00261 

acsul 

ACETYLENE. See also Blowpipe, Flare, 

Generator, Lamp. 

00262 

acsyp 

j Acetylene apparatus. 

00263 

actas 

,, purifying apparatus. 

00264 

actew 

„ cylinder(s) ( — cubic feet) 

00265 

actog 

j Oxy-acetylene. 

00266 

actum 

„ „ cutting apparatus. 

00267 

actwo 

,, „ welding apparatus. 

00268 

acuat 

Acetylene “T” picce(s) 

00269 

acubu 

„ “Y" „ „ 

00270 

acuex 

„ regulator(s) j 

00271 

acufy 

,, tank(s) (— cubic feet) 

00272 

acuha 

„ torch(es) 

00273 

acule 

ACHIEVE(S) or to Achieve 


o 













aoung 


ACHIEVE (contd.) 


ACTION 


adcru 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

00274 

acung 

Achieved. 

00275 

acupi 

Achieving. 

00276 

acuvo 

ACH IEVEMENT(S) 

00277 

acvey 

AGID(S). See also Brush, Hydrometer, Proof, 
Syringe. 

00278 

acvlc 

Free from acid. 

00279 

acvys 

Fresh acid(s) 

00280 

acwav 

Impure acid(s) 

00281 

acwez 

Acid level. 

00282 

acwid 

No acid(s) 

00283 

acwoj 

Acid solution. 

00284 

acwup 

„ spray(s) 

00285 

acwyt 

Sulphuric acid(s) (— carboys) 

00286 

acxaw 

„ „ „ (— specific gravity) 

00287 

acxcy 

Commercial sulphuric acid (— specific gravity) 

00288 

acxmi 

Pure brimstone sulphuric acid(s) (—specific 



gravity) 

00289 

acxok 

ACKNOWLEDGE(S) or to Acknowledge 

00290 

acxso 

Acknowledged. 

00291 

acxyu 

Not acknowledged. 

00292 

acyax 

Acknowledging. 

00293 

acyeb 

ACKNOWLEDGMENT(S) 

00294 

acyif 

AGORN(S) 

00295 

aczay 

AGQUIRE(S) or to Acquire 

00296 

aczec 

Acquired. 

00297 

aczig 

Acquiring. 

00298 

aczom 

ACQUISITION. 

00299 

aczus 

ACQUIT(S) or to Acquit 

00300 

adaab 

Acquitted (of—) 

00301 

adade 

AGRE(S). See also Tractor. 

00302 

adaef 

ACROSS. 

00303 

adahi 

ACT(S) or to Act 

00304 

adaij 

Act(s) with caution. 

00305 

adano 

„ „ freely. 

00306 

adaop 

„ „ immediately. 

Refusc(s) to act (until—) 

00307 

adatu 

00308 

adauv 

Act(s) stiftly. 

00309 

adawx 

Acted. 

00310 

adaxy 

Not acted. 

00311 

adayz 

Acting. 

00312 

adaza 

Acting on behalf of. 

00313 

adbac 

Not acting. 

00314 

adbeg 

Self-acting. 

00315 

adbik 

ACTION(S) (of—). 

00316 

adbya 

All in one action. 

00317 

adcad 

Automatic action. 

00318 

adceh 

Brought into action (by) 

00319 

adcil 

Centrifugal action. 

00320 

adclo 

Chemical action(s) 

00321 

adcor 

Continuous in action. 

00322 

adcru 

Difference in action(s) 


7 








adoux 


ACTION (contd.) 


ADAPTER 


adkal 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

00323 

adcux 

Direct action. 

00324 

adcyb 

Electrolytic action(s) 

00325 

addim 

Free action. 

00326 

addko 

Immediate action(s) 

00327 

addos 

In action. 

00328 

addwa 

Instantaneous (in) action. 

00329 

addyc 

Joint action(s) 

00330 

adeaf 

Action lost. 

00331 

adech 

Magnetic action(s) 

00332 

adedi 

No action(s) 

00333 

adeej 

Out of action. 

00334 

adehm 

Positive (in) action(s) 

00335 

adein 

Quick (in) action. 

00336 

adejo 

Radius of action(s) 

00337 

adeot 

Release action. 

00338 

adepu 

Simple (in) action. 

00339 

adety 

Slow action(s) 

00340 

adeva 

Smooth action(s) 

00341 

adewb 

Spring action(s) 

00342 

adeyd 

„ bolt action(s) 

Sure action(s) 

00343 

adeze 

00344 

adfag 

Through the action(s) (of—) 

00345 

adfek 

Tumbler action. 

00346 

adgah 

ACTIONABLE. 

00347 

adgel 

Not actionable. 

00348 

adgho 

ACTIYE(LY) 

00349 

adgip 

ACTIVITY(IES) 

00350 

adgnu 

ACTUAL(LY) 

00351 

adgov 

ACTUATE(S). See also Lever, or to Actuate 


Link, Pad, Rod. 

00352 

adgry 

Actuated (by—) 

00353 

adgub 

Actuating. 

00354 

adgyl 

ACTUATION. 

00355 

adhem 

ACTUATOR(S) 

00356 

adhow 

ACUTE(LY) 

00357 

adhuc 

ADAPT(S). See also Circumstance, or to Adapt 

00358 

adhyg 

Adapted (for) 

00359 

adiaj 

If adapted (for) 

00360 

adien 

Not adapted (for) 

00361 

adifo 

Specially adapted (for) 

00362 

adilu 

ADAPTAB(LE)(ILITY) 

00363 

adiox 

ADAPTATION. 

00364 

adipy 

ADAPTER(S). See also Holder. 

00365 

adira 

Chassis adapter(s) 

00366 

adiud 

Focussing adapter(s) 

00367 

adive 

Hub ring adapter(s) 

00368 

adizi 

Electric lamp adapter(s) 

00369 

adjak 

„ „ „ large bayonet. 

00370 

adjis 

„ „ „ small bayonet. 

00371 

ad joy 

„ „ „ large screw. 

00372 

adkal 

„ „ „ small screw. 


8 









adkep 


ADAPTER ( contd .) ADJOURN 


aduav 


N 08 . 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

Oo373 

adkep 

Car to cycle pump adapter(s) 

00374 

adkit 

Cycle to car pump adapter(s) 

00375 

adkoz 

Sparking plug adapter(s) 

00376 

adkuf 

Two-way sparking plug adapter(s> 

00377 

adkyj 

Tyre pump adapter(s) 

00378 

adlam 

Chain wheel adapter(s) 

00379 

adlug 

ADD(S) (to—) or to Add 

00380 

adlyk 

Added (to—) 

00381 

adman 

Not added (to—) 

00382 

admer 

Adding (to—) 

00383 

admiv 

Not adding (to—) 

00384 

admob 

(In) ADDITION(S) (to—) 

00385 

admuh 

ADDITIONAL(LY) 

00386 

admyl 

ADDRESS(ES). or to Address 

See also Letter, Reply, Telegram. 

00387 

adnes 

Business address. 

00388 

adnoc 

Address care of— 

00389 

adnym 

Change of address. 

00390 

adoap 

Full address. 

00391 

adoet 

Address not known. 

00392 

adofu 

Last address was. 

00393 

adoix 

Next address is. 

00394 

adojy 

Address until further notice. 

00395 

adola 

Our (my) address. 

00396 

adood 

Address Post Restante — 

00397 

adope 

Present address. 

00398 

adorg 

Private address. 

00399 

adosh 

Regular address. 

00400 

adoti 

Same address. 

00401 

adouj 

Registered telegraphic and cable address. 

00402 

adowl 

Their (his) (her) address. 

00403 

adoyn 

What is the address (of—) 

00404 

adozo 

Wrong address. 

00405 

adpuk 

Your address. 

00406 

adras 

Addressed. 

00407 

adrew 

Not addressed. 

00408 

adrog 

Addressing. 

00409 

adrum 

ADELAIDE. 

00410 

adsat 

ADEQUATE(LY) 

00411 

adsex 

Not adequate(ly) 

00412 

adsha 

ADHERE(S) (to) or to Adhere 

00413 

adsib 

Do(es) not adhere to. 

00414 

adsle 

Adhered (to) 

00415 

adsoh 

Adhering. 

00416 

adspi 

ADHESIVE. 

00417 

adsun 

ADJACENT. 

00418 

adsyr 

adjoining. „ 

00419 

adtey 

ADJOURN(S) (till—) or to Adjourn 

00420 

adtic 

Adjourned (till—) 

00421 

adtys 

Not adjourned. 

00422 

aduav 

Adjourning (till—) 












adudy 


ADJUST 


ADMIT 


afbyc 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

00423 

adudy 

ADJUST(S) or to Adjust 

00424 

aduez 

Adjusted. 

00425 

adufa 

Correctly adjusted. 

00426 

aduid 

Finally adjusted. 

00427 

aduje 

Not adjusted. 

00428 

aduni 

Temporarily adjusted. 

00429 

aduoj 

Wrongly adjusted. 

00430 

adurm 

Adjusting. 

00431 

aduto 

ADJUSTABLE. 

00432 

aduyt 

Not (non) adjustable. 

00433 

aduzu 

ADJUSTER(S). See also Belt, Chain, Lever, 
Pressure, Tappet, Tension, Zero. 

00434 

advok 

ADJUSTMENT(S). See also Air, Carburettor, 
Needle, Steer, Zero. 

00435 

adwax 

Accuracy of adjustment. 

00436 

adweb 

After adjustment. 

00437 

adwhe 

Any adjustment. 

00438 

adwif 

Automatic adjustment. 

00439 

adwol 

Complete adjustment. 

00440 

adwro 

Delicate adjustment. 

00441 

adwur 

(Of) easy adjustment. 

00442 

adwyv 

Final adjustment. 

00443 

adxay 

Fine adjustment. 

00444 

adxec 

Inaccuracy of adjustment. 

00445 

adxig 

Lateral adjustment. 

00446 

adxom 

Longitudinal adjustment. 

00447 

adxus 

No adjustment. 

00448 

adyaz 

Adjustment of— 

00449 

adyed 

Out of adjustment. 

00450 

adyih 

Plenty of adjustment. 

00451 

adyji 

Rack and pinion adjustment. 

00452 

adyon 

Rapid adjustment. 

00453 

adypo 

Require(s) adjustment. 

00454 

adyut 

Screw(ed) adjustment. 

00455 

afaad 

Sliding adjustment. 

00456 

afabe 

(By) slight adjustment. 

00457 

afafi 

Slow adjustment. 

00458 

afail 

Variable adjustment. 

00459 

afalo 

What adjustment ? 

00460 

afaor 

ADMINISTER(S) or to Administer 

00461 

afaru 

Administered. 

00462 

afaux 

Administering. 

00463 

afavy 

ADMINISTRATION. 

00464 

afawz 

Letters of administration. 

00465 

afaxa 

ADMIRALTY. 

00466 

afayb 

ADMISSION. 

00467 

afbim 

No admission. 

00468 

afbos 

ADMIT(S) or to Admit 

00469 

afbuy 

Admitted(ly) 

00470 

afbyc 

Not admitted(ly) 


10 






afcaf 


ADMIT (contd.) 


ADVANCE 


aflpa 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

00471 

afcaf 

Admitting (that) 

00472 

afcej 

Not admitting (that) 

00473 

afcin 

ADM ITT AN CE(S) 

00474 

afcot 

No admittance. 

00475 

afcuz 

ADOPT(S) or to Adopt 

00476 

afcyd 

Adopted (by—) 

00477 

afdag 

Adopting. 

00478 

afdek 

ADOPTION. 

00479 

afdsy 

Since adoption. 

00480 

afdye 

Until adoption. 

00481 

afeah 

ADRIFT. 

00482 

afebi 

ADVANCE(S). or to Advance 

See also Draw, Price, Spark, Wage. 

00483 

afeel 

Accept advance. • 

00484 

afeho 

Advance on account of— 

00485 

afeip 

Advise(s) an advance of— 

00486 

afenu 

Do not advise an advance. 

00487 

afeov 

Against advance. 

00488 

afery 

Agree(s) to an advance (of—) 

00489 

afeta 

What advance can be allowed? 

00490 

afeub 

Amount of advance. 

00491 

afewd 

At an advance of— 

00492 

afexe 

Ask(s) for an advance (of—) 

00493 

afeyf 

Advance(s) from bank. 

00494 

affem 

Advance — per cent. 

00495 

affgo 

Advance due to— 

00496 

affmu 

Advance expected (of—) 

00497 

affow 

Further advance(s) 

00498 

affsa 

No further advance(s) 

00499 

affuc 

Advance(s) granted (of—) 

00500 

affwe 

Too high an advance. 

00501 

affyg 

Advance(s) not justified. 

00502 

afgaj 

Large advance(s) 

00503 

afgen 

Limit(s) of advance(s) 

00504 

afgir 

Too low an advance. 

00505 

afglu 

Advance(s) have (has) been made as follows. 

00506 

afgox 

Make no advance(s) 

00507 

afgra 

Advance as much as possible. 

00508 

afgud 

No advance(s) 

00509 

afhak 

What advance can be obtained? 

00510 

afhis 

Advance part. 

00511 

afhoy 

Period of advance. 

00512 

afial 

Rapid advance(s) 

00513 

afido 

Reasonable advance(s) 

00514 

afiep 

Advance refused. 

00515 

afihs 

Refuse(s) to advance anything. 

00516 

afiju 

„ „ „ „ more than. 

00517 

afiny 

Regular advance(s) 

00518 

afioz 

Advance repaid. 

00519 

afipa 

„ must be repaid. 


11 








afite ADVANCE ( contd.) ADVERTISEMENT afsld 


Nos. 

(Half) j 
word, j 

(Half) PHRASE. 

00520 

afite 

Advance not yet repaid. 

00521 

afiuf 

„ will be repaid on or before— 

00522 

afixi 

„ required is not reasonable. 

00523 

afjam 

Slight advance(s) 

00524 

afjug 

Slow advance(s) 

00525 

afjyk 

Small advance(s) 

00526 

afkan 

Temporary advance(s) 

00527 

afker 

Term(s) of advance(s) 

00528 

afkhu 

Advance the whole. 

00529 

afkiv 

Advanced. 

00530 

afkly 

Advancing. 

00531 

afkna 

ADVANCEMENTS) 

00532 

afkob 

No advancement(s) 

00533 

afkre 

ADVANTAGE(S) 

00534 

afkuh 

All the advantages (of) 

00535 

afkyl 

Additional advantage(s) 

00536 

afles 

If any advantage. 

00537 

afloc 

To best advantage. 

00538 

aflym 

Chief advantage. 

00539 

afmap 

Advantage(s) claimed. 

00540 

afmet 

Great advantage(s) (of) 

00541 

afmix 

Have (has) the advantage(s) of 

00542 

afmod 

Little advantage(s) 

00543 

afmuj 

Many advantages. 

00544 

afmyn 

Mutual advantage. 

00545 

afnuk 

No advantage(s) 

00546 

afoar 

Advantage(s) over. 

00547 

afodu 

Some advantagc(s) 

00548 

afoev 

Take advantage (of) 

• 00549 

afohy 

Taken advantage (of) 

00550 

afoiz 

What advantage(s) 

00551 

afoja 

ADVANTAGEOUS(LY) 

00552 

atone 

ADVERSE(LY) 

00553 

afoof 

ADVERTISE(S) or to Advertise 

00554 

afori 

Advertised. 

00555 

afoul 

Advertising. 

00556 

afown 

Advertising matter. 

00557 

afoxo 

Advertising space(s) 

00558 

afoyp 

ADVERT ISEMENT(S) 

00559 

afpas 

Cancel advertisement(s) 

00560 

afpew 

Cost of advertisement(s) 

00561 

afpog 

Illuminated advertisement(s) 

00562 

afpum 

Insert an advertisement (in—) 

00563 

afrey 

— insertion(s) of advertisement. 

00564 

afric 

No advertisement(s) 

00565 

afrys 

(—) page(s) advertisement(s) 

00566 

afsav 

| page advertisement(s) 

00567 

afsdy 

£ page advertisement(s) 

00568 

afsez 

Advertisement panel(s) (for) 

00569 

afsid 

Renew advertisement(s) 


12 














afsje ADVERTISEMENT ( contd.) AERIAL agcag 


N08. 1 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

00570 

afsje 

Series of advertisement(s) 

00571 

afsni 

ADVIGE(S) 

00572 

afsoj 

Acting on advice (of—) 

00573 

afsto 

Awaiting advice(s) (from—) 

00574 

afsup 

Bad advice. 

00575 

afsyt 

Best advice. 

00576 

aftaw 

Follow advice (of—) 

00577 

aftok 

Further advice(s) 

00578 

afuby 

Good advice. 

00579 

afuda 

Latest advice. 

00580 

afueb 

Legal advice. 

00581 

afuhe 

No advice. 

00582 

afuli 

Can offer no advice. 

00583 

afuol 

Separate advice. 

00584 

afuro 

What is the advice of? 

00585 

afuxu 

Without advice(s) 

00586 

afvay 

ADVISA(BLE)(ILITY) 

00587 

afvec 

If advisable. 

00588 

afvig 

Is it advisable (to—) 

00589 

afvom 

Not advisable. 

00590 

afvus 

When advisable. 

00591 

afwaz 

ADVISE(S) or to Advise 

00592 

afwed 

Advise all concerned (that—) 

00593 

afwon 

Do(es) not advise. 

00594 

afwut 

Do you advise? 

00595 

afwyx 

Advise immediately. 

00596 

afyab 

Advise by mail. 

00597 

afyef 

Advise regularly. 

00598 

afyij 

Strongly advise. 

00599 

afyno 

Advise by telegraph. 

00600 

afyop 

Unable to advise. 

00601 

afyuv 

What do they advise? 

00602 

afzac 

What do you advise? 

00603 

afzeg 

Advise you (to—) 

00604 

afzik 

Advise you not (to—) 

00605 

afzmo 

Advised (that—) 

00606 

afzsu 

As advised. 

00607 

agaim 

If advised. 

00608 

agako 

If not advised. 

00609 

agaos 

Not advised. 

00610 

agarv 

Unless otherwise advised. 

00611 

agawa 

Until advised. 

00612 

agayc 

Well advised. 

00613 

agbaf 

When advised. 

00614 

agbej 

Advising. 

00615 

agbin 

Not advising. 

00616 

agbot 

ADVISORY. 

00617 

agbuz 

ADZE(S) 

00618 

agbyd 

AERIAL(S). See also Mail, Post, Traffic. 

00619 

agcag 

Aerial transport. 


13 













agcek 


AERO 


AFTER 


agjiv 


Nos. 

H(alf) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

00620 

agcek 

AERO. 

00621 

agcye 

AERODROME(S) 

00622 

agdah 

Aerodrome(s) to accommodate— 

00623 

agdel 

R.A.F. aerodrome(s) 

00624 

agdho 

Civilian aerodrome(s) 

00625 

agdip 

Licensed aerodrome(s). 

00626 

agdov 

Licensee(s) of aerodrome(s) 

00627 

agdry 

Military aerodrome(s) 

00628 

agdub 

Naval aerodrome(s) 

00629 

agdyf 

Permanent aerodrome(s) 

00630 

ageck 

Portable acrodrome(s) 

00631 

ageem 

Private aerodrome(s) 

00632 

agego 

Public aerodrome(s) 

00633 

agehp 

Sit.e(s) of aerodrome(s) 

00634 

agemu 

Size of aerodrome(s) (— acres) 

00635 

agesa 

Temporary aerodrome(s) 

00636 

ageuc 

AEROFOIL(S) 

00637 

agewe 

AEROGRAM(S) 

00638 

ageyg 

AERONAUT(S) 

00639 

agfaj 

AERONAUT 1C(S)(AL). 

00640 

agfen 

AEROPLANE(S). See also Biplane, Triplane, 
Tyre. 

00641 

agfir 

AFFAIR(S) 

00642 

agflu 

Bad state of affairs. 

00643 

agfox 

Good state of affairs. 

00644 

agfra 

No affair of ours. 

00645 

agfud 

,, ,, ,, theirs. 

00646 

aggak 

„ „ „ yours. 

AFFECT(S). or to Affect 

00647 

aggis 

00648 

aggku 

Affected (by—) 

00649 

aggoy 

Not affected (by—) 

00650 

aghal 

Affecting. 

00651 

aghep 

AFFIDAVIT(S) 

00652 

aghit 

AFFIRMATIYE(LY) 

00653 

aghoz 

AFFIX(ES) or to Affix 

00654 

aghuf 

Affixed. 

00655 

aghyj 

Affixing. 

00656 

agiam 

AFFORD(S) or to Afford 

00657 

agigs 

Afforded. 

00658 

agiht 

Affording. 

00659 

agimy 

AFGHANISTAN. 

00660 

agird 

AFLOAT. 

00661 

aglse 

AFRAID (of—) 

00662 

agiug 

Not afraid (of—) 

00663 

agiwi 

AFRESH. 

00664 

agiyk 

AFRIGA(N)(S) 

00665 

agjan 

AFT. 

00666 

agjer 

AFTER(WARDS) 

00667 

agjhu 

If after(wards) 

00668 

agjiv 

Immediately after(wards) 


14 











agjob 

Nos. 

00669 

00670 

00671 

00672 

00673 

00674 

00675 

00676 

00677 

00678 

00679 

00680 

00681 

00682 

00683 

00684 

00685 

00686 

00687 

00688 

00689 

00690 

00691 

00692 

00693 

00694 

00695 

00696 

00697 

00698 

00699 

00700 

00701 

00702 

00703 

00704 

00705 

00706 

00707 

00708 

00709 

00710 

00711 

00712 

00713 

00714 

00715 

00716 

00717 

00718 


( contd .) 


AGREE 


agsyu 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Not after(wards) 

Some time after(wards) 

Until after(wards) 

AFTERNOON. 

During the afternoon. 

The following afternoon. 

This afternoon. 

To-morrow afternoon. 

Yesterday afternoon. 

AGAIN. 

AGAINST. 

If against. 

If not against. 

Not(hing) against. 

AGE(S) 

Maximum age. 

Minimum age. 

What age ? 

AGENCY(IES) 

Accept agency(ios) 

Agency agreement(s) (— years) 

Apply for agcncy(ies) 

Conclude agcncy(ics) 

Proprietary agcncy(ies) 

Refuse agency(ies) 

Sole agency(ies) 

Terms of agencv(ics) 

AGENT(S) (at) 

Advertising agent(s) 

Aircraft agent(s) 

Care of agent(s) (at—) 

Cycle agcnt(s) 

Agent general(s) 

Insurance agent(s) 

Lloyd's agent(s) (at—) 

Motor-car and accessory agcnt(s) 

No agent(s) (at—) 

Our (my) agent(s) (at—) 

Shipping agent(s) 

Sole agent(s) 

Their (his) agent(s) (at—) 

Your agent(s) (at—) 

AGITATE(S) or lo Agitate 

Agitated. 

Agitating. 

AGITATOR(S). Sec also Carburettor. 
AGREE(S) or to Agree 

Agreed. 

If agreed. 

If not agreed. 


15 








agtax AGREE ( conid .) AIR ahaot 


N08. i 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

007191 

agtax 

Not agreed. 

00720 

agteb 

Agreeing. 

00721 

agthe 

AGREEMENT(S) 

00722 1 

agtif 

Breach(es) of agreement(s) 

00723 

agtol 

Cancel agreement(s) 

00724 

agtro 

Clause(s) of agreement(s) 

00725 ! 

agtur 

Copy(ies) of agreement(s) 

00726 

agtyv 

Draft agreement(s) 

00727 

aguca 

In agreement (with—) 

00728 

aguec 

Not in agreement (with—) 

00729 

aguge 

No agreement(s) 

00730 

aguhf 

Provisional agreement(s) 

00731 

aguig 

Renew agreement(s) 

00732 

aguki 

Agreement(s) renewable (in—) 

00733 

aguom 

Sign agreement(s) 

00734 

aguwu 

Agreement(s) signed. 

00735 

agvaz 

Refuse(s) to sign agreement(s) 

00736 

agved 

Subject to agreement. 

00737 

agvih 

One year’s agreement(s) 

00738 

agvon 

Three years’ agreement(s) 

Five years’ agreement(s) 

00739 

agvut 

00740 

agvyx 

AGRICULTUR(E)(AL). See also Tractor. 

00741 

agxab 

AGROUND. 

00742 

agxef 

AHEAD. 

00743 

agxij 

Going ahead. 

00744 

agxop 

Not going ahead. 

00745 

agxuv 

When going ahead. 

00746 

agxyz 

A1D(S) or to Aid 

00747 

agyac 

First aid. 

00748 

agyeg 

„ „ outfit (s) 

00749 

agyik 

Aided. 

00750 

agymo 

Aiding. 

00751 

agzad 

AILERON(S) 

00752 

agzeh 

AIM(S) or to Aim 

00753 

agzil 

Aimed. 

00754 

agzlo 

Aiming. 

00755 

agzor 

AIR. See also Compressor, Cool, Engine, Hole, 
Hose, Pipe, Pump, Route, Signal. Tank, 
Valve. 

00756 

agzru 

Air adjustment. 

00757 

agzux 

,, Board. 

00758 

i agzyb 

„ bottle(s) (— lbs. per sq. in.) 

00759 

ahaaf 

„ circulation. 

00760 

ahach 

Cold air. 

00761 

ahadi 

Compressed air (— lbs. per sq. in.) 

00762 

ahaej 

,, air plant. 

00763 

ahahm 

i Air compressing. 

00764 

ahain 

Condition of air. 

00765 

aha jo 

Air control. 

00766 

ahaot 

Cool air. 










ahapu 

AIR ( conid .) ALIGNMENT ahgdo 

Nos 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

00767 

ahapu 

Density of air. 

00768 

ahaty 

Displacement of air. 

00769 

ahauz 

Foul air. 

00770 

ahava 

Fresh air. 

00771 

ahawb 

Heavier than air. 

00772 

ahayd 

Hot air. 

00773 

ahaze 

Air inlet(s) 

00774 

ahbag 

Light air. 

00775 

ahbci 

Lighter than air. 

00776 

ahbek 

Air Ministry. 

00777 

ahbsy 

Movement of air. 

00778 

ahbye 

Air navigation. 

00779 

ahcah 

No air. 

00780 

ahcbi 

Air pocket. 

00781 

ahcel 

,, pressure (— lbs. per sq. in.) 

00782 

ahcho 

Pure air. 

00783 

ahcip 

Air regulator(s) 

00784 

ahcnu 

,, resistance. 

00785 

ahcov 

Saturated air. 

00786 

ahcry 

Air slip. 

00787 

ahcta 

„ spindle bracket(s) 

00788 

ahcub 

„ strainer(s) 

00789 

ahcxe 

Temperature of air (— degrees) 

00790 

ahcyf 

Air-tight. 

00791 

ahdem 

Velocity of the air. 

00792 

ahdgo 

Air vent(s) 

00793 

ahdmu 

Volume of air. 

00794 

ahdow 

Air vortex. 

00795 

ahdsa 

1 Warm air. 

00796 

ahduc 

Air way. 

00797 

ahdyg 

„ whirl. 

00798 

aheaj 

AIRCRAFT. See also Airship, Light, Propeller, 
Varnish. 

00799 

aheen 

AIRMAN(EN) 

00800 

ahefo 

AIRMANSHIP. 

00801 

aheir 

AIRSCREW(S). See also Propeller. 

00802 

ahelu 

AIRSHIP(S) (— cubic feet) 

00803 

aheox 

Carrying capacity of airship(s) (— lbs.) 

00804 

ahepy 

Airship(s) to carry — passengers exclusive of crew. 

00805 

ahera 

AIRWORTHY(INESS). 

00806 

aheud 

ALARM(S). or to Alarm 

00807 

aheve 

No cause for alarm. 

00808 

ahewf 

Alarmed (at—) 

00809 

ahezl 

Alarming. 

00810 

ahfak 

ALCOHOL. See also Fuel. 

00811 

ahfis 

ALEXANDRIA. 

00812 

ahfku 

ALGIERS. 

00813 

ahfoy 

ALIGN(S) or to Align 

00814 

ahlyi 

Aligned. 

00815 

ahgal 

Aligning. 

00816 ; 

ahgdo 

ALIGNMENT. 


17 









ahgep ALIGNMENT ( contd .) ALONGSIDE ahmev 


Nos. 

Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

00817 

ahgep 

Correct alignment. 

00818 

ahgit 

Incorrect alignment. 

00819 

ahgju 

ALIGHT(S) or to Alight 

00820 

ahgny 

Alighted. 

00821 

ahgoz 

(On) alighting. 

00822 

ahgpa 

ALIKE. 

00823 

ahgte 

ALL. 

00824 

ahguf 

After all. 

00825 

ahgxi 

And all. 

00826 

ahgyj 

At all. 

00827 

ahham 

Before all. 

00828 

ahhug 

But all. 

00829 

ahhyk 

If all. 

00830 

ahian 

Nearly all. 

00831 

ahibo 

Not all. 

00832 

ahier 

If not all. 

00833 

ahifs 

Over all. 

00834 

ahlgt 

To all. 

00835 

ahihu 

When all. 

00836 

ahiiv 

With all. 

00837 

ahily 

ALLOT(S) or to Allot 

00838 

ahina 

Allotted 

00839 

ahiob 

Allotting. 

00840 

ahire 

ALLOTMENT(S). 

00841 

ahivi 

Go(es) to allotment(s) 

00842 

ahiyl 

Gone to allotment(s) 

00843 

ahjes 

ALLOW(S) or to Allow 

00844 

ahjgu 

Allowed (for) 

00845 

ahjky 

If allowed (for) 

00846 

ahjma 

Not allowed (for) 

00847 

ahjoc 

If not allowed (for) 

00848 

ahjym 

Allowing (for—) 

00849 

ahkap 

Not allowing (for—) 

00850 

ahket 

ALLOWANCE(S) 

00851 

ahkfu 

Full allowance(s) (for—) 

00852 

ahkix 

Monthly allowance(s) (of) 

00853 

ahkjy 

No allowance. 

00854 

ahkla 

Quarterly allowance(s) (of) 

00855 

ahkod 

Weekly allowance(s) (of) 

00856 

ahkpe 

What allowance? 

00857 

ahktl 

Yearly allowance (of) 

00858 

ahkuj 

ALLOY(S). See also Aluminium, Bronze, Steel. 

00859 

ahkyn 

Hard alloy(s) 

00860 

ahkzo 

Metal alloy(s) 

00861 

ahlka 

Particular alloy(s) 

00862 

ahlsi 

Soft alloy(s) 

00863 

ahluk 

Special alloy(s) 

00864 

ahlyo 

ALMOST. 

00865 

ah mar 

ALONE. 

00866 

ahmdu 

ALONG. 

00867 

ahmev 

ALONGSIDE. 


18 






Nos. 

00868 

00869 

00870 

00871 

00872 

00873 

00874 

00875 

00876 

00877 

00878 

00879 

00880 

00881 

00882 

00883 

00884 

00885 

00886 

00887 

00888 

00889 

00890 

00891 

00892 

00893 

00894 

00895 

00896 

00897 

00898 

00899 

00900 

00901 

00902 

00903 

00904 

00905 

00906 

00907 

00908 

00909 

00910 

00911 

00912 

00913 

00914 

00915 


ALREADY 


AMEND 


ahsur 


(Half) PHRASE. 


ALREADY. 

ALRIGHT. 

ALSO. 

ALTER(S) or to Alter 

See also Unaltered. 

Altered. 

Altering. 

ALTERATION(S). See also Price. 

(With the) necessary alteration(s) 

No alteration(s) 

Subject to alteration(s) 

What alteration(s) 

Without alteration(s) 

(As an) ALTERNAT IVE(S)(LY) 

Any alternative. 

No alternative. 

ALTERNATOR(S) 

ALTHOUGH. 

ALTIMETER(S) (registering up to — feet) 

(At an) ALTITUDE(S) (of—). See also Test. 

High altitude. 

Low altitude. 

Maximum altitude. 

Minimum altitude. 

ALTOGETHER. 

ALUMINIUM. 

Aluminium alloy. 

Cast aluminium. 

Aluminium leaf. 

„ press work. 

Sheet aluminium (— length — width — gauge or 
thickness) 

ALWAYS. 

AM. 

Am I ? 

Am not. 

If I am. 

If I am not. 

AMALGAMATE(S) (with) or to Amalgamate 
Amalgamated (with) 

Amalgamating (with) 

AMALGAMATION(S) 

AMBASSADOR(S) 

AMBER. 

AMBULANCE(S). See also Body. 

Motor fire ambulance(s) 

Motor ambulance. 

AMEND(S) or to Amend 

Amended. 

Amending. 


19 


2 






AMENDMENT 


AMOUNT 


ajata 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

00916 

ahsyv 

AMENDMENT(S) 

00917 

ahtay 

AMERICA(N)(S) 

00918 

ahtca 

AMIDSHIPS. 

00919 

ahtec 

AMMETER(S) (reading 0 to — amperes). See also 
Switchboard. 

00920 

ahtge 

Alternate current ammeter(s) (reading 0 to — 
amperes) 

Centre zero ammeter(s) (reading 0 to — amperes) 

00921 

ahtig 

00922 

ahtki 

Milli-ammeter(s) (reading 0 to — milli-amperes) 

00923 

ahtom 

Moving coil ammeter(s) (reading 0 to — amperes) 

00924 

ahtus 

„ iron ammeters) (reading 0 to — amperes) 

00925 

ahtwu 

AMMONIA. 

00926 

ahuaz 

AMONGST. 

00927 

ahuba 

AMOUNT(S). or to Amount 

See also Acceptance, Advance. 

00928 

ahued 

Accept the amounts) 

00929 

ahufe 

Actual amount. 

00930 

ahuji 

Any amount. 

00931 

ahuon 

Approximate amount. 

00932 

ahupo 

Amount available. 

00933 

ahuvu 

Average amount. 

00934 

ahuzy 

Correct amount. 

00935 

ahwab 

Amount(s) not correct. 

00936 

ahwef 

,, ,, in currency. 

00937 

ahwij 

Estimated amount(s) 

00938 

ahwop 

Amount brought forward. 

00939 

ahwuv 

„ carried forward. 

00940 l 

ahwyz 

Gross amount (of—) 

00941 

ahxac 

Amount(s) increased (to—■) 

00942 

ahxeg 

Large amount(s) (of—) 

00943 

ahxik 

Maximum amount. 

00944 

ahxya 

Minimum amount. 

00945 

ahyad 

Moderate amount (of—) 

00946 

ahyeh 

Net amount (of—) 

00947 

ahyil 

No amount (of) 

00948 

ahyor 

Part of the amount. 

00949 

ahyux 

— per cent, of the amount. 

00950 

ahzim 

Reasonable amount (of—) 

00951 

ahzko 

Reduce the amount. 

00952 

ahzos 

Refund the amount. 

00953 

ahzuy 

| Amount required. 

00954 

ahzwa 

Small amount(s) 

00955 

ahzyc 

j Amount in sterling. 

00956 

ajabi 

,, sufficient. 

00957 

ajael 

,, not sufficient. 

00958 

ajaho 

Total amount. 

00959 , 

ajaip 

Unreasonable amount. 

00960 ! 

ajanu 

What (is the) amount (of—) 

00961 ; 

ajaov 

Amounted (to—) 

00962 ' 

ajary 

Amounting (to—) 

00963 

ajata 

Not amounting (to more than—) 


20 












ajaub 


AMPERES 


ANGLE 


aJSI* 


No8. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

00964 

ajaub 

AMPERES. 

00965 

ajawd 

Ampere hours. 

00966 

a] axe 

International ampere(s) 

00967 

ajayf 

Ampere turns. 

— 

— 

AMPEREMETER(S). See Ammeter. 

00968 

ajbem 

AMSTERDAM. 

00969 

ajbow 

ANALYSE(S) or to Analyse 

00970 

ajbuc 

Analysed. 

00971 

ajbyg 

Analysing. 

00972 

ajcaj 

ANALYSIS. 

00973 

a j ceil 

ANALYST(S) 

00974 

ajcir 

ANALYTICAL. 

00975 

ajclu 

ANCHOR(S). See also Pin, or to Anchor 

Plate, Winch. 

00976 

ajcox 

Admiralty type anchors) (of — gross lbs.) 

00977 

ajcra 

Light ordinary anchor(s) (— lbs.) 

00978 

ajcud 

Stockless anchor(s) (— lbs.) 

00979 

ajdak 

When at anchor. 

00980 

ajdis 

Anchored. 

00981 

ajdoy 

Anchoring. 

00982 

ajdyi 

AND. 

00983 

ajeal 

ANEMOMETER(S) 

00984 

ajedo 

ANEROID. 

00985 

a jeep 

ANGLE(S). See also Bonnet, Contact, Frame, 

Plate, Stay. 

00986 

ajeit 

Aluminium angle(s) equal (— flange — thickness 
— length) 

00987 

ajeju 

Aluminium angle(s) unequal (— flange — flange 
— thickness — length) 

00988 

ajeny 

Angle of attack. 

00989 

ajeoz 

„ bearer(s) 

00990 

ajepa 

Brass angle(s) equal (— flange — thickness 
— length) 

00991 

ajete 

Brass angle(s) unequal (— flange — flange — thick¬ 
ness — length) 

00992 

ajeuf 

Critical angle(s) 

00993 

ajexi 

At an angle of — degrees. 

00994 

ajeyj 

Dihedral angle(s) 

00995 

ajfam 

Angle end(s) (for—) 

00996 

ajfug 

„ of entry. 

00997 

ajfyk 

Equal angle(s) (— flange — thickness — length) 

00998 

ajgan 

Angle(s) formed by top and back of vehicle(s) 

00999 

ajger 

Gliding angle(s) 

01000 

ajghu 

Angle(s) of incidence. 

01001 

ajgiv 

Iron angle(s) equal (—flange — thickness—length) 

01002 

ajgiy 

Iron angle(s) unequal (— flange — flange — thick- 
. ness — length) 

01003 

ajgna 

(At) right angles (to) 

01004 

ajgob 

Seat angle(s) 

01005 

ajgre 

Solid angle(s) 

01006 

ajgyl 

Angle of stagger. 


21 









ajhts 

Nob. 

01007 

01008 

01009 

01010 

01011 

01012 

01013 

01014 

01015 

01016 

01017 

01018 

01019 

01020 

01021 

01022 

01023 

01024 

01025 

01026 

01027 

01028 

01029 

01030 

01031 

01032 

01033 

01034 

01035 

01036 

01037 

01038 

01039 

01040 

01041 

01042 

01043 

01044 

01045 

01046 

01047 

01048 

01049 

01050 

01051 

01052 

01053 

01054 


ANGLE (contd.) 


ANXIETY ajooj 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Steel angle equal (— flange — thickness — length) 
Steel angle unequal (— flange — flange — thickness 

— length) 

Angle support(s) 

Unequal angle(s) 

— length) 

Angle of yaw. 

ANGULAR(LY) 

ANHYDROUS. 

ANNA(S) 

ANNEAL(S) 

Annealed. 

Annealing. 

ANNEX(ES) 

Annexed. 

Annexing. 

ANNOUNGE(S) 

Announced. 

Announcing. 

ANNOUNGEMENT(S) 

ANNOY(S) or to Annoy 

Annoyed. 

Annoying. 

ANNOYANGE(S) 

ANNUAL(LY) 

ANNULAR. 

ANNULUS. 

(Per) ANNUM. 

ANODE(S) 

ANONYMOUS(LY) 

ANOTHER. 

ANSWER(S). or to Answer 

See also Reply. 

Awaiting answer. 

In answer (to—) 

Answer by mail. 

„ „ telegram in plain language. 

Answered. 

Answering. 

•ANTI. 

ANTICIPATE(S) or to Anticipate 

Anticipated. 

Anticipating. 

(In) ANTICIPATION (of—) 

ANTICYCLONE. 

ANTIQUATED. 

ANTWERP. 

ANVIL(S) 

Steel faced anvil(s) (— weight — length) 

Solid steel anvil(s) (— weight — length) 
ANXIETY. 


(— flange — flange — thickness 

or to Anneal 

or to Annex 

or to Announce 


22 






ajoto 

Nos. 

01055 

01056 

01057 

01058 

01059 

01060 I 

01061 

01062 

01063 

01064 

01065 

01066 

01067 

01068 

01069 

01070 

01071 

01072 

01073 

01074 

01075 

01076 

01077 

01078 

01079 

01080 

01081 

01082 

01083 

01084 

01085 

01086 

01087 

01088 

01089 

01090 

01091 

01092 

01093 

01094 

01095 

01096 

01097 

01098 

01099 

01100 

01101 

01102 

01103 

01104 


ANXIETY ( corxtd .) 


APPEAR 


ajyuz 


(Half) ' 
word. ! 


ajoto | 

ajoup 

ajowr 

ajoyt 

ajozu 

ajpaw 

ajpok 

ajpyu 

ajray 

ajrec 

ajrig 

ajrom 

ajrus 

ajsaz 

ajsba 

ajsed 

ajsfe 

ajsji: 

ajson 

ajspo 

ajsut 

ajsyx 

ajszy 

ajuab 

ajude 

ajuef 

ajuhi 

ajuno 

ajuop 

ajutu 

ajuxy 

ajuza 

ajvac 

ajveg 

ajvik 

ajvsu 

ajvya 

ajwad 

ajwil 

ajwor 

ajwux 

ajwyb 

ajxim 

ajxos 

ajxyc 

ajyaf 

ajyej 

ajyln 

ajyot 

ajyuz 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Cause for anxiety. 

No cause for anxiety. 

ANXIOUS(LY) 

ANY. 

Almost any. 

At any. 

Before any. 

But any. 

By any. 

For any. 

From any. 

If any. 

In any. 

Not any. 

Of any. 

Or any. 

Through any. 

With any. 

Without any. 

ANYBODY (or Anyone) 

ANYHOW. 

ANYTHING. 

Anything for. 

„ from. 

„ further. 

„ on. 

>> to. 

ANYWHERE. 

APART (from—) 

If apart. 

Not apart. 

When apart. 

APERTURE(S). See also Diaphragm. 

APEX. 

APPARATUS. See also Acetylene, Water, 
Wireless. 

Complicated apparatus. 

Necessary apparatus. 

No apparatus. 

Simple apparatus. 

APPARENT(LY) 

Not apparent(ly) 

APPEAL(S) (to—) or to Appeal 

Appeal dismissed. 

„ granted. 

No appeal. 

On appeal. 

Appealed. 

Appealing. 

APPEAR(S) or to Appear 

Appeared. 


23 













ajyze 

Nos. 

01105 

01106 

01107 

01108 

01109 

OHIO 

01111 

01112 

01113 

01114 

01115 

01116 

01117 

01118 

01119 

01120 

01121 

01122 

01123 

01124 

01125 

01126 

01127 

01128 

01129 

01130 

01131 

01132 

01133 

01134 

01135 

01136 

01137 

01138 

01139 

01140 

01141 

01142 

01143 

01144 

01145 

01146 

01147 

01148 

01149 

01150 

01151 

01152 

01153 

01154 

01155 


APPEAR (contd.) 


APPROACH 


(Half) 

word. 


(Half) PHRASE. 


ajyze 

ajzag 

ajzek 

akaem 

akago 

akamu 

akaow 

akasa 

akauc 

akawe 

akayg 

akbaj 

akben 

akbir 

akblu 

akbox 

akbra 

akbud 

akcak 

akcis 

akcku 

akcoy 

akdal 

akddo 

akdep 

akdit 

akdju 

akdoz 

akdpa 

akdte 

akduf 

akdyj 

akeam 

akeco 

akemy 

akese 

akeug 

akewl 

akeyk 

akfan 

akfer 

akfhu 

akfiv! 

aklly* 

akfob 

aklre 

akfyl 

akges 

akgoc 

akgym 

akhap 


Appearing. 

APPEARANCE(S) (of) 

Awkward appearance(s) 

Every appearance of. 

Good appearance(s) 

No appearance (of) 

Unfinished appearance. 

APPERTAINING (to) 

APPLIANCE(S) 

Complete appliance(s) 

Fresh appliance(s) 

Large appliance(s) 

Necessary appliance(s) 

Complete with necessary appllance(s) 

No appliance(s) 

APPLICABLE (to) 

Not applicable. 

APPLICANT(S) 

APPLICATION(S) (for—). See also Pat, Send 
After application. 

Before application. 

Supplied free on application. 

If application. 

If no application. 

Immediate application. 

No application. 

On application. 

What application(s) 

APPLY(IES) (to—) or to Apply 

Also apply(ies) 

Apply(ies) more particularly (to) 

Applied (for—) 

Easily applied. 

Not applied (to—) 

Where applied. 

Applying (for—) 

APPOINT(S) or to Appoint 

Appointed. 

Appointing. 

APPO INTMENT(S) 

Appointment(s) accepted. 

„ „ declined. 

Make an appointment. 

APPRECIABLE. 

APPRECIATE(S) or to Appreciate 

Appreciated. 

Appreciating. 

APPRECIATION. 

APPROACH(ES) or to Approach 

Approached. 

Approaching. 


24 






akhet 


APPROACH ( contd .) 


ARE 


akpro 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

01156 

akhet 

Not(hing) approaching. 

01157 

akhix 

APPROPRIATE(LY) 

01158 

akhod 

APPROVAL. 

01159 

akhuj 

Conditional approval. 

01160 

akhyn 

Final approval. 

01161 

akika 

Subject to approval. 

01162 

akisi 

APPROVE(S) or to Approve 

01163 

akiuk 

Approved (by—) 

01164 

akiyo 

Not approved. 

01165 

akjar 

If not approved. 

01166 

akjev 

Approving. 

01167 

akjiz 

APPROXIMATE(LY) 

01168 

akjja 

APRIL. See also Date Table, Part II. 

01169 

akjof 

APRON(S). See also Strap. 

01170 

akjri 

Apron bar(s) 

01171 

akjul 

Rubber-proof apron(s) 

01172 

akjyp 

APT(LY) (to) 

01173 

akkas 

ARRITRARY(ILY) 

01174 

akkew 

ARBITRATE(S) or to Arbitrate 

01175 

akkgy 

Arbitrated. 

01176 

akkme 

Arbitrating. 

01177 

akkog 

ARBITRATION. 

01178 

akkum 

ARB ITR ATOR(S) 

01179 

akkwo 

ARC(S) 

01180 

aklat 

ARCHANGEL. 

01181 

aklex 

ARCH ITECT(S) 

01182 

aklib 

ARE. 

01183 

aklun 

How are ? 

01184 

aklyr 

That (these) (those) are. 

01185 

akmey 

There are. 

01186 

akmie 

They are. 

01187 

akmys 

We are. 

01188 

aknav 

What are ? 

01189 

aknez 

Where are ? 

01190 

aknid 

Which are? 

01191 

aknoj 

Who(m) are? 

01192 

aknup 

Why are? 

01193 

aknyt 

You are. 

01194 

aknzu 

If (these) (those) are. 

01195 

akocy 

If there are. 

01196 

akomi 

If they are. 

01197 

akook 

If we are. 

01198 

akoso 

If you are. 

01199 

akows 

Are not. 

01200 

akpax 

That (these) (those) are not. 

01201 

akpeb 

There are not. 

01202 

akphe 

They are not. 

01203 

akpif 

We are not. 

01204 

akpli 

Which are not. 

01205 

akpol 

Who(m) are not. 

01206 

akpro 

You are not. 


25 






Nos. 

01207 

01208 

01209 

01210 

01211 

01212 

01213 

01214 

01215 

01216 

01217 

01218 

01219 

01220 

01221 

01222 

01223 

01224 

01225 

01226 

01227 

01228 

01229 

01230 

01231 

01232 

01233 

01234 

01235 

01236 

01237 

01238 

01239 

01240 

01241 

01242 

01243 

01244 

01245 

01246 

01247 

01248 

01249 

01250 

01251 

01252 

01253 

01254 

01255 


(contd .) 


ARMATURE 


akxyd 


(Half) PHRASE. 


If (these) (those) are not. 

„ there are not. 

„ they are not. 

„ we are not. 

„ you are not. 

Are these (those)? 

Are there? 

„ they? 

„ we? 

„ you? 

„ (these) (those) not ? 

„ there not ? 

„ they not ? 

„ we not? 

„ you not ? 

AREA(S) (—acres). 

See also Piston, Valve. 

Confined area(s) 

Crowded area(s) 

Disc area(s) 

Large filtering area(s) 

Ground area(s) 

(Of) large area(s) 

Prohibited area(s) 

Restricted area(s) 

(Of) small area(s) 

Total area(s) 

Warm area(s) 

Water area(s) 

ARGENTINE. 

ARGUE(S) or to Argue 

Argued. 

Arguing. 

ARGUMENT(S) 

No argument(s) 

ARISE(S). See also Arose. or to Arise 

Arisen (from) 

Arising (from) 

ARM(S). See also Axle, Brake, Crankcase, Rest, 
Steer, Torque. 

Direction arm(s) 

Extending arm(s) 

Fixed arin(s) 

Rocker arm(s) 

Rocking arm(s) 

Sustaining arm(s) 

Swivel(ling) arm(s) 

ARMATURE(S). See also Winder. 

Armature binding(s) 

„ coil(s) 

„ core(s) 


26 









akyag ARMATURE (con/d.) 


ARRIVAL 


alena 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

01256 

akyag 

Dynamo armature(s) 

01257 

akyek 

Armature insulation. 

01258 

akzah 

Magneto armature(s) 

01259 

akzbi 

Motor armature(s) 

01260 

akzel 

No armature(s) 

01261 

akzho 

Oscillating armature(s) 

01262 

akzip 

Armature shaft(s) 

01263 

akzov 

High tension armature(s) 

01264 

akzry 

Low tension armature(s) 

01265 

akzta 

Armature tunnel(s) 

01266 

akzub 

„ winding(s) 

01267 

akzyf 

ARMHOLDER(S) 

01268 

alaaj 

AHMOUR(S). See also Cable, or to Armour 
Unarmoured. 

01269 

alaen 

Armoured 

01270 

alafo 

„ with strip. 

01271 

alair 

„ „ wire. 

01272 

alalu 

Armouring. 

01273 

alaox 

ARMY(IES) 

01274 

alapy 

AROSE. See also Arise. 

01275 

alara 

AROUND. 

01276 

alaud 

ARRANGE(S). or to Arrange 

01277 

alave 

Arranged. 

01278 

alawf 

All arranged. 

01279 

alazi 

Arranged differently. 

01280 

albak 

If arranged. 

01281 

albis 

„ not arranged. 

01282 

alboy 

Not arranged. 

01283 

alcal 

(As) previously arranged. 

01284 

alcep 

So arranged as to (be) 

01285 

alcit 

Specially arranged. 

01286 

alcoz 

Arranging. 

01287 

alcpa 

When arranging for. 

01288 

alcte 

ARRANGEMENT(S). 

01289 

alcuf 

External arrangement(s) 

01290 

alcxi 

Internal arrangement(s) 

01291 

alcyj 

Make the best arrangements possible. 

01292 

aldam 

Special arrangement(s) 

01293 

aldco 

What arrangement(s) 

01294 

aldmy 

ARREARS. 

01295 

aldse 

In arrears. 

01296 

aldug 

No arrears. 

01297 

aldwi 

ARREST(S) or to Arrest 

01298 

aldyk 

Arrested. 

01299 

alean 

Arresting. 

01300 

alebo 

ARRESTOR(S). See also Spray. 

01301 

aleer 

Lightning arrestor(s) 

01302 

alehu 

ARRIVAL(S). 

01303 

aleiv 

After arrival. 

01304 

alely 

Await arrival. 

01305 

alena 

Before arrival. 


27 


2 a 








alere ARRIVAL ( contd .) ASIDE alkyr 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

01306 

alere 

Date of arrival. 

01307 

alevi 

Expect arrival. 

01308 

alewj 

Non-arrival. 

01309 

aleyl 

On arrival. 

01310 

alfes 

Telegraph arrival(s) (of—) 

01311 

alfgu 

ARRIVE(S). See also Letter. or to Arrive 

01312 

allky 

Expected to arrive. 

01313 

alfma 

Arrived. 

01314 

alfoc 

Not arrived. 

01315 

alfym 

If not arrived. 

01316 

algap 

Arrived in bad condition. 

01317 

alget 

„ partly damaged. 

01318 

algfu 

„ too late. 

01319 

algix 

„ in good order. 

01320 

algla 

„ safely. 

01321 

algod 

Arriving 

01322 

algpe 

„ (—) and departing (—) 

01323 

algti 

ARROW(S) 

01324 

alguj 

ARTICLE(S) 

01325 

algyn 

Articles of Association. 

01326 

algzo 

No article(s) 

01327 

alhuk 

Useful article(s) 

01328 

aliar 

1 ARTISTIC(ALLY) 

01329 

alidu 

AS. 

01330 

aliev 

But as. 

01331 

alija 

So as (to) 

01332 

aline ! 

As to. 

01333 

aliof 

ASBESTOS. 

01334 

aliri 

Asbestos clip(s) 

01335 

aliul 

„ covered. 

01336 

alixo 

„ faced. 

01337 

aljas 

Long fibre asbestos. 

01338 

aljcu 

Asbestos jacket(s) 

01339 

aljew 

„ lined. 

01340 

aljgy ; 

„ millboard. 

01341 

aljme 

„ packing. 

01342 

aljog 

Sheet asbestos (— length — width — thickness) 

01343 

aljum 

Asbestos string. 

01344 j 

aljwo 

„ tube(s) 

01345 | 

alkat 

„ wool. 

01346 

alkbu 

ASCEND(S) or to Ascend 

01347 

alkex 

Ascended. 

01348 | 

alkfy 

Ascending. 

01349 ! 

alkha 

ASCENT(S) 

01350 1 

alkib 

ASCERTAIN(S) (if—) or to Ascertain 

01351 

alkie 

Ascertained. 

01352 

alkoh 

Ascertaining. 

01353 

alkpi 

ASH(ES). See also Tray. 

01354 

alkun 

ASHORE. 

01355 ; 

alkvo 

ASIA(TIC)(S) 

01356 ! 

alkyr 

ASIDE. 


28 












allga 

Nos. 

01357 

01358 

01359 

01360 

01361 

01362 

01363 

01364 

01365 

01366 

01367 

01368 

01369 

01370 

01371 

01372 

01373 

01374 

01375 

01376 

01377 

01378 

01379 

01380 

01381 

01382 

01383 

01384 

01385 

01386 

01387 

01388 

01389 

01390 

01391 

01392 

01393 

01394 

01395 

01396 

01397 

01398 

01399 

01400 

01401 

01402 

01403 

01404 

01405 


ASK 


ASSOCIATION 


alsop 


(Half) PHRASE. 


ASK(S) 

Asked. 

Asking. 

ASPEGT(S) 

Peterygroid aspect. 

Aspect ratio. 

ASSEMBLE(S) or to 

See also Reassemble. 

Assembled (in) 

Not assembled. 

When assembled. 

Assembling (of—) 

After assembling. 

Before assembling. 

ASSEMBLER(S). 

ASSEMBL Y( IES) 

ASSERT(S) (that—) or 

Asserted (that—) 

Asserting (that—) 

ASSESS(ES) or 

Assessed. 

Assessing. 

ASSESSMENT(S) 

ASSESSOR(S) 

ASSET(S) 

Assets estimated at— 

Large assets. 

Assets and liabilities. 

No assets. 

Realisable asset(s) 

Small asset(s) 

What are the assets ? 

ASSIGN(S) or 

Assigned. 

Assigning. 

ASSIGNMENT(S) 

ASSIST(S) or 

. Assisted. 

Assisting. 

ASSISTANGE(S) 

(Of—) great assistance. 

(Of—) no assistance. 

(Of—) some assistance. 

With (the) assistance (of) 

Without (the) assistance (of) 

ASS ISTANT(S) 

ASSOGIATE(S) or to 

Associated (with—) 

Associating. 

ASSOCIATION(S) 


or to Ask 

Assemble 

• 

to Assert 

to Assess 


to Assign 

to Assist 

Associate 


29 











alstu 

N 08 . 

01406 

01407 

01408 

01409 

01410 

01411 

01412 

01413 

01414 

01415 

01416 

01417 

01418 

01419 

01420 

01421 

01422 

01423 

01424 

01425 

01426 

01427 

01428 

01429 

01430 

01431 

01432 

01433 

01434 

01435 

01436 

01437 

01438 

01439 

01440 

01441 

01442 

01443 

01444 

01445 

01446 

01447 

01448 

01449 

01450 

01451 

01452 

01453 

01454 

01455 

01456 


ASSORT ATTEMPT amaak 


(Half) PHRASE. 


ASSORT(S). See also Screw. or to Assort 
Assorted. 

Assorting. 

ASSORTMENT(S) 

Good assortment(s) 

Large assortment(s) 

No assortinent(s) 

Poor assortment(s) 

Small assortment(s) 

ASSUME(S) or to Assume 

Assumed (that) 

Assuming (that) 

ASSUHANCE(S). See also Insurance. 

ASSURE(S) or to Assure 

Assured. 


Assuring. 

ASTERN. 

ASTRONOMY. 

AT. 

As at. 

If at. 


Not at. 

If not at. 

ATHENS. 

ATHWART. 

ATMOSPHERE. Sec also Air. 
ATMOSPHERIC(S) (pressure — millibars) 
ATTACH(ES) or to Attach 

Attached (to—) 

Not attached. 

Permanently attached. 

So attached (that) 

Attaching. 

For attaching (to) 

ATTACHMENT(S) 

Permanent attachment. 

Temporary attachment. 

ATTACK(S). See also Angle. or to Attack 
Attacked. 

Attacking. 

ATTAIN(S) or to Attain 

Attained. 

Attaining. 


ATTAINABLE. 

ATT A INMENT(S) 

ATTEMPT(S) or to Attempt 

An attempt has been made (to—) 

No attempt has been made (to—0 
Do not attempt (to—) 

Attempted (to) 

Attempting (to) 


30 










amals 

Nos. 

01457 

01458 

01459 

01460 

01461 

01462 

01463 

01464 

01465 

01466 

01467 

01468 

01469 

01470 

01471 

01472 

01473 

01474 

01475 

01476 

01477 

01478 

01479 

01480 

01481 

01482 

01483 

01484 

01485 

01486 

01487 

01488 

01489 

01490 

01491 

01492 

01493 

01494 

01495 

01496 

01497 

01498 

01499 

01500 

01501 

01502 

01503 

01504 

01505 


ATTEND 


AUTHORISE amfyn 


(Half) 

word. 


(Half) PHRASE. 


amais 

amaku 

amaoy 

amawg 

amayi 

ambai 

ambep 

ambit 

ambju 

ambny 

amboz 

ambpa 

ambte 

ambuf 

ambyj 

amcam 

amcco 

amcmy 

amcse 

amcug 

amcwi 

amcyk 

amdan 


ATTEND(S) 

Attended. 

Attending. 

ATTENDANCE(S) 

ATTEND ANT(S) 

ATTENTION (to—) 

Attract(s) attention. 

Careful attention. 

Draw attention to. 

Every attention. 

Will have immediate attention. 
Little attention. 

Necessary attention. 

No attention needed. 

Special attention needed. 
Attention constantly required. 
Strict attention must be given. 
Skilled attention. 

Want of attention. 
ATTENTIVE(LY) 
ATTORNEY(S) 

Power of attorney. 
ATTRACT(S). 


or to Attend 


or to Attract 


amder 

amdhu 

amdiv 

amdly 

amdna 

amdob 

amdre 

amdvi 

amdyl 

amees 

amegu 

ameky 

amema 

ameoc 

amewk 

ameym 

amfap 

amfet 

amffu 

amfix 

amfla 

amfod 

amfpe 

amfti 

amfuj 

amfyn 


See also Attention. 

Attracted (by) 

Attracting. 

ATTRACT I VE(LY) 

ATTRIBUTE(S) (to—) or to Attribute 

Attributed (to—) 

Attributing (to—) 

AUCKLAND. 

AUCTION(S). See also Sale. 

Put up to auction. 

AUCTIONEER(S) 

AUDIBL(E)(Y) 

AUDIT(S). See also Account. or to Audit 

Audited. 

Auditing. 

AUDITOR(S) 

AUGER(S). 

AUGMENT(S) or to Augment 

Augmented. 

Augmenting. 

AUGUST. See Date Table , Part II. 
AUSTRALIANS) 

AUSTRIANS) 

AUTHOR(S) 

AUTHORISE(S). or to Authorise 

See also Sell, Unauthorised. 
Authorised. 

Authorising. 


31 











amfzo 

Nos. 

01506 

01507 

01508 

01509 

01510 

01511 

01512 

01513 

01514 

01515 

01516 

01517 

01518 

01519 

01520 

01521 

01522 

01523 

01524 

01525 

01526 

01527 

01528 

01529 

01530 

01531 

01532 

01533 

01534 

01535 

01536 

01537 

01538 

01539 

01540 

01541 

01542 

01543 

01544 

01545 

01546 

01547 

01548 

01549 

01550 

01551 

01552 

01553 

01554 

01555 


AUTHORITY 


AWAIT 


amnol 


(Half) PHRASE. 


AUTHOR IT Y(IES). See also Licence. 

Full authority. 

With (the) authority(ies) (of) 

Without authority. 

Written authority. 

AUTO. See also Wheel. 

AUTOMATIC(ALLY). See also Action, Lock. 

Semi-automatic. 

AUTOMOBILE(S) 

AUTO-OPERATOR(S) 

AUTOYAG(S) 

AUTUMN(S) 

After the autumn. 

Before the autumn. 

Last autumn. 

Next autumn. 

This autumn. 

AUXILIARY(IES) 

AVAIL(S) or to Avail 

Regret cptmot avail ourselves (myself) (of—) 
Will avail ourselves (myself) (of—) 

Availed. 

Availing. 

AVAILABLE. 

Not available. 

AVERAGE(S) or to Average 

Above the average. 

Below the average(s) 

Equal to average. 

Fair average. 

General average. 

Particular average(s) 

Averaged. 

Averaging. 

AVIATION. See also Insurance, Risks. 

Civil aviation. 

Commercial aviation. 

Aviation instrument(s) 

Military aviation. 

Naval aviation. 

Private aviation. 

School of aviation. 

Sporting aviation. 

AVOID(S) or to Avoid 

Avoided. 

Avoiding. 

AVOIDABLE. See also Unavoidable. 
AVOIDANCE(S) 

AVONMOUTH DOCK. 

AWAIT(S). See also Letter. or to Await 


32 











Nos. 

01556 

01557 

01558 

01559 

01560 

01561 

01562 

01563 

01564 

01565 

01566 

01567 

01568 

01569 

01570 

01571 

01572 

01573 

01574 

01575 

01576 

01577 

01578 

01579 

01580 

01581 

01582 

01583 

01584 

01585 

01586 

01587 

01588 

01589 

01590 

01591 

01592 

01593 

01594 

01595 

01596 

01597 

01598 

01599 

01600 

01601 

01602 

01603 

01604 


AWAIT (contd.) 


AXLE 


amuko 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Awaited. 

Awaiting. 

AWARD(S) or to Award. 

Awarded. 

Awarding. 

AWARE (of). See also Unaware. 

AWAY (from—) 

If away. 

Away on account of illness. 

,, „ leave (until—) 

Not away. 

Still away. 

Away until— 

AWKWARD(LY) 

AWL(S) 

Brad awl(s) 

Sewing awl(s) 

AWNING(S) 

Awning stanchion(s) 

AXE(S) 

AXIS(ES). See also Base. 

AXLE(S). 

See also Bearing, Brace, Bracket, Brake, 
Flywheel, Pinion, etc. 

Axle arm(s) left. 

„ „ „ right. 

Bracket axle(s) 

Axle cap(s) 

Cardan axle(s) 

Axle case(ing)(s) 

„ ccntre(s) 

Dead axle(s) 

Driving axle(s) 

„ „ bearing(s) 

» „ „ boss(cs) 

Semi-floating axlc(s) 

Three-quarter floating axlc(s) 

Full floating axle(s) 

Front axle(s) 

„ „ arm(s) 

„ „ bearing(s) 

„ ,, ,, dustcap(s) 

„ ,, ,, felt. 

,, „ bushing(s) 

„ ,, centre(s) 

,, ,, lond(s) 

,, ,, shalt(s) 

„ „ (s) steering. 

,, ,, tube(s) left. 

ft tt tt right. 

Right hand front axle swivel(s) 


33 
















amuos AXLE ( contd.) BACK anaxl 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

01605 

amuos 

Front axle trunnion(s) 

01606 

amuwa 

Axle gear(s) 

01607 

amvaf 

„ and drive gear(s) 

01608 

amvej 

„ housing(s) 

01609 

amvin 

n tt Tear. 

01610 

amvot 

Malleable iron axle housing. 

01611 

amvpu 

Axle toggle joint(s) (Cardan) 

01612 

amvty 

Knock-out axle(s) 

01613 

amvuz 

Live axle(s) 

01614 

amvyd 

Pedal axle(s) 

01615 

amvze 

Knock-out axle pedal(s) 

01616 

amwag 

Rear axle(s) 

01617 

amwek 

„ „ bearing(s) 

01618 

amxel 

„ „ „ cover(s) 

01619 

amxho 

„ „ „ dustcap. 

01620 

amxip 

tt tt tt felt. 

01621 

amxnu 

„ „ casing(s) 

01622 

amxov 

„ „ centre(s) 

01623 

amxry 

„ „ housing(s) 

01624 

amxta 

„ „ load(s) 

01625 

amxub 

„ „ shaft(s) 

01626 

amxyf 

Right hand rear axle swivel(s) 

01627 

amyem 

Rear axle tube(s) 

01628 

amygo 

tt a • tt ieft. 

01629 

amymu 

„ „ „ right. 

01630 

amyow 

Worm-driven rear axle(s) 

01631 

amysa 

Axle shaft(s) 

01632 

amyuc 

„ sleeve(s) 

01633 

amywe 

Stub axle(s) 

01634 

amzaj 

Swivel portion of stub axle(s) 

01635 

amzen 

Axle tube(s) 

01636 

amzfo 

Tubular axle(s) 

01637 

amzir 

Timing axle(s) 

01638 

amzlu 

„ „ bearing(s) 

01639 

amzox 

Axle wheel flange(s) 

01640 

amzpy 

,, (s) with wheel flange(s) 

01641 

amzra 

,, ,, without wheel flange(s) 

01642 

amzud 

AZIMUTH. 

01643 

amzve 

AZORES. 

01644 

amzzi 

B. 

01645 

anaal 

BABBIT. See also Metal. 

01646 

anado 

BACK(S). See also Plate, Rest, Seat, Shield. 

01647 

anaep 

At back(s) (of) 

01648 

anait 

Border back(s) 

01649 

anaju 

Back and front. 

01650 

anany 

Hard back. 

01651 

anaoz 

Hinged back(s) 

01652 

anapa 

Ribbed back(s) 

01653 

anate 

No(t) back(s)(ing) 

01654 

anauf 

Back up. 

01655 

anaxi 

Backed. 


34 












anayj 


BACK (con/d.) 


BAHAMAS 


angyp 


Nob. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

01656 

anayj 

Backed up with. 

01657 

anbam 

Backing(s) 

01658 

anbco 

BAGKGROUND(S) 

01659 

anbmy 

BACKWARD(S) 

01660 

anbse 

Backward(s) and forward(s) 

01661 

anbug 

BACKWASH. 

01662 

anbwi 

BAD(LY) 

01663 

anbyk 

Not bad(ly) 

01664 

ancan 

„ so bad(ly) as. 

01665 

ancbo 

So bad(ly) that—- 

01666 

ancer 

Too bad(ly) 

01667 

anchu 

Very bad(ly) 

01668 

anciv 

BAFFLE(S) 

01669 

ancly 

Air baffles. 

01670 

ancna 

Oil baffle(s) 

01671 

ancob 

Water baffle(s) 

01672 

ancre 

BAG(S) 

01673 

ancvl 

Air bag(s) 

01674 

ancyl 

Sectional air bag(s) 

01675 

andes 

Belt bag(s) 

01676 

andgu 

Cape bag(s) 

01677 

andky 

Rear carrier bag(s) 

01678 

an dm a 

Motor cycle tool roll bag(s) 

01679 

andoc 

Cyclists’ bag(s) 

01680 

andym 

Canvas cyclists’ bag(s) 

01681 

aneap 

Flat bag(s) 

01682 

aneet 

Frame bag(s) 

01683 

anefu 

Gas bag(s) 

01684 

aneix 

Rubber gas bag(s) 

01685 

anejy 

Handle-bar bag(s) 

01686 

anela 

Canvas handle-bar bag(s) 

01687 

aneod 

Waterproof canvas handle-bar bag(s) 

01688 

anepe 

Brown waterproof canvas handle-bar bag(s) 

01689 

anetl 

Tweed handle-bar bag(s) 

01690 

aneuj 

Waterproof tweed handle-bar bag(s) 

01691 

anewl 

Kit bag(s) 

01692 

aneyn 

Tool bag(s) 

01693 

anezo 

„ „ „ with ring fastening. 

01694 

anfka 

„ „ „ „ snap fastening. 

01695 

anfsi 

Flat tool bag(s) 

01696 

angar 

Frame tool bag(s) 

01697 

angdu 

„ „ „ with gusset end(s) 

01698 

angev 

„ „ ,, (s) for ladies’ machines. 

01699 

anghy 

Leather tool bag(s) 

01700 

angiz 

Roll tool bag(s) 

01701 

angja 

Special tool bag(s) 

01702 

angne 

Tube bag(s) 

01703 

angof 

Inner tube bag(s) 

01704 

angri 

Waterproof inner tube bag(s) 

01705 

angul 

BAGGAGE. 

01706 

angyp 

BAHAMAS. 


35 







anhas 


BALL 


annwu 


BAHIA 


Nos. | 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

01707 

anhas 

BAHIA. 

01708 

anhew 

BAKE(S) or to Bake 

01709 

anhog 

Baked. 

01710 

anhum 

Baking. 

01711 

aniat 

BALANCE(S). or to Balance 

See also Account, Order. 

01712 

anibu 

Annual balance. 

01713 

aniex 

Any balance. 

01714 

anify 

Bank balance. 

01715 

aniha 

Cash balance. 

01716 

anile 

Credit balance. 

01717 

anipi 

Debit balance. 

01718 

aniun 

Balance on delivery. 

01719 

anivo 

Decreased balance. 

01720 

anjey 

Balance due. 

01721 

anjga 

„ guaranteed. 

01722 

anjic 

in hand. 

01723 

anjke 

Increased balance. 

01724 

anjys 

Large balance(s) 

01725 

ankav 

No balance. 

01726 

ankdy 

Our (my) balance. 

01727 

ankez 

Pay balance (to—) 

01728 

ankfa 

Perfect balance. 

01729 

ankid 

Quarterly balance. 

01730 

ankje 

Remit balance. 

01731 

ankni 

Balance sheet(s) 

01732 

ankoj 

Small balance. 

01733 

ankto 

Spring balance(s) 

01734 

ankup 

Their (his) balance. 

01735 

ankyt 

Weighing balance(s) 

01736 

ankzu 

What is the balance? 

01737 

anlaw 

Half-yearly balance(s) 

01738 

anlok 

Your balance. 

01739 

anlyu 

j Balanced. 

01740 

anmax 

Not balanced. 

01741 

anmeb 

Balancing. 

01742 

anmif 

BALANCER(S) 

01743 

anmol 

BALE(S) or to Bale 

01744 

anmur 

Baled. 

01745 

anmyv 

Baling. 

01746 

annay 

BALER(S) 

01747 

annca 

BALL(S). See also Bearing, Collar, Contact, 
Fastener, Joint, Socket, Valve, Washer, 
etc. 

01748 

annee 

Brass ball(s) 

01749 

annge 

Hollow brass ball(s) 

01750 

annig 

Solid brass ball(s) 

01751 

annki 

Bronze ball(s) 

01752 

annom 

Manganese-bronze ball(s) 

01753 

annus 

Phosphor bronze ball(s) 

01754 

annwu 

Ball cage(s) 


36 






No8. 

01755 

01756 

01757 

01758 

01759 

01760 

01761 

01762 

01763 

01764 

01765 

01766 

01767 

01768 

01769 

01770 

01771 

01772 

01773 

01774 

01775 

01776 

01777 

01778 

01779 

01780 

01781 

01782 

01783 

01784 

01785 

01786 

01787 

01788 

01789 

01790 

01791 

01792 

01793 

01794 

01795 

01796 

01797 

01798 

01799 

01800 

01801 

01802 

01803 


BALL ( contd .) 


BAND 


anwho 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Governor ball(s) 

Gunmetal ball(s) 

Ball joint(s) 

„ path(s) 

„ pin(s) 

„ race(s) (pitch diameter —) 

Crown ball race(s) 

Inner ball race(s) 

Outer ball race(s) 

Ball retainer(s) 

Steel ball(s) 

Case hardened steel ball(s) 

Cast steel ball(s) 

Tool steel ball(s) 

Steering ball(s) 

Ball thrust. 

Double ball thrust. 

BALLAST. 

BALLONET(S) (capacity in cubic feet —-) 
BALLOON(S) (capacity in cubic feet —). See also 
Valve. 

Balloon basket(s) 

Fixed balloon(s) 

Free balloon(s) 

Lifting capacity of balloon(s) (— lbs.) 
BAMBOO(S) 

BAND(S). or to Band 

See also Brake, Clip, Saw. 

Brass band(s) 

,, or nickel band(s) 

Detachable band(s) 

Elastic band(s) 

Friction band(s) 

Gut band(s) 

Knurled band(s) 

Leather band(s) 

Nickel band(s) 

Puncture-proof band(s) 

Repair band(s) 

Non-skidding band(s) 

Shrunk-on centre band(s) 

Steel band(s) 

,, and leather band(s) 

Stem band(s) 

Band(s) and strip(s) 

Metal threaded band(s) 

Steel wire band(s) 

Banded (with—) 

Banding(s) 

Leather banding(s) 

Piped banding(s) 

37 













BAR 


apcjy 


anwip BANK 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

01804 

anwip 

BANK(S) (of—). See also Account, or to Bank 
Advance, Balance. 

01805 

anwov 

Bank acceptance(s) 

01806 

an wry 

„ agree(s) (to—) 

01807 

anwub 

Apply to bank. 

01808 

anwyf 

Bank discount. 

01809 

anxem 

Draw (on) from bank. 

01810 

anxgo 

Bank guarantee(s) 

01811 

anxmu 

Instruct bank(s) 

01812 

anxow 

Bank note(s) 

01813 

anxsa 

Our (my) bank(s) 

01814 

anxuc 

Bank passbook(s) 

01815 

anxwe 

„ rate(s) 

01816 

anxyg 

Above bank rate. 

01817 

anyaj 

Bank rate advanced (— per cent.) 

01818 

anyen 

„ „ declined (— per cent.) 

01819 

anyfo 

Under bank rate. 

01820 

anyir 

What is bank rate? 

01821 

anylu 

Bank refuse(s) (to—) 

01822 

anyox 

„ statement(s) 

01823 

anypy 

Their (his) bank(s) 

01824 

anyra 

What (which) bank ? 

01825 

anyud 

Your bank. 

01826 

anyve 

Banked. 

01827 

anyzi 

Banking. 

01828 

anzak 

BAR(S). or to Bar 

See also Apron, Boiler, Bore, Guard, 
Hinge, Pedal, Pull Spring. 

01829 

anzis 

Black bar(s) 

01830 

anzku 

Conducting bar(s) 

01831 

anzoy 

Foot bar(s) 

01832 

anzyi 

Bar(s) — inches x — inches. — inches long. 

01833 

apabo 

Rubber bar(s) 

01834 

apaer 

Rudder bar(s) 

01835 

apahu 

Shift bar(s) 

01836 

apaiv 

Tie bar(s) 

01837 

apaly 

Tommy bar(s) 

01838 

apana 

Barred. 

01839 

apaob 

Barring. 

01840 

apare 

Bars. 

01841 

apavi 

Brass bars. 

01842 

apawj 

Cast brass bars. 

01843 

apayl 

Hard brass bars. 

01844 

apbes 

Manganese bronze bars. 

01845 

apboc 

Phosphor bronze bars. 

01846 

apbym 

Steel bars. 

01847 

apcap 

Cast steel bars. 

01848 

apcet 

Mild steel bars. 

01849 

apcfu 

Tool steel bars. 

01850 

apcix 

Flat bars. 

01851 

apcjy 

i Brass flat bars. 


38 











apcla 

Nos. 

01852 

01853 

01854 

01855 

01856 

01857 

01858 

01859 

01860 

01861 

01862 

01863 

01864 

01865 

01866 

01867 

01868 

01869 

01870 

01871 

01872 

01873 

01874 

01875 

01876 

01877 

01878 

01879 

01880 

01881 

01882 

01883 

01884 

01885 

01886 

01887 

01888 

01889 

01890 

01891 

01892 

01893 

01894 

01895 

01896 

01897 

01898 

01899 

01900 

01901 


BAR (conid.) 


BARREL 


apjok 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Cast brass flat bars. 

Hard brass flat bars. 

Manganese bronze flat bars. 

Phosphor bronze flat bars. 

Steel flat bars. 

Cast steel flat bars. 

Mild steel flat bars. 

Tool steel flat bars. 

Hexagon bars. 

Brass hexagon bars. 

Cast brass hexagon bars. 

Hard brass hexagon bars. 

Manganese bronze hexagon bars. 

Phosphor bronze hexagon bars. 

Steel hexagon bars. 

Cast steel hexagon bars. 

Mild steel hexagon bars. 

Tool steel hexagon bars. 

Round bars. 

Brass round bars. 

Cast brass round bars. 

Hard brass round bars. 

Manganese bronze round bars. 

Phosphor bronze round bars. 

Steel round bars. 

Cast steel round bars. 

Mild steel round bars. 

Tool steel round bars. 

Square bars. 

Brass square bars. 

Cast brass square bars. 

Hard brass square bars. 

Manganese bronze square bars. 

Phosphor bronze square bars. 

Steel square bars. 

Cast steel square bars. 

Mild steel square bars. 

Tool steel square bars. 

BARGAIN(S) or to Bargain 

Bargained 
Bargaining. 

BARGE(S) (— length — breadth — dt*pth) 

Motor barge(s) (— length — breadth — depth) 

„ sea-going barge(s) (— length — breadth 
— depth) 

BAROGRAPH(S) 

BAROMETER(S) 

BARREL(S). See also Pump. 

Bronze barrel(s) 

Curtain barrel(s) 

Barrel(s) of — cwt. 


39 










apkax 


BARREL ( contd .) 


BASKET apsjo 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

01902 1 

apkax 

Approximate diameter of barrel(s) 

01903 1 

apkeb 

End(s) of barrel(s) 

01904 

apkhe 

Excluding barrel(s) 

01905 

apkif 

Barrel(s) free. 

01906 

apkli 

„ „ of — gallons. 

01907 

apkol 

Half-barrel(s) of — gallons. 

01908 

apkro 

Gas barrel(s) 

01909 

apkur 

Length of barrel(s) excluding cap(s) 

01910 

apkxu 

„ „ „ „ including cap(s) 

01911 

apkyv 

Barrel shaped. 

01912 

aplay 

Silencer barrel(s) 

01913 

aplec 

Steam barrel(s) (— lbs. per sq. in. pressure) 

01914 

aplig 

Steel barrel(s) 

01915 

aplom 

„ „ „ with brass lining. 

01916 

aplus 

Water barrel(s) (— lbs. per sq. in. pressure) 

01917 

apmaz 

BARROW-IN-FURNESS. 

01918 

apmed 

BARRY DOCK. 

01919 

apmon 

BASE(S) (— length — height or to Base 

— width). See also Contact, Wheel. 

01920 

apmut 

At the base. 

01921 

apmyx 

Axis of the base. 

01922 

apoab 

Cast box form base(s) 

01923 

apode 

„ „ „ „ with internal ribs. 

01924 

apoef 

Countersunk base(s) 

01925 

apohi 

Base(s) and cover(s) 

01926 

apoij 

Diameter of base(s) 

01927 

apono 

Ebonite base(s) 

01928 

apoop 

Flat base(s) 

01929 

apotu 

Horn base(s) 

01930 

apouv 

Malleable iron base(s) 

01931 

apowx 

Ivory base(s) 

01932 

apoxy 

Imitation ivory base(s) 

01933 

apoyz 

Base line. 

01934 

apoza 

Marboline base(s) 

01935 

appac 

Metal base(s) 

01936 

appce 

Porcelain base(s) 

01937 

appeg 

Removable base(s) 

01938 

appgi 

Side(s) of base(s) 

01939 

appik 

Solid base(s) 

01940 

appmo 

Spun base(s) 

01941 

appsu 

Stamped base(s) 

01942 

appwy 

Threaded base(s) 

01943 

appya 

Tin base(s) 

01944 

aprim 

Based (on—) 

01945 

apros 

BASIC. 

01946 

apryc 

BASIL(S) 

01947 

apsaf 

(On the) BASIS (of—) 

01948 

apsdi 

On* another basis. 

01949 

apsej 

„ what basis? 

01950 

apsin 

„ the same basis. 

01951 

apsjo 

BASKET(S). See also Balloon. 


40 










apsot BASKET (contd.) BAY apyal 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

01952 

apsot 

Carrier basket(s) 

01953 

apspu 

Handlebar basket(s) 

01954 

apsty 

„ „ with lid(s) 

01955 

apsuz 

„ „ without lid(s) 

01956 

apsva 

„ „ with lid(s) and groove(s) at back 

for brake clearance. 

01957 

apsyd 

Luncheon baslcet(s) 

01958 

apsze 

,, „ with stove(s) 

01959 

aptag 

Combined luncheon and tea basket(s) 

01960 

aptci 

„ „ „ „ „ for — persons. 

01961 

aptek 

Tea basket(s) 

01962 

aptye 

Basket work. 

01963 

apuah 

BATAVIA. 

01964 

apubi 

BATH(S) 

01965 

apuel 

BATTERY(IES) (— length — breadth — height) 



(— volts — A.H.). See also Accumulator, 
Coil. 

01966 

apuho 

Battery case(s) 

01967 

apunu 

Complete battery(ies) 

01968 

apuov 

Ignition dry battery(ies) 

01969 

apury 

„ „ „ „ 3 cell (— length — 

breadth — height) (— volts — A.H.) 

01970 

aputa 

Ignition dry battery(ies) 4 cell ( — length — breadth 


— height) (— volts — A.H.) 

01971 

apuxe 

Flash lamp battery(ies) 2 cell round (— length 



— diameter) 

01972 

apvem 

Flash lamp battery(ies) 3 cell round (— length 


— diameter) 

01973 

apvow 

Flash lamp battery(ies) 2 cell oval (— length 


— breadth — height) 

01974 

apvuc 

Flash lamp battery(ies) 3 cell oval (— length 


— breadth — height) 

01975 

apvwe 

Reserve dry battery(ies) 

01976 

apvyg 

Round dry battery(ies) (— height — diameter) 


(— volts — A.H.) 

01977 

apwaj 

Leclanche battery(ies) complete (— pints) 

01978 

apwen 

„ „ „ jars (— pints) 

01979 

apwir 

„ „ „ porous pots (— pints) 

01980 

apwox 

„ ,, „ zincs (— pints) 

01981 

apwra 

Lighting dry battery(ics) (— length — breadth 


— height) (— volts — A.H.) 

01982 

apwud 

Medical battery(ies) (— length — breadth — height) 


(—• volts — A.H.) 

01983 

apxak 

Motor-cycle dry battery(ies) (— length — breadth 


— height) (— volts — A.H.) 

01984 

apxis 

Battery terminal(s) 

01985 

apxku 

Unspillable battery(ies) (— length — breadth 


— height) (— volts — A.H.) 

01986 

apxoy 

Commercial vehicle battery(ies) (— length 


— breadth — height) (— volts — A.H.) 

01987 

apyal 

BAY(S) 


41 











apydo BAYONET BE ardgy 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

01988 

apydo 

BAYONET(S). 

See also Holder, Socket. 

01989 

apyep 

BE. or to Be 

See also Can, Could, etc. 

01990 

apyit 

Can be. 

01991 

apyju 

Could be. 

01992 

apyny 

Has (have) to be. 

01993 

apyoz 

Had to be. 

01994 

apypa 

Is (are) to be. 

01995 

apyte 

May be. 

01996 

apyuf 

Might be. 

01997 

apyxi 

Must be. 

01998 

apzam 

Shall be. 

01999 

apzco 

Should be. 

02000 

apzmy 

Was (were) to be. 

02001 

apzug 

Will be. 

02002 

apzwi 

Would be. 

02003 

apzyk 

Not to be. 

02004 

araap 

Cannot be. 

02005 

araet 

Could not be. 

02006 

arafu 

Has (have) not to be. 

02007 

araix 

Had not to be. 

02008 

arajy 

Is (are) not to be. 

02009 

arala 

May not be. 

02010 

araod 

Might not be. 

02011 

arape 

Must not be. 

02012 

arati 

Shall not be. 

02013 

arauj 

Should not be. 

02014 

arawl 

Was (were) not to be. 

02015 

arayn 

Will not be. 

02016 

arazo 

Would not be. 

02017 

arbka 

Can — be? 

02018 

arbsi 

Could — be ? 

02019 

arbuk 

Has (have) — to be ? 

02020 

arbyo 

Had — to be ? 

02021 

arcar 

Is (are) — to be ? 

02022 

arcdu 

May — be ? 

02023 

arcev 

Might — be ? 

02024 

archy 

Must — be ? 

02025 

arciz 

Shall — be ? 

02026 

arcja 

Should — be ? 

02027 

arcne 

Was (were) — to be ? 

02028 

arcof 

Will — be? 

02029 

arcri 

Would — be ? 

02030 

arcul 

Cannot — be? 

02031 

arcxo 

Could not — be ? 

02032 

arcyp 

Has (have) not — to be ? 

02033 

ardas 

Had not — to be ? 

02034 

ardcu 

Is (are) not — to be ? 

02035 

ardew 

May not — be ? 

02036 

ardgy 

Might not — be ? 


42 













ardme BE ( contd .) BEARING arihe 


N 08 . 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

02037 

ardme 

Must not — be? 

02038 

ardog 

Shall not — be? 

02039 

ardum 

Should not — be ? 

02040 

ardwo 

Was (were) not — to be ? 

02041 

areat 

Will not — be ? 

02042 

arebu 

Would not — be ? 

02043 

areex 

Being. 

02044 

arefy 

Not being. 

02045 

areha 

BEADING(S) 

02046 

areib 

BEAM(S). 

See also Boat, Hull, Light. 

02047 

arele 

Beam bracket(s) (— x —) 

02048 

arepi 

Composite beam(s) (— x — x —) 

02049 

areun 

Cross beam(s) (— x — x —) 

02050 

arevo 

Diagonal beam(s) (— x — x —) 

02051 

arewp 

BEAR(S). See also Borne. or to Bear 

02052 

areyr 

Bearing. 

02053 

arfey 

BEARER(S). 

See also Angle, Engine. 

02054 

arfga 

BEARING(S). 

See also Axle, Big-end, Bracket, 
Camshaft, Clutch, Crankpin, Crankshaft, 
Differential, Dynamo, Engine, Fan, 
Magneto, Metal, Mould, Pin, Plate, 
Pump, Ring, Rod, Scraper, Shaft, 
Wheel, etc. 

( For various metals of bearings see individual 
subject headings.) 

02055 

arfic 

Self-aligning bearing(s) 

02056 

arfke 

(On) axis of bearing(s) 

02057 

arfys 

Back bearing(s) 

02058 

argav 

Ball bearing(s) 

02059 

argdy 

„ „ axle(s) 

02060 

argez 

„ „ cage(s) 

02061 

argfa 

„ „ container(s) 

02062 

argid 

„ „ part(s) 

02063 

argje 

„ „ pedestal(s) 

02064 

argnl 

„ „ inner race(s) 

02065 

argoj 

,, „ outer race(s) 

02066 

argto 

Double row ball bearing(s) 

02067 

argup 

Single row ball bearingfs) 

02068 

argyt 

Motor-cycle ball bearing(s) 

02069 

argzu 

Straight bored bearing(s) 

02070 

arhaw 

Taper bored bearing(s) 

02071 

arhok 

Bearing boss(es) 

02072 

ariax 

„ bushing(s) 

02073 

arlby 

„ cap(s) 

02074 

arid a 

Centre bearing(s) 

02075 

arieb 

Combination bearing(s) 

02076 

arihe 

Cup and cone bearing(s) 


43 











arili 

Nos. 

02077 

02078 

02079 

02080 

02081 

02082 

02083 

02084 

02085 

02086 

02087 

02088 

02089 

02090 

02091 

02092 

02093 

02094 

02095 

02096 

02097 

02098 

02099 

02100 

02101 

02102 

02103 

02104 

02105 

02106 

02107 

02108 

02109 

02110 

02111 

02112 

02113 

02114 

02115 

02116 

02117 

02118 

02119 

02120 

02121 

02122 

02123 


BEARING ( contd ,.) 


arobe 


(Half) 

word. 


(Half) PHRASE. 


arili 

ariol 

ariro 

ariur 

arixu 

arjay 

arjca 

arjec 

arjge 

arjig 

arjki 

arjom 

arjus 

arjwu 

arkaz 

arkba 

arked 

arkfe 

arkji 

arkon 

arkpo 

arkut 

arkvu 

arkyx 

arkzy 

armab 

armde 

armef 

armhl 

armij 

armop 

armtu 

armuv 

armxy 

armyz 

armza 

arnac 

arnce 

arneg 

arngi 

arnik 

arnmo 

arnsu 

arnwy 

arnya 

aroad 

arobe 


Dustproof bearlng(s) 

Eccentric bearing(s) 

End bearing(s) 

„ „ cap(s) 

Front end bearing cap(s) 

Rear end bearing(s) 

» » >> cap(s) 

•Fifth bearing(s) 

„ „ cap(s) 

•First bearing(s) 

^ „ „ cap(s) 

•Fourth bearing(s) 

,, „ cap(s) 

Front bearing(s) 

„ „ cap(s) 

» and inside bearing cap(s) 

Lower half of bearing(s) 

Top half of bearing(s) 

Hot bearing(s) 

Bearing(s) with housing(s) 

»> 9 * without housing(s) 

Inside bearing(s) 

„ „ cap(s) 

Intermediate bearing(s) 

» 99 cap(s) 

99 99 bottom. 

99 99 tOp. 

Journal bearing(s) 

Ball journal bearing(s) 

Double row journal bearing(s) heavy type. 

» 99 99 99 99 light type. 

» 99 99 99 99 medium type. 

Left-hand journal bearing(s) 

Roller journal bearing(s) 

Single row journal bearing(s) heavy type. 

» » „ 99 99 light type. 

»» 99 99 99 99 medium type. 

Small journal bearing(s) 

Large bearing(s) 

Lightly loaded bearing(s) 

Long bearing(s) 

(With) extra long bearing(s) 

Grease lubricated bearing(s) 

Pressure lubricated bearing(s) 

Splash lubricated bearing(s) 

Main bearing(s) 

Centre main bearing(s) 


* When the terms “First bearing “ Second bearingetc., are 
used it is understood that the “First bearing ” refers to the 
one nearest the Clutch or other apparatus driven. 

44 











arofi 

Nos. 

02124 

02125 

02126 

02127 

02128 

02129 

02130 

02131 

02132 

02133 

02134 

02135 

02136 

02137 

02138 

02139 

02140 

02141 

02142 

02143 

02144 

02145 

02146 

02147 

02148 

02149 

02150 

02151 

02152 

02153 

02154 

02155 

02156 

02157 

02158 

02159 

02160 

02161 

02162 

02163 

02164 

02165 

02166 


BEARING (contd.) 


a r«ve 


(Half) PHRASE. 


End main bearing(s) 

Front main bearing(s) top. 

„ „ „ „ bottom. 

Rear main bearing(s) top. 

»> »> »» >» bottom. 

Main bearing end cover(s) 

Middle bearing(s) 

Oil-less bearing(s) 

Self-oiling bearing(s) 

Outside bearing(s) 

Pedestal bearing(s) 

Pin bearing(s) 

Plain bearing(s) 

Radius of bearing(s) at corner(s) 

Rear bearing(s) 

„ „ cap(s) 

Ring-oiled bearing(s) 

Roller bearing(s) (— bore — outside diameter 
— width) 

Roller bearing for motor-cycle engine(s) 

Taper roller bearing(s) 

Single row bearing(s) 

Two-row bearing(s) 

♦Second bearing(s) 

„ „ cap(s) 

Seized bearing(s) 

Separate bearing(s) 

Seventh bearing(s) 

„ „ cap(s) 

Centre shaft bearing(s) 

♦Sixth bearing(s) 

„ „ cap(s) 

Sleeve bearing(s) 

Spare bearing(s) 

Standard bearing(s) 

Strained bearing(s) 

Swivel(ling) bearing(s) 

♦Third bearing(s) 

„ „ cap(s) 

Ball thrust bearing(s) 

Double thrust bearing(s) 

„ „ „ and washer(s) 

End thrust bearing(s) 

Two-point thrust bearing(s) 

Single thrust bearing(s) 

„ „ „ and washer(s) 

* When the terms “First hearing “ Second hearing " etc., are 
used it is understood that the “First bearing" refers to the 
one nearest the Clutch or other apparatus driven. 


45 











0217: 

0217: 

0217: 

0217" 

0217: 

0217( 

0217'; 

0217£ 

0217< 

0218C 

02181 

02182 

02183 

02184 

02183 

02186 

02187 

02188 

02189 

02190 

02191 

02192 

02193 

02194 

02195 

02196 

02197 

02198 

02199 

02200 

02201 

02202 

02203 

02204 

02205 

02206 

02207 

02208 

02209 

02210 

02211 

02212 

02213 

02214 

02215 

02216 

02217 


BEARING (contd.) 


BEEN 


asbxa 


(Half) 

word. 


aruzi 

arvak 

arvis 

arvku 

arvoy 

arvyi 

arwal 

arwep 

arwit 

arwoz 

arwuf 

arwyj 

arxam 

arxmy 

arxug 

arxwi 

arxyk 

aryan 

ary bo 

aryer 

aryhu 

aryiv 

aryly 

aryna 

ary ob 

aryre 

aryvi 

arzes 

arzgu 

arzky 

arzma 

arzoc 

arzym 

asaka 

asasl 

asauk 

asawm 

asayo 

asbar 

asbdu 

asbev 

asbhy 

asblz 

asbja 

asbne 

isbof 

isbrl 

isbul 

isbxo 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Water-tight bearing(s) 

Width of bearing(s) 

BEAT(S) 

Periodic beat 
Slight beat. 

Steady beat. 

Beating. 

BECAME. See also Become. 
BECAUSE (of—) 

BECOME(S). See also 
Became. 

Becoming. 

BED(S). See also Test. 

Concrete bed(s) 

Wooden bed(s) 

Bedded. 

Bedding. 

BEECH. 

BEEN. 

Had been. 

Has (have) been. 

Can have been. 

Could have been. 

May have been. 

Might have been. 

Must have been. 

Shall have been. 

Should have been. 

Was (were) to have been. 
Will have been. 

Would have been. 

Having been. 

Not been. 

Had not been. 

Has (have) not been. 

Cannot have been. 

Could not have been. 

May (might) not have been. 
Should not have been. 

Was (were) not to have been. 
Will not have been. 

Would not have been. 

Had (—) been? 

Has (have) (—) been ? 

Can (—) have been. 

Could (—) have been. 

If — had been. 

If — had not been. 

May (—) have been ? 

Might (—) have been? 


or 


or to 


or 


to Beat 

Become 

to Bed 


46 











Mbyp BEEN ( contd .) BELLY asjaz 


Nob. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE 

02218 

asbyp 

Should (—) have been ? 

02219 

ascas 

Was (were) (— ) to have been ? 

02220 

ascew 

Will (— ) have been ? 

02221 

ascgy 

Would (—) have been ? 

02222 

ascme 

Had (—) not been ?. 

02223 

ascog 

Has (have) (—) not been ? 

02224 

ascum 

Cannot (—) have been ? 

02225 

ascwo 

Could not (—) have been ? 

02226 

asdat 

May (might) not (—) have been ? 

02227 

asdbu 

Must not (—) have been ? 

02228 

asdex 

Was (were) not (—) to have been ? 

02229 

asdfy 

Will not (—) have been ? 

02230 

asdha 

Would not (—) have been ? 

02231 

asdib 

BEFORE. 

02232 

asdle 

As before. 

02233 

asdpl 

If before. 

02234 

asdun 

If not before. 

02235 

asdvo 

Not before. 

02236 

asega 

On or oefore. 

02237 

aseic 

Shortly before. 

02238 

aseke 

BEGIN(S) or to Begin 

02239 

aseys 

Beg(an)(un) 

02240 

asfav 

Beginning (of—) 

02241 

asfez 

(On) BEHALF (of) 

02242 

asffa 

On our (my) behalf. 

02243 

asfid 

On their (his) behalf. 

02244 

asfje 

On your behalf. 

02245 

asfoj 

On whose behalf? 

02246 

asfup 

BEHAVIOUR (of—) 

02247 

asfyt 

BEHIND(HAND) 

02248 

asgaw 

BELFAST. 

02249 

asgok 

BELIEF. 

02250 

ashax 

No belief (in—) 

02251 

ashby 

BELIEVE(S) or to Believe 

02252 

ashda 

Do not believe (it) 

02253 

asheb 

Believed. 

02254 

ashif 

Believing. 

02255 

ashli 

BELL(S). Sec also Push. 

02256 

ashol 

Clockwork bell(s) 

02257 

ashro 

Door bell(s) 

02258 

ashur 

Electric bell(s) 

02259 

ashxu 

„ „ set(s) 

02260 

ashyv 

Fire bell(s) 

02261 

asica 

Motor foot bell(s) 

02262 

asiec 

Two-note bell(s) 

02263 

asige 

Ship’s bell(s) 

02264 

asiki 

BELLOW(S) 

02265 

asiom 

Brazing bellow(s) 

02266 

asius 

Forge bellows. 

02267 

asjaz 

BELLY(IES) 


47 









asjed BELLY ( contd. ) BELT asswe 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

02268 

asjed 

Cushion belly(ies) 

02269 

asjon 

Welting belly(ies) 

02270 

as jut 

BELONG(S) (to—) or to Belong 

02271 

asjyx 

Belonged (to—) 

02272 

aslab 

Belonging (to—) 

02273 

aslef 

BELOW. 

02274 

aslij 

From below. 

02275 

aslop 

If below. 

02276 

asluv 

If not below. 

02277 

aslyz 

Not below. 

02278 

asmac 

BELT(S). or to Belt 

See also Clip, Drill, Drive, Hull. 

Adjustable belt(s)(ing) 

02279 

asmeg 

02280 

asmik 

Belt adjuster(s) 

02281 

asmya 

Arc of contact of belt(s)(ing) (— degrees) 

02282 

asnad 

Motor cycle belt(s)(ing) (— width — length) 
Cyclists’ belt(s) 

02283 

asnil 

02284 

asnor 

,, watch belt(s) 

02285 

asnux 

Belt dressing. 

02286 

asnyb 

Driving belt(s)(ing) (— width — length) 

02287 

asoim 

Dynamo belt(s)(ing) (— width — length) 

02288 

asoko 

Endless belt(s) (— width — length) 

02289 

asoos 

Fabric belt(s)(ing) (— width — length) 

02290 

asowa 

V section fabric and rubber belt(s)(ing) (— width 
— length) 

02291 

asoyc 

Flat fabric belt(s)(ing) (1 ply) (— width — length) 

02292 

aspaf 

„ „ „ „ „ (2 ply) (— width — length) 

02293 

aspdi 

„ „ „ „ „ (3 ply) (— width — length) 

02294 

aspej 

„ „ „ „ „ (4 ply) (— width — length) 

02295 

aspin 

Fan belt(s)(ing) (— width — length) 

02296 

| aspjo 

Fabric fan belt(s)(ing) (— width — length) 

02297 

aspot 

Leather fan belt(s)(ing) (— width — length) 

02298 

aspty 

Non-stretching fan belt(s)(ing) (— width — length) 

02299 

aspuz 

Spring wire fan belt(s)(ing) (—- diameter — length) 

02300 

aspva 

Fan belt fastener(s) (for — inch belt) 

02301 

aspyd 

Belt fastener(s) (for — inch belt) 

02302 

aspze 

Hinged belt fastener(s) 

02303 

asqua 

Gripping of belt(s)(ing) 

02304 

asrah 

Belt(ing) guide(s) 

02305 

asrel 

Raw hide belt(s)(ing) (— width — length) 

02306 

asrip 

Belt hook(s) 

Instructors’ belt(s) 

02307 

asrov 

02308 

as rub 

„ leather belt(s) 

02309 

asryf 

Leather bclt(s)(ing) (— width — length) 

02310 

assem 

Flat leather belt(s)(ing) (— width — length) 

02311 

assgo 

„ „ „ „ „ (1 ply) (—width —length) 

02312 

assmu 

„ „ „ „ „ (2 ply) (—width —length) 

02313 

assow 

„ „ „ „ „ (3 ply) (—width — length) 

,, „ link belt(s)(ing) (— width — length) 

V section leather belt(s)(ing) (2 ply) (— wicjth 
— length) 

02314 

assuc 

02315 

asswe 


48 














assyg 

Nos. 

02316 

02317 

02318 

02319 

02320 

02321 

02322 

02323 

02324 

02325 

02326 

02327 

02328 

02329 

02330 

02331 

02332 

02333 

02334 

02335 

02336 

02337 

02338 

02339 

02340 

02341 

02342 

02343 

02344 

02345 

02346 

02347 

02348 

02349 

02350 

02351 

02352 

02353 

02354 

02355 

02356 

02357 

02358 

02359 

02360 

02361 


BELT (contd.) 


BERTH 


aszti 


(Half) PHRASE. 


V section leather belt(sXing) (3 ply) (— width 

— length) 

Round section solid leather belt(s)(ing) (— diameter 

— length) 

V section solid leather beit(s)(ing) (— width 

— length) 

V section link belt(s)(ing) (— width — length) 
Chrome leather belt(s)(ing) (— width — length) 
Twisted chrome leather belt(s)(ing) (— diameter 

— length) 

No belt(s)(ing) 

Belt pulley(s) (— diameter — face) 

„ punch(es) 

„ rim(s) (— diameter for — belt) 

Round belt(sXing) (— diameter — length) 
Rubber belt(s)(ing) (— diameter — length) 
Safety belt(s) 

V section belt(s)(ing) (— width — length) 
Driving side of belt(s)(ing) 

Slack side of belt(s)(ing) 

Slipping of belt(sXing) 

Belt(ing) speed(s) 

Tension of belt(s)(ing) 

Belted. 

BELTM(AN)(EN) 

Beltm(an)(en) oiler(s) 

BENCH(ES). See also Vice. 

BEND(S) (down). See also Exhaust, or to Bend 
— angle bend(s) 

Right angle bend(s) 

Valance bend(s) 

Bending. 

No(t) bending. 

Bent. 

Bent round. 

BENEATH. 

BENEFIT(S) (of) or to Benefit 

(Of) great benefit. 

Of little benefit. 

Of no benefit. 

BENZINE. 

BENZOL. See also Fuel. 

BERLIN. 

BERTH(S) 

Book a berth. 

Book — berths. 

Collapsible berth(s) 

Lower berth(s) 

No berth(s) 

„ „ „ to be obtained. 


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aszuj BERTH ( contd .) BIG-END atfyu 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

02362 

aszuj 

Sleeping berth(s) 

02363 

aszyn 

Upper berth(s) 

02364 

ataar 

BESIDE(S) 

02365 

atadu 

BEST. 

02366 

ataev 

Best of all. 

02367 

atahy 

All (for) the best. 

02368 

ataiz 

At (the) best. 

02369 

ataja 

Equal to the best. 

02370 

atane 

If best. 

02371 

ataof 

Not (of) the best. 

02372 

atari 

If not (of) the best. 

02373 

ataul 

Nothing but the best. 

02374 

atawn 

BETTER. 

02375 

ataxo 

Better than. 

02376 

atayp 

Any better (than) 

02377 

atbas 

If better (than) 

02378 

atbew 

„ any better (than) 

02379 

atbog 

„ no better (than){ 

02380 

atbum 

Little better (than) 

02381 

atbwo 

Much better (than) 

02382 

atcat 

No better (than) 

02383 

atcex 

Better not. 

02384 

atcha 

BETWEEN. 

02385 

atcib 

BEVEL(S). See also Gear, or to Bevel 

Pinion, Wheel. 

02386 

atcle 

Bevelled. 

02387 

atcun 

Bevelling. 

02388 

atcyr 

BEYOND. 

02389 

atdey 

BIB(S). See also Tap. 

02390 

atdic 

BIGYGLE(S). For components , etc., see individual 
subject headings. For Motor-bicycle see Cycle. 
See also Tyre. 

02391 

atdke 

Carrier bicycle(s) (— inch frame) 

02392 

atdys 

Gent’s bicycle(s) (— inch frame) 

02393 

ateav 

Juvenile bicycle(s) . (— inch frame) 

02394 

atedy 

Ladies’ bicycle(s) (— inch frame) 

02395 

ateez 

Path racing bicycle(s) (— inch frame) 

02396 

atefa 

Road racing bicycle(s) (— inch frame) 

02397 

ateid 

Roadster bicycle(s) (— inch frame) 

02398 

ateje 

Full roadster bicycle(s) (— inch frame) 

02399 

ateni 

Light roadster bicycle(s) (— inch frame) 

02400 

ateoj 

Tandem bicycle(s) (— inch frame) 

02401 

ateto 

Tradesmen’s bicycle(s) (— inch frame) 

02402 

ateup 

BID(S). See also Offer. or to Bid 

02403 

atewr 

Bidding. 

02404 

ateyt 

BIFURCATED. 

02405 

atezu 

BIG. See also Large. 

02406 

atfaw 

BIG-END(S) 

02407 

atfok 

Big-end bearing(s) 

02408 

atfyu 

„ bushing(s) 


so 







BILGE 


BIPLANE 


atnim 


atgax 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

02409 

atgax 

BILGE(S) 

02410 

atgeb 

BILL(S). See also Invoice, Wage. 

02411 

atghe 

BILL(S) OF EXCHANGE. 

See also Draft. 

02412 

atgll 

Accept(s) bill(s) 

02413 

atgli 

Refuse(s) to accept bill(s) 

02414 

atgol 

First-class financial bill(s) 

02415 

atgur 

Commercial bill(s) 

02416 

atgyv 

Discount bill(s) 

02417 

athay 

Meet bill(s) 

02418 

athca 

Renew bill(s) 

02419 

athec 

BILL(S) OF HEALTH. 

02420 

athge 

BILL(S) OF LADING. 

See also Document. 

02421 

athig 

Accept bill(s) of lading (in lieu of) 

02422 

athki 

Advance against bill(s) of lading. 

02423 

athom 

Attach bill(s) of lading. 

02424 

athus 

(With) bill(s) of lading attached. 

02425 

athwu 

Against bill(s) of lading. 

02426 

atiaz 

Copy(ies) of bill(s) of lading. 

02427 

atiba 

Date(s) of bill(s) of lading. 

02428 

atied 

Deliver bill(s) of lading against acceptance of 
draft. 

02429 

atife 

Duplicate bill(s) of lading. 

02430 

atijl 

Bill(s) of lading to follow. 

02431 

ation 

Forward bill(s) of lading. 

02432 

atipo 

Bill(s) of lading forwarded. 

02433 

atiut 

„ „ „ „ in our (my) name. 

02434 

ativu 

,, ,, ,, ,, ,, name of—— 

02435 

atizy 

Non-receipt of bill(s) of lading. 

02436 

atkab 

On receipt of bill(s) of lading. 

02437 

atkef 

Received bill(s) of lading. 

02438 

atkhi 

Through bill(s) of lading. 

02439 

atkij 

Triplicate bill(s) of lading. 

02440 

atkno 

What is the value of bill(s) of lading? 

02441 

atkop 

Bill(s) of lading with invoice. 

02442 

atktu 

Without bill(s) of lading. 

02443 

atkuv 

BILLS PAYABLE. 

02444 

atkyz 

BILLS RECEIVABLE. 

02445 

atkza 

BIN(S) 

02446 

atlac 

Oil bin(s) 

02447 

atleg 

Petrol bin(s)? 

02448 

atlik 

BIND(S). See also Bound. or to Bind 

02449 

atlya 

Binding. 

02450 

atmad 

Brass binding(s) 

02451 

atmil 

Leather binding(s) 

02452 

atmor 

Tape binding(s) 

02453 

atmux 

Copper wire binding(s) 

02454 

atmyb 

Piano wire binding(s) 

02455 

atnim 

BIPLANE(S). See also Plane. 


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atnos 

Nos. 

02456 

02457 

02458 

02459 

02460 

02461 

02462 

02463 

02464 

02465 

02466 

02467 

02468 

02469 

02470 

02471 

02472 

02473 

02474 

02475 

02476 

02477 

02478 

02479 

02480 

02481 

02482 

02483 

02484 

02485 

02486 

02487 

02488 

02489 

02490 

02491 

02492 

02493 

02494 

02495 

02496 

02497 

02498 

02499 

02500 


BIPLANE (contd.) 


BLEW 


atuta 


(Half) 

word. 


atnos 


atnyc 

atoaf 

atodi 

atoej 

atoin 

atojo 

atoot 

atopu 

atoty 

atouz 

atova 

atowb 

atoyd 

atoze 

atpag 

atpek 

atrem 

atrow 

atruc 

atryg 

atsaj 

atsen 

atsfo 

atsir 

atslu 

atsox 

atspy 

atsra 

atsud 

atsve 

atszl 

attak 

attls 

attku 

attoy 

attyt 

atual 

atudo 

atuep 

atuju 

atuny 

atuoz 

atupa 

atute 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Biplane, chord lower plane — chord upper plane — 
propeller diameter — gap between planes — 

motor-h.p. length overall — span lower 

plane — span upper plane —(length of fuselage— 
maximum width of fuselage —) 

BIRCH. 

BIRKENHEAD. 

BIRMINGHAM. 

BIT(S). See also Screw-driver, Solder. 

Bit by bit. 

Centre bit(s) 

Twist bit(s) 

BITUMEN. 

BITUMINOUS. 

BLACK. 

Black and—• 

Blue black. 

Carbon black. 

Ebony black. 

Ivory drop black. 

„ jet black. 

BLACKEN(S) or to Blacken 

Blackened. 

Blackening. 

BLACKSMITH(S) 

BLADE(S). 

See also Fan, Propeller, Saw. 

Coil blade(s) 

Contact blade(s) 

Cross blade(s) 

Two cross blade(s) 

Cutting blade(s) 

Spare blade(s) 

Trembler blade(s) 

BLAME(S) or to Blame 

Not to blame. 

Blamed. 

Blaming. 

BLANK(S). See also End. 

BLAST(S). or to Blast 

See also Furnace. 

Blasted. 

Blasting. 

BLEACH(ES) or to Bleach 

Bleached. 

Bleaching. 

BLEMISH(ES) 

BLEND(S) or to Blend 

Blended. 

Blending. 

BLEW. See also Blow. 


52 








atuxi 


BUND 


BOARD 


avoid 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

02501 

atuxi 

BLIND(S)(LY) 

02502 

atvam 

BLOCK(S). See also Brake, or to Block 

Contact, Joint, Thrust, Trunnion. 

02503 

atvco 

Breech block(s) 

02504 

atvug 

Engine foot block(s) L.H. 

02505 

atvwi 

a a a a 

02506 

atvyk 

Fibre connection block(s) 

02507 

atwan 

Packing block(s) 

02508 

atwer 

Pedal block(s) 

02509 

atwiv 

Plummer block(s) 

02510 

atwob 

Pulley block(s) 

02511 

atwre 

Chain pulley block(s) 

02512 

atwyl 

Differential pulley block(s) 

02513 

atxes 

Scotch block(s) 

02514 

atxoc 

Tool steel block(s) 

02515 

atxym 

Swivel block(s) 

02516 

atyap 

Terminal block(s) 

02517 

atyfu 

V block(s) 

02518 

atyix 

Wood block(s) 

02519 

atyjy 

Blocked (up) 

02520 

atyla 

Blocking (up) 

02521 

atyod 

BLOCKAGE(S) 

02522 

atype 

BLOEMFONTEIN. 

02523 

atyti 

BLOW(S)(N) or to Blow 

02524 

atyuj 

Blow out. 

02525 

atyzo 

Blown off. 

02526 

atzka 

„ out. 

02527 

atzsi 

,; up. 

02528 

atzuk 

BLOWER(S) (— cubic feet per minute — water 
gauge) 

02529 

avaat 

BLOWP IPE(S) 

02530 

avabu 

Coal gas blowpipe(s) 

02531 

avaex 

Oxy-acetylene blowpipe(s) 

02532 

avafy 

„ „ » tip(s) (or jet(s) 

02533 

avaha 

BLUE. See also Print. 

02534 

avaib 

Azure blue. 

02535 

avale 

„ light blue. 

02536 

avapi 

,, extra light blue. 

02537 

avaun 

Cobalt blue. 

02538 

avavo 

Electric blue. 

02539 

avawp 

Indigo blue. 

02540 

avayr 

Peacock blue. 

02541 

avbey 

Royal blue. 

02542 

avbic 

Smoke blue. 

02543 

avbys 

Ultramarine blue. 

02544 

avcav 

„ dark blue. 

02545 

avcez 

„ pale blue. 

02546 

avoid 

BOARD(S). or to Board 

See also Air, Control, Dash-board, Director, 
Instrument-board. Resistance, Switch¬ 
board, Tailboard. 


53 







avooj BOARD (contd.) BOAT avjao 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

02547 

avcoj 

Back of board(s) 

02548 

avcup 

Chassis terminal board(s) 

02549 

avcyt 

Destination board(s) 

02550 

avczu 

Floor board(s) 

02551 

avdaw 

Heel board(s) 

02552 

avdok 

(—) 3 ply board(s) (— inch thick) 

02553 

avdyu 

tt 5 ft tt tt tt tt tt 

Route board(s) 

02554 

aveax 

02555 

aveda 

Running board(s) 

02556 

aveeb 

„ „ left. 

02557 

avehe 

„ „ right. 

02558 

aveif 

„ „ front binding(s) 

02559 

aveli 

,, „ rear binding(s) 

02560 

aveol 

„ „ inside birtding(s) 

02561 

avero 

„ „ outside binding(s) 

02562 

aveur 

„ „ covering(s) 

02563 

avewt 

„ „ shield(s) (left) 

02564 

avexu 

„ „ » „ (right) 

Step board(s) 

02565 

aveyv 

02566 

avfay 

Toe board(s)j 

02567 

avfec 

Boarded. 

02568 

avfig 

Boarding. 

02569 

avfom 

BOAT(S). See also Boathook, Train, Varnish, 

02570 

avfus 

Day boat(s) [Wheel. 

02571 

avfwu 

Flying boat(s) 

02572 

avgaz 

Motor boat(s) (— length — draught — beam 
— b.h.p. — knots) 

02573 

avged 

Cargo -motor boat(s) (— length — draught — beam 
— b.h.p. — knots) 

02574 

avgon 

Cargo and tug motor boat(s) (— length — draught 
— beam — b.h.p. — knots) 

02575 

avgut 

Commercial motor boat(s) (— length — draught 
— beam — b.h.p. — knots) 

02576 

avgyx 

Crew space of motor boat(s) 

02577 

aviab 

Deck house(s) of motor boat(s) 

02578 

avide 

Displacement of motor boat(s) 

02579 

avief 

Shallow draught motor boat(s) C— length —draught 
— beam — b.h.p. — knots) 

02580 

avihl 

Ferry motor boat(s) (— length — draught — beam 
— b.h.p. — knots) 

02581 

avino 

Fishing motor boat(s) (— length — draught 
— beam — b.h.p. — knots) 

02582 

aviop 

Deck furniture of motor boat(s) 

02583 

avitu 

Military motor boat(s) 

02584 

aviuv 

Naval motor boat(s) 

02585 

avixy 

Patrol motor boat(s) (— length — draught — beam 
—- b.h.p. — knots) 

02586 

aviza 

Police motor boat(s) (— length — draught — beam 
— b.h.p. — knots) 

02587 

avjac 

Pleasure motor boat(s) (— length — draught 
— beam — b.h.p. — knots) 













awjeg BOAT ( contd .) BODY avroy 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

02588 

avjeg 

Racing motor boat(s) ( — length — draught 
— beam — b.h.p. — knots) 

02589 

avjik 

Trading motor boat(s) (— length — draught 
— beam — b.h.p. — knots) 

02590 

avjya 

Tug motor boat(s) (— length — draught — beam 
— b.h.p. — knots) 

02591 

avkad 

Water line of motor boat(s) 

02592 

avkil 

BOATHOOK(S) 

02593 

avklo 

BOB(S) 

02594 

avkor 

Polishing bob(s) (— diam. — wide) 

02595 

avkru 

„ „ solid felt (— diam. — wide) 

02596 

avkux 

„ „ bull neck covered (— diam. 

— wide) 

02597 

avkyb 

BODY(IES). 

See also Carburettor, Engine, Filter, 
Paint, Painter, Pump, Socket, Trimming, 
Varnish, etc. For seating accommodation 

see Seat. 

02598 

avlim 

All-weather body(ies) 

02599 

avlos 

Aluminium body(ies) 

02600 

avlyc 

Ambulance body(ies) 

02601 

avmaf 

Brass body(ies) 

02602 

avmej 

Brougham body(ies) 

02603 

avmin 

Body builder(s) 

02604 

avmot 

Cab bo’dy(ies) 

02605 

avmuz 

Cabriolet body(ies) 

02606 

avmyd 

Side car body(ies) 

02607 

avnag 

Cast body(ies) 

02608 

avnek 

Char-a-banc body(ies) (to seat — passengers) 

02609 

avoah 

Clover leaf body(ies) 

02610 

avobi 

Coach built body(ies) 

02611 

avoel 

Commercial body(ies) 

02612 

avoho 

Corporate body(ies) 

02613 

avoip 

Coupe body(ies) 

02614 

avonu 

Detachable body(ies) 

02615 

avoov 

Export body(ies) 

02616 

avory 

Indicator body(ies) 

02617 

avota 

Body ironwork. 

02618 

avoub 

Limousine landaulette body(ies) 

02619 

avowd 

Landaulette body(ies) 

02620 

avoxe 

Limousine body(ies) 

02621 

avoyf 

„ „ „ enclosed drive. 

02622 

avpem 

Lorry body(ies) 

02623 

avpow 

What make of body(ies) 

02624 

avpuc 

Omnibus body(ies) (to seat — passengers) 

02625 

avpwe 

Part(s) of body(ies) 

02626 

avpyg 

Platform body(ies) 

02627 

avrak 

Racing body(ies) 

02628 

avris 

Rear of the body(ies) 

02629 

avroy 

Saloon body(ies) 


55 













avsal 

Nos. 

02630 

02631 

02632 

02633 

02634 

02635 

02636 

02637 

02638 

02639 

02640 

02641 

02642 

02643 

02644 

02645 

02646 

02647 

02648 

02649 

02650 

02651 

02652 

02653 

02654 

02655 

02656 

02657 

02658 

02659 

02660 

02661 

02662 

02663 

02664 

02665 

02666 

02667 

02668 

02669 

02670 

02671 

02672 

02673 


BODY (con/d.) 


BOILER 


avyof 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Sectional body(ies) 

Side(s) of the body(ies) 

Steel body(ies) 

Streamline body(ies) 

Taxi body(ies) 

Tipping body(ies) 

Van body(ies) 

With body(ies) 

Without body(ies) 

BODYMAKER(S) 

Coach body maker(s) 

BODYWORK. 

BOIL(S) or to Boil 

Boiled. 

Boiling. 

BOILER(S) (— h.p.) (— lbs. per sq. in.). See also 
Suit, Valve. 

Auxiliary boiler(s) (— h.p.) (— lbs. per sq. in.) 
Boiler casing(s) 

Cornish boiler(s) (— length — diameter) (— h.p.) 
(— lbs. per sq. in.) 

Donkey boiler(s) <— h.p.) (— lbs. per sq. in.) 
Evaporation of boiler(s) (— lbs. of water per 
hour) 

Boiler feed(s) 

„ „ water. 

„ fire bar(s) 

„ „ box(es) (heating surface — sq. ft.) 

Flash boiler(s) (*- h.p.) (— lbs. per sq. in.) 
Vertical central flue boiler(s) (— h.p.) (— lbc. per 
sq. in.) 

Oil fuel boHer(s) (— h.p.) (— lbs. per sq. in.) 
Total heating surface of boiler(s) (— sq. ft.) 
Lancashire boiler(s) (— length — diameter) (— h.p.) 

(— lbs. per sq. in.) 

Boiler lagging(s) 

Land boiler(s) (— h.p.) (— lbs. per sq. in.) 
Launch boiler(s) (— h.p.) (— lbs. per sq. in.) 
Locomotive boiler(s) (— h.p.) (— lbs. per sq. in.) 
„ type boiler(s) (— h.p.) (— lbs. per 
sq. in.) 

Marine boiler(s) (— h.p.) (— lbs. per sq. in.) 
Portable boiler(s) (— h.p.) (— lbs. per sq. in.) 
Semi-portable boiler(s) (— h.p.) (— lbs. per sq. in.) 
Boiler(s) (— h.p.) (— working pressure — test 
pressure — weight) 

Boiler(s) — test pressure. 

» „ — working pressure. 

„ seating(s) 

Steam boiler(s) (— h.p.) (— lbs. per sq. in.) 

>» » fitting(s) (— lbs. per sq. in.) 

66 










BOILER (contd.) 


BOLT 


awfjt 


avyrl 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

02674 

avyrl 

Boiler and superheater combined (— h.p.) (— lbs. 
per sq. in.) 

02675 

avyul 

Boiler tube(s) (length — outside diameter —) 

02676 

avyxo 

„ „ expanders) 

02677 

avzas 

„ „ ferrules (for — ins. internal diameter 

tube(s)) 

Vertical cross tube boiler(s) {— h.p.) (— lbs. per 
sq. in.) 

02678 

avzew 

02679 

avzme 

Fire tube boiler(s) (— h.p.) (— lbs. per sq. in.) 

02680 

avzog 

Heating surface of boiler tube(s) (— sq. ft.) 

02681 

avzum 

Vertical boiler(s) (— h.p.) (— lbs. per sq. in.) 

02682 

avzwo 

Water tube boiler(s) <— h.p.) (— lbs. per sq. in.) 

02683 

awaga 

With boilers) 

02684 

awaic 

Without boiler(s) 

02685 

awake 

BOILERMAKERS) 

02686 

aways 

BOLD. 

02687 

awbav 

BOLDER. 

02688 

awbez 

BOLIVIA. 

02689 

awbld 

BOLSTER(S) 


BOLT(S) 




With Nut(s) 




(Half) PHRASE, 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

02690 

awbyt 

02705 

awdur 

BOLT(S). See also Action, Shoot, 
Tyre. 

02691 

awbzu 

02706 

awdxu 

Hexagon headed bolt(s) B.A. 
(— threads — long — dia.) 

02692 

awcaw 

02707 

awdyv 

B.S.F. (— threads — long — dia.) 

02693 

awcmi 

02708 

aweca 

B.S.P. (— threads — long — dia.) 

02694 

awcok 

02709 

aweec 

B.S.W.(— threads — long — dia.) 

02695 

awcso 

02710 

awege 

Gas (—• threads — long — dia.) 

02696 

awcyu 

02711 

aweig 

Metric (— threads — m/m long 
— dia.) 

02697 

awdax 

02712 

awekl 

U.S.A. (— threads — long — dia.) 

02698 

awdby 

02713 

aweom 

Round headed bolt(s) B.A. 
(— threads — long — dia.) 

02699 

awdeb 

02714 

awesu 

B.S.F. (— threads — long — dia.) 

02700 

awdhe 

02715 

awfaz 

B.S.P. (— threads — long — dia.) 

02701 

awdif 

02716 

awfba 

B.S.W.(— threads — long — dia.) 

02702 

aw dll 

02717 

awfed 

Gas (— threads — long — dia.) 

02703 

awdol 

02718 

awffe 

Metric (— threads — m/m long 
— dia.) 

02704 

awdro 

02719 

awfji 

U.S. A. (— threads — long—dia.) 


57 




















awfon BOLT ( contd .) BOOK awmoi 




With Nut(8) 




(Half) PHRASE. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

02720 

awfon 

02728 

awhij 

Square headed bolt(s) B.A. 
(— threads — long — dia.) 

02721 

awfpo 

02729 

awhop 

B.S.F. (— threads — long — dia.) 

02722 

awfut 

02730 

awhuv 

B.S.P. (— threads — long — dia.) 

02723 

awfvu 

02731 

awhyz 

B.S.W.( — threads — long — dia.) 

02724 

awfyx 

02732 

awiac 

Gas (— threads — long — dia.) 

02725 

awfzy 

02733 

awice 

Metric (— threads — m/m long 
— dia.) 

02726 

awhab 

02734 

awieg 

U.S.A. (— threads — long — dia.) 

02727 

awhef 

02735 

awigi 

Colonette bolts. 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

02736 

awimo 

Assorted bolts. 

02737 

awisu 

„ „ and nuts. 

02738 

awiwy 

„ „ nuts and washers. 

02739 

awiya 

With bolt(s) 

02740 

awjad 

Without bolt(s) 

02741 

awjbe 

Bolted (to) 

02742 

awjfi 

Bolting. 

02743 

awjil 

BOMBAY. 

02744 

awjlo 

BOND(S) or to Bond 

02745 

awjru 

Debenture bond(s) 

02746 

awjux 

Government bond(s) 

02747 

awjvy 

Guarantee bond(s) 

02748 

awjyb 

Premium bond(s) 

02749 

awkim 

Bonded. 

02750 

awkos 

Bonding. 

02751 

awkwa 

BONE. 

02752 

awkyc 

BONNET(S). See also Clip, Fastener, Handle, 



Hook. 

02753 

awlaf 

Aluminium bonnet(s) 

02754 

awldi 

Bonnet angle(s) 

02755 

awlej 

„ board(s) 

02756 

awlin 

„ base board(s) left. 

02757 

awl jo 

a a a a right. 

02758 

awlot 

Brass bonnet(s) 

02759 

awlpu 

Bonnet catch(es) 

02760 

awlty 

„ frame(s) 

02761 

awluz 

Iron bonnet(s) 

02762 

awlva 

Bonnet rest(s) 

02763 

awlyd 

Streamline bonnet(s) 

02764 

awlze 

BOOK(S). See also Bank, or to Book 



Cheque, Log, Pattern. 

02765 

awmag 

Address book(s) 

02766 

awmci 

„ „ and pencil(s) 


58 
















Nos. 

02767 

02768 

02769 

02770 

02771 

02772 

02773 

02774 

02775 

02776 

02777 

02778 

02779 

02780 

02781 

02782 

02783 

02784 

02785 

02786 

02787 

02788 

02789 

02790 

02791 

02792 

02793 

02794 

02795 

02796 

02797 

02798 

02799 

02800 

02801 

02802 

02803 

02804 

02805 

02806 

02807 

02808 

02809 

02810 

02811 

02812 

02813 

02814 

02815 


BOOK (contd.) 


BOTH 


awthu 


(Half) 

word. 


awmek 

awmsy 

awmye 

awnbi 

awnel 

awnho 

awnip 

awnnu 

awnov 

awnry 

awnta 

awnub 

awnyf 

awoem 

awogo 

awomu 

awosa 

awouc 

awowe 

awoyg 

awpaj 

awpen 

awpfo 

awpir 

awplu 

awpox 

awppy 

awpra 

awpud 

awpve 

awpzi 

awque 

awral 

awrep 

awrit 

awroz 

awruf 

awryj 

awsam 

awsco 

awsmy 

awsse 

awsug 

awswi 

awsyk 

awtan 

awtbo 

awter 

awthu 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Guide book(s) 

Note book(s) 

„ „ „ and pencil(s) 

Book(s) and pencil(s) 

Technical book(s) 

Booked. 

Booking. 

BOOK-KEEPER(S) 

BOOK-KEEPING. 

BOOKSELLER(S) 

BOOM(S) 

BOOT(S). See also Joint. 

Fur-lined boots. 

Hobnailed boot(s) 

Leather soled boots. 

Rubber soled boots. 

„ garage washing boots. 

BORAX. 

BORDER(S) or to Border 

Coloured border(s) 

Plain border(s) 

Bordered. 

Bordering (on—) 

BORE(S) (— diameter). or to Bore 

See also Bear. 

Maximum diameter of bore(s) 

Minimum diameter of bore(s) 

Large bore(s) 

(— inch) bore(s) and (— inch) stroke. 

(— m/m.) bore(s) and (— m/m.) stroke. 
Restricted bore. 

Small bore(s) 

(Of) sufficient bore (for) 

Taper bore(s) 

Bored. 

Boring. 

„ bar(s) 

„ tool(s) 

BORER(S) 

BORNE. See also Bear. 

BORROW(S) or to Borrow 

Borrowed. 

Borrowing. 

BOSS(ES). See also Bearing, Lever. 

Boss bored to suit—■ 

„ cast solid with— 

BOTH. 

As both. 

But both. 

Common to both. 


59 


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awtiv 


BOTH (contd.) 


BOUGHT 


awzle 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

02816 

awtiv 

For both. 

02817 

awtly 

If both. 

02818 

awtna 

In both. 

02819 

awtob 

Including both. 

02820 

awtre 

Of both. 

02821 

awtvi 

That both. 

02822 

awtyl 

To both. 

02823 

awues 

Unless both. 

02824 

awugu 

What (which) both. 

02825 

awuky 

With both. 

02826 

awuma 

BOTTLE(S). See also Air, Water. 

02827 

awuoc 

Pint bottle(s) 

02828 

awvap 

Half-pint bottle(s) 

02829 

awvet 

Quart bottle(s) 

02830 

awvfu 

Salts bottle(s) 

02831 

awvix 

Scent bottle(s) 

02832 

awvjy 

Stone bottle(s) 

02833 

awvla 

Vacuum bottle(s) pint. 

02834 

awvod 

,, ,, >t quart. 

02835 

awvpe 

(At) BOTTOM(S) (of). See also Link, Tank. 

02836 

awvti 

Double bottom(s) 

02837 

awvuj 

Grated bottom(s) 

02838 

awvyn 

BOUGHT. See also Buy. 

02839 

awvzo 

Bought above. 

02840 

awxar 

„ on account of. 

02841 

awxdu 

„ at an advance (of—) 

02842 

awxev 

„ at— 

02843 

awxhy 

„ below. 

02844 

awxiz 

„ for cash. 

02845 

awxja 

Cannot be bought. 

02846 

awxne 

„ on condition that— 

02847 

awxof 

„ C.I.F. 

02848 

awxri 

„ at a decline (of—) 

02849 

awxul 

„ for delivery— 

02850 

awxyp 

„ „ immediate delivery. 

02851 

awyas 

„ at a discount (of—) 

02852 

awycu 

„ F.O.B. 

02853 

awyew 

„ F.O.R. 

02854 

awygy 

„ further. 

02855 

awyme 

Bought subject to guarantee. 

02856 

awyog 

„ half. 

02857 

awyum 

too high. 

02858 

awywo 

If bought. 

02859 

awzat 

„ not bought. 

02860 

awzbu 

Bought largely. 

02861 

awzex 

„ within limit. 

02862 

awzfy 

„ less (than) 

02863 

awzha 

„ the lot. 

02864 

awzib 

May be bought for— 

02865 

awzle 

Bought more. 


60 











awzpi 


BOUGHT (contd.) 


BRACE 


axgef 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

02866 

awzpi 

Not bought. 

02867 

awzun 

Bought part. 

02868 

awzvo 

„ slightly. 

02869 

awzyr 

„ subject to— 

02870 

axaav 

„ at same terms. 

02871 

axady 

„ on usual terms. 

02872 

axaez 

,, a third. 

02873 

axafa 

What has been bought? 

02874 

axaid 

BOUND. See also Bind. 

02875 

axaje 

Brass bound. 

02876 

axani 

Not bound. 

02877 

axaoj 

String bound. 

02878 

axato 

Wire bound. 

02879 

axaup 

Copper wire bound. 

02880 

axawr 

Steel wire bound. 

02881 

axayt 

BOUND ARY(IES) 

02882 

axazu 

BOX(ES). 

See also Fuse, Gear, Magneto, Pack, 
Smoke, Spanner, Steer, Tailbox, Van, 
Wheel. 

02883 

axbaw 

Accumulator box(es) (—length — breadth—height) 

02884 

axbok 

Battery box(es) (— length — breadth — height) 

02885 

axcax 

Cigar box(es) 

02886 

axceb 

Cigarette box(es) 

02887 

axche 

Differential box(es) 

02888 

axcif 

Disconnecting box(es) 

02889 

axcli 

Exhaust box(es) 

02890 

axcol 

Filter box(es) 

02891 

axcro 

Gas tank box(es) 

02892 

axcur 

Heater box(es) 

02893 

axcyv 

Junction box(es) 

02894 

axday 

Kit box(es) 

02895 

axdec 

Match box(es) 

02896 

axdig 

Oil box(es) 

02897 

axdom 

Per box 

02898 

axdus 

(In) plain box(es) 

02899 

axeaz 

Priming box(es) 

02900 

axeba 

Put up in box(cs) 

02901 

axeed 

Strum box(es) 

02902 

axefe 

Tool box(es) 

02903 

axeji 

Truck box(es) 

02904 

axeon 

Trunk box(es) 

02905 

axepo 

Tumbler box(es) 

02906 

axeut 

Wall box(es) 

02907 

axevu 

Wooden box(es) 

02908 

axewv 

BOXWOOD. 

02909 

axeyx 

BOY(S) J D 

02910 

axezy 

BRACE(S) or to Brace 

02911 

axgab 

Axle brace(s) 

02912 

axgef 

j Cross brace(s)(ing) 


61 












axghi BRACE ( contd .) BRACKET axoud 


N 08 . 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

02913 

axghi 

Diagonal brace(ing) 

02914 

axgij 

Drill brace(s) 

02915 

axgno 

Fender brace(s) 

02916 

axgop 

Front fork brace(s) 

02917 

axguv 

Frame brace(s)(ing) 

02918 

axgyz 

Ratchet brace(s) 

02919 

axhac 

Side brace(ing) 

02920 

axheg 

Braced. 

02921 

axhik 

Bracing. 

02922 

axhya 

BRACKET(S) (for—). or to Bracket 

See also Accelerator, Axle, Pedal. 

02923 

axiad 

Angle bracket(s) R.H. 

02924 

axibe 

,, ,, „ L.H. 

02925 

axifi 

Axle bracket(s) 

02926 

axilo 

Battery bracket(s) 

02927 

axior 

Bearing bracket(s) 

02928 

axiru 

Bolster bracket(s) 

02929 

axiux 

Bottom bracket(s) 

02930 

axivy 

Brake bracket(s) 

02931 

axixa 

„ stop bracket(s) 

02932 

axjim 

Cast bracket(s) 

02933 

axjos 

Clamp bracket(s) 

02934 

axjyc 

Control bracket(s) 

02935 

axkaf 

Corner bracket(s) 

02936 

axkej 

Cradle bracket(s) 

02937 

axkin 

Cross bracket(s) 

02938 

axkot 

Dash bracket(s) (R.H.) 

02939 

axkuz 

„ „ „ (L.H.) 

02940 

axkyd 

Dynamo bracket(s) 

02941 

axlag 

Engine front support bracket(s) 

02942 

axlek 

„ rear support bracket(s) 

02943 

axmah 

„ shield bracket(s) 

02944 

axmel 

Fan bracket(s) 

02945 

axmip 

Footboard bracket(s) (R.H.) 

02946 

axmov 

„ „ „ (L.H.) 

02947 

axmub 

Forged bracket(s) 

02948 

axmyf 

Frame bracket(s) 

02949 

axnem 

Front bracket(s) (R.H.) 

02950 

axnow 

„ „ „ (L.H.) 

02951 

axnuc 

Fulcrum bracket(s) 

02952 

axnyg 

Gas bracket(s) 

02953 

axoaj 

Selecting gear lever bracket(s) 

02954 

axoen 

Striking gear bracket(s) 

02955 

axofo 

Generator bracket(s) 

02956 

axoir 

Hand bracket(s) 

02957 

axolu 

Starting handle bracket(s) 

02958 

axoox 

Hanger bracket(s) 

02959 

axopy 

Hinged bracket(s) 

02960 

axora 

Hood bracket(s) (R.H. 

02961 

axoud 

„ ,, „ (L.H.) 


02 













axove 


BRACKET (contd.) 


axyuri 


, Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

02962 

axove 

“ L ” bracket(s) 

02963 

axowf 

Lamp bracket(s) 

02964 

axozi 

Fork lamp bracket(s) (— ins. centres) 

02965 

axpak 

Handlebar lamp bracket(s) 

02966 

axpoy 

Head lamp bracket(s) 

02967 

axram 

Adjustable head lamp bracket(s) 

02968 

axrug 

Side lamp bracket(s) (R.H.) 

02969 

axryk 

t> >> >> »> (L.H.) 

02970 

axsan 

,, car lamp bracket(s) 

02971 

axsbo 

Combination lamp and generator bracket(s) 

02972 

axser 

Tail lamp bracket(s) 

02973 

axshu 

Dropped pattern tail lamp bracket(s) 

02974 

axsiv 

Electric light bracket(s) 

02975 

axsly 

Magneto bracket(s) 

02976 

axsna 

Mudguard bracket(s) 

02977 

axsob 

Pedestal bracket(s) 

02978 

axsre 

Bracket pin(s) 

02979 

axsvi 

Plated bracket(s) 

02980 

axsyl 

Pump bracket(s) 

02981 

axtes 

Fuel pump bracket(s) 

02982 

axtoc 

„ „ control bracket(s) 

02983 

axtym 

Quadrant bracket(s) 

02984 

axuap 

Radiator bracket(s) 

02985 

axuet 

Rear bracket(s) (R.H.) 

02986 

axufu 

„ „ „ (L.H.) 

Radius rod bracket(s) 

02987 

axujy 

02988 

axula 

Tie rod bracket(s) 

02989 

axuod 

Shaft bracket(s) 

02990 

axupe 

Brake shaft bracket(s) 

02991 

axuti 

Cross shaft bracket(s) 

02992 

axuzo 

Starting shaft bracket(s) 

02993 

axvuk 

Side bracket(s) (R.H.) 

02994 

axvyo 

„ „ „ (L.H.) 

02995 

axwar 

Silencer bracket(s) 

02996 

axwev 

Spring bracket(s) 

02997 

axwhy 

Front spring bracket(s) 

02998 

axwiz 

„ „ front bracket(s) 

02999 

axwof 

left 

>> >» ty >> >> KU> 

03000 

axwri 

„ „ „ „ >» 

„ ,, rear bracket(s) 

03001 

axwul 

03002 

axwyp 

left 

>> >> >> >> >> 

03003 

axyat 

„ „ „ „ » right. 

03004 

axybu 

Rear spring bracket(s) 

03005 

axyex 

,, „ front bracket(s) 

03006 

axyfy 

left 

tt >> >> 7> >» • 

03007 

axyha 

rirtht. 

)» >» »» >* »» * ‘o 11 *’* 

,, „ rear bracket(s) 

03008 

axyib 

03009 

axyle 

left 

>> »> 77 77 **• 

03010 

axypi 

ft 77 77 77 77 right. 

03011 

axyun 

„ ,, shackle bracket(s) 

1 


03 










axyvo BRACKET ( contd. ) BRAKE aygao 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

03012 

axyvo 

Side spring bracket(s) 

03013 

axzey 

Step bracket(s) 

03014 

axzga 

Stern bracket(s) 

03015 

axzic 

Stiffening bracket(s) 

03016 

axzke 

Stop bracket(s) 

03017 

axzys 

Supporting bracket(s) 

03018 

ayacy 

Centre supporting bracket(s) 

03019 

ayami 

Gear box suspension bracket(s) 

03020 

ayaok 

Swivel(ling) bracket(s) 

03021 

ayaso 

Tank bracket(s) 

03022 

ayaws 

Thrust bracket(s) 

03023 

ayayu 

„ „ „ bush(es) 

03024 

aybax 

Torque rod bracket(s) 

03025 

aybeb 

Trunnion bracket(s) (L.H.) 

03026 

aybhe 

„ „ „ (R.H.) 

03027 

aybif 

Gear box tube bracket(s) 

03028 

aybli 

Tyre bracket(s) 

03029 

aybol 

Wind screen bracket(s) 

03030 

aybro 

Bracketed. 

03031 

aybyv 

Bracketing. 

03032 

aycay 

BRAIQ(S) or to Braid 

03033 

aycec 

Braided. 

03034 

aycge 

Braided in different colours. 

03035 

aycig 

Cotton braided. 

03036 

aycom 

Rubber braided. 

03037 

aycus 

Silk braided. 

03038 

aycwu 

Braiding. 

03039 

aydaz 

Copper braiding. 

03040 

aydba 

Plated braiding. 

03041 

ayded 

BRAKE(S) (for—). 

See also Bracket, Clutch, Dynamometer, 
Jaw, Wire. 

03042 

aydfe 

Double acting brake(s) 

03043 

aydji 

Brake adjusting piece(s) 

03044 

aydon 

„ „ spring(s) 

„ arm(s) 

03045 

aydpo 

03046 

aydut 

Front axle brake(s) 

03047 

aydvu 

Rear axle brake(s) 

03048 

aydyx 

Inner brake band(s) 

03049 

aydzy 

Outer brake band(s) 

03050 

ayfab 

Brake band lever(s) 

03051 

ayfde 

Inner brake band lining(s) 

03052 

ayfef 

Outer brake band lining(s) 

03053 

ayfhi 

Brake block(s) 

03054 

ayfij 

„ bridge pin(s) 

Cable brakc(s) 

03055 

ayfno 

03056 

ayfop 

Brake cam(s) 

03057 

ayftu 

„ „ lever(s) 

03058 

ayfyz 

Cam brake(s) 

03059 

ayfza 

Brake camshaft(s) 

03060 

aygac 

Inner brake camshaft lever(s) 


64 












aygoe BRAKE (contd.) aynaj 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

03061 

aygce 

Brake carrier(s) (L.H.) 

03062 

aygeg 

„ „ „ (R.H.) 

03063 

ayggi 

„ casing(s) 

03064 

aygik 

,, catch(es) 

03065 

aygmo 

„ „ rod(s) 

03066 

aygsu 

„ „ „ spring(s) 

03067 

aygya 

„ clutch(es) 

03068 

ayhad 

Coaster brake(s) 

03069 

ayhil 

Combined brake(s) 

03070 

ayhor 

Brake compensator(s) 

03071 

ayhux 

,, connection(s) 

03072 

ayhyb 

Contracting brake(s) 

03073 

ayiko 

Countershaft brake(s) 

03074 

ayios 

Brake cross(es) 

03075 

ayiwa 

„ „ shaft(s) 

03076 

ayjaf 

„ „ „ lever. 

03077 

ayjdl 

„ „ tube(s) 

03078 

ayjej 

,, dice(s) 

03079 

ayjin 

Inner brake drum(s) 

03080 

ayjjo 

Outer brake drum(s) 

03081 

ayjot 

Drum brake(s) 

03082 

ayjpu 

„ „ front wheel(s) 

03083 

ayjty 

,, „ rear wheel(s) 

03084 

ayjuz 

Emergency brake(s) 

03085 

ayjva 

Inner brake equaliser(s) 

03086 

ayjyd 

Outer brake equaliser(s) 

03087 

ayjze 

Expanding brake(s) 

03088 

aykag 

Foot brake(s) 

03089 

aykci 

„ „ left. 

03090 

aykek 

„ „ right. 

03091 

ayksy 

Front brake(s) 

03092 

aykye 

Expanding front brake(s) 

03093 

aylah 

Internal front brake(s) 

03094 

aylbi 

Gear box brake(s) 

03095 

aylel 

Gear hand brake(s) 

03096 

aylho 

Brake gear(s) 

03097 

aylip 

Hand brake(s) 

03098 

aylnu 

„ „ control(s) 

03099 

aylov 

Hub brake(s) 

03100 

aylry 

„ „ rod(s) 

03101 

aylta 

Inner brake(s) 

03102 

aylub 

Brake joint(s) 

03103 

aylyf 

„ lever(s) 

03104 

aymem 

Hand brake lever(s) 

03105 

aymgo 

„ „ „ „ at centre. 

03106 

aymow 

,y »» >» 

03107 

aymsa 

„ „ „ R.H. 

03108 

aymuc 

Foot brake levels) (L.H.) 

03109 

aymwe 

yy yy » >> (R.H.) 

03110 

aymyg 

Brake pawl finger lever(s) 

03111 

aynaj 

„ lever shaft(s) 


65 














BRAKE (contd.) 


ayvdu 


aynen 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

03112 

aynen 

Brake hand lever(s) 

03113 

aynfo 

Outer brake lever shaft(s) 

03114 

aynir 

Brake lining(s) 

03115 

aynox 

„ „ cutter(s) 

03116 

aynpy 

„ and clutch lining(s) 

03117 

aynra 

One brake. 

03118 

aynud 

Outer brake(s) 

03119 

aynve 

Brake pad(s) 

03120 

aynzi 

„ pedal pad(s) 

03121 

ayoak 

„ „ spring(s) 

03122 

ayohr 

„ part(s) 

03123 

ayois 

„ lever pawl(s) 

03124 

ayowg 

, „ pawl button(s) 

03125 

ayoyi 

„ „ spring(s) 

03126 

aypal 

„ pedal(s) 

03127 

aypdo 

„ L.H. 

03128 

aypep 

„ „ R-H. 

03129 

aypit 

„ „ lever(s) 

03130 

aypju 

„ „ shaft(s) 

03131 

aypny 

Back pedalling brake(s) 

03132 

aypoz 

Brake pivot(s) 

03133 

ayppa 

„ quadrant(s) 

03134 

aypte 

Rear brake(s) 

03135 

aypuf 

Brake refill(s) 

03136 

aypyj 

„ repair part(s) 

03137 

ayran 

Rim brake(s) 

03138 

ayriv 

Belt rim brake(s) 

03139 

ayrob 

Front rim brake(s) 

03140 

ayryl 

Combined front and rear rim brake(s) 

03141 

ayses 

Loose rim brake(s) 

03142 

aysgu 

Rear rim brake(s) 

03143 

aysky 

Rod and lever pattern rim brake(s) 

03144 

aysma 

Brake ring(s) 

03145 

aysoc 

„ rod(s) 

03146 

aysym 

Foot brake rod. 

03147 

aytap 

Front brake rod(s) 

03148 

aytet 

Hand brake rod(s) 

03149 

aytfu 

Inner brake rod(s) 

03150 

aytix 

Outer brake rod(s) 

03151 

aytjy 

Rear brake rod(s) 

03152 

aytla 

Brake hand lever rod(s) 

03153 

aytod 

„ pawl rod(s) 

03154 

aytpe 

„ pedal rod(s) 

03155 

aytuj 

Roller brake(s) 

03156 

aytyn 

Brake rubber(s) 

03157 

aytzo 

Brake(s) and shack(s) 

03158 

ayuka 

„ shaft(s) 

03159 

ayusi 

Inner brake intermediate shaft(s) L.H. 

03160 

ayuyo 

»> >» » »> » R.H. 

03161 

ayvar 

Outer brake intermediate shaft(s) L.H. 

03162 

ayvdu 

»» »» » >> » R.H. 


66 














aywev BRAKE (con/d.) BRASS azayv 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

03163 

ayvev 

Brake shoe(s) 

03164 

ayvhy 

Emergency brake shoe(s) 

03165 

ayviz 

Inner brake shoe(s) 

03166 

ayvja 

Outer brake shoe(s) 

03167 

ayvne 

Brake shoe lever(s) 

03168 

ayvof 

„ sleeve(s) 

03169 

ayvri 

„ spool(s) 

03170 

ayvul 

„ spring(s) 

03171 

ayvyp 

Stirrup brake(s) 

03172 

ay was 

Brake strap(s) 

03173 

aywog 

Third brake. 

03174 

aywum 

Brake toggle (S) 

03175 

ayxat 

Transmission brake(s) 

03176 

ayxbu 

Brake trigger(s) 

03177 

ayxex 

„ „ lever(s) 

03178 

ayxfy 

„ „ pin(s) 

03179 

ayxha 

„ „ rod(s) 

03180 

ayxlb 

Two brakes (oneNhand and one foot) 

03181 

ayxle 

Universal brake(s) 

03182 

ayxpi 

Brake wedge(s) 

03183 

ayxun 

.Wheel brake(s) 

03184 

ayxvo 

„ „ drum(s) 

03185 

ayxyr 

„ „ shield(s) 

03186 

ayzav 

„ „ support(s) 

03187 

ayzdy 

Rear wheel brake(s) 

03188 

ayzez 

Wire brake(s) 

03189 

ayzla 

BRANGH(ES) (of—) or to Branch 

See also Exhaust, Pipe. 

03190 

ayzid 

Delivery branch(es) 

03191 

ayzje 

Branch dog(s) 

03192 

ayzni 

Inlet branch(es) 

03193 

ayzoj 

Branch(es) off. 

03194 

ayzto 

Outlet branches) 

03195 

ayzup 

Water branch piece(s) 

03196 

ayzyt 

BRAND(S) (of—) 

03197 

ayzzu 

Another brand. 

03198 

azaax 

Any brand. 

03199 

azaby 

Best brand(s) 

03200 

azada 

Known brand(s) 

03201 

azaeb 

Registered brand(s) 

03202 

azahe 

Same brand(s) (as) 

03203 

azaif 

Special brand(s) 

03204 

azali 

No special brand(s) 

03205 

azaol 

What brand(s) 

03206 

azaro 

BRASS. See also Collar, Cover, Crankshaft, 
Lever, Nut, Rod, Screw, Tube, Wire. 

03207 

azaur 

All brass. 

03208 

azawt 

Cast brass. 

03209 

azaxu 

Flexible brass. 

03210 

azayv 

i 

Hammered brass. 


67 









azbay BRASS ( conid .) BREAKDOWN azipu 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

03211 

azbay 

Hard brass. 

03212 

azbec 

No(t) brass. 

03213 

azbig 

Oxydised brass. 

03214 

azbom 

Part brass. 

03215 

azbus 

Plated brass. 

03216 

azbwu 

Sheet brass (— length — width — gauge or 
thickness) 

03217 

azcaz 

Soft brass. 

03218 

azced 

Solid brass. . 

03219 

azcon 

Spun brass. 

03220 

azcut 

Stamped brass. 

03221 

azcyx 

Strip brass (— length — width — gauge or 
thickness) 

03222 

azeab 

Yellow brass. 

03223 

azede 

BRASS-FIN ISHER(S) 

03224 

azeef 

BRAZE(S). See also Bellows, or to Braze 

Lamp. 

03225 

azehi 

Brazed. 

03226 

azeij 

Brazing. 

03227 

azeno 

„ clamp(s) 

03228 

azeop 

„ flux. 

03229 

azetu 

Brass brazing strip. 

03230 

azeuv 

Brazing wire(s) 

03231 

azewx 

BR AZ IL( IAN)(S) 

03232 

azexy 

BREACH (of—) 

03233 

azeyz 

(For) every breach. 

03234 

azeza 

No breach (of—) 

03235 

azfac 

BREADTH(S). For feet and inches see Measurement 
Table, Part //., and for m/m see Numeral 
Table , Part II. 

03236 

azfeg 

(To) any breadth. 

03237 

azfik 

Different breadth. 

03238 

aziwy 

No breadth. 

03239 

azfya 

Breadth overall. 

03240 

azgad 

Same breadth. 

03241 

azgil 

What breadth? 

03242 

azglo 

BREAK(S). See also Broke, or to Break 

Strain. 

03243 

azgor 

Length of break. 

03244 

azgru 

Breaking. 

03245 

azgux 

If breaking. 

03246 

azgyb 

Not breaking. 

03247 

azhim 

BREAKAGE(S) 

03248 

azhos 

Risk(s) of breakage. 

03249 

azhyc 

No risk(s) of breakage. 

03250 

aziaf 

BREAKDOWN(S) 

03251 

azidi 

Cause(s) of breakdown(s) 

03252 

aziej 

Complete breakdown(s) 

03253 

azijo 

Electrical breakdown(s) 

03254 

aziot 

Mechanical breakdown(s) 

03255 

azipu 

Partial breakdown(s) 


68 












azlty 


BREAKER 


BRONZE 


azsia 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

03256 

azity 

BREAKER(S). See also Circuit, Contact. 

03257 

aziuz 

BREATHER(S) 

03258 

aziva 

Breather body(ies) 

03259 

azize 

„ cover(s) 

03260 

azjag 

„ strainer(s) 

03261 

azjek 

BREEZE(S). See also Gale, Wind. 

03262 

azkah 

Easterly breeze(s) 

03263 

azkel 

Gentle breeze(s) 

03264 

azkho 

Light breeze. 

03265 

azkip 

Moderate breeze. 

03266 

azknu 

Northerly breeze(s) 

03267 

azkov 

North-easterly breeze(s) 

03268 

azkry 

„ westerly breeze(s) 

03269 

azkub 

Strong breeze(s) 

03270 

azkyl 

Southerly breeze(s) 

03271 

azlem 

South-easterly breeze(s) 

03272 

azlow 

,, westerly breeze(s) 

03273 

azluc 

Westerly breeze(s) 

03274 

azlyg 

BREMEN. 

03275 

azmaj 

BRICK(S). See also Wall. 

03276 

azmen 

BRICKWORK. 

03277 

azmir 

BRIDGE(S) 

03278 

azmox 

Bridge piece(s) 

03279 

azmud 

BRIDLE(S) 

03280 

aznak 

BRIEF(LY) 

03281 

aznis 

BRIGHT(LY). See also Part. 

03282 

aznoy 

BRILLIANC(E)(Y) 

03283 

azoal 

No brillianc(e)(y) 

03284 

azodo 

(Of) great brillianc(e)(y) 

03285 

azoep 

BRILLIANT(LY) 

03286 

azoit 

BRING(S). See also Brought. or to Bring 

03287 

azoju 

Bring(s) forward. 

03288 

azony 

„ from— 

03289 

azooz 

Bringing 

03290 

azopa 

„ forward. 

03291 

azote 

Not bringing. 

03292 

azouf 

BRISK(LY) 

03293 

azoxi 

BRISTLE(S) 

03294 

azoyj 

BRISTOL. 

03295 

azpam 

BRITISH. See also Made. 

03296 

azpug 

All British. 

03297 

azpwi 

British Isles. 

03298 

azpyk 

Not British. 

03299 

azres 

British subject(s) 

03300 

azroc 

BROAD(S)(LY). See also Wide. 

03301 

azrym 

BROCADE(S) 

03302 

azsap 

BROKE(N). See also Break. 

03303 

azset 

Broke(n) down. 

03304 

azsfu 

„ » UP- 

03305 

azsix 

BROKER(AGE) 

03306 

azsia 

BRONZE. See also Ball, Rod. 









az80d 


BRONZE 0 contd .) 


BRUSH 


baovu 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

03307 

azsod 

Bronze alloy(s) 

03308 

azspe 

Cast bronze. 

03309 

azsti 

Imitation bronze. 

03310 

azsuj 

Manganese bronze. 

03311 

azsyn 

Phosphor bronze. 

03312 

aztuk 

Silicon bronze. 

03313 

aztyo 

Bronzed. 

03314 

azuar 

BROUGHAM(S). See also Body. 

03315 

azudu 

Motor brougham (— h.p.) 

03316 

azuev 

BROUGHT. See also Bring. 

03317 

azuhy 

Brought about by— 

03318 

azuja 

„ forward. 

03319 

azune 

„ from— 

03320 

azuof 

„ in. 

03321 

azuri 

Not brought. 

03322 

azuxo 

Brought out. 

03323 

azvas 

»» io. 

03324 

azvew 

BROWN. See also Cafe, Chocolate, Cinnamon, 
Drab, Fawn, Khaki, Mauve, Sepia. 

03325 

azvog 

Dark brown. 

03326 

azvum 

Light brown. 

03327 

azvwo 

Medium brown. 

03328 

azwat 

BRUISE(S) or to Bruise 

03329 

azwex 

Bruised. 

03330 

azwha 

Bruising. 

03331 

azwib 

BRUSH(ES). See also Collector, or to Brush 
Contact, Distributor, Dope, Dynamo, 
Holder, Magneto, Motor, Starter. 

03332 

azwun 

Acid brush(es) 

03333 

azwyr 

Body brush(es) 

03334 

baaby 

Brazing brush(es) 

03335 

baada 

Carbon brush(es) 

03336 

baall 

Carriage brush(es) 

03337 

baaro 

„ upholstery brush(es) 

03338 

baaxu 

Chain brush(es) 

03339 

babay 

Spiral chain brush(es) 

03340 

babca 

Circular brush(es) 

03341 

babec 

Cleaning brush(es) 

03342 

babge 

Engine cleaning brush(es) 

03343 

babig 

Petrol cleaning brush(es) 

03344 

babom 

Colour brush(es) 

03345 

babus 

Compo brush(es) 

03346 

babwu 

Curved brush(es) 

03347 

bacaz 

Cycle brush(es) 

03348 

bacba 

Jamb duster brush(es) 

03349 

baced 

Painters’ duster brush(es) 

03350 

bade 

Enamel(ling) brush(es) 

03351 

bacjl 

Flat fitch enamel(ling) brush(es) 

03352 

bacpo 

Rubber-set enamel brush(es) 

03353 

bacut 

Fibre brush(es) 

03354 

bacvu 

Floor brush(es) 


70 






baoyx 

Nos. 

03355 

03356 

03357 

03358 

03359 

03360 

03361 

03362 

03363 

03364 

03365 

03366 

03367 

03368 

03369 

03370 

03371 

03372 

03373 

03374 

03375 

03376 

03377 

03378 

03379 

03380 

03381 

03382 

03383 

03384 

03385 

03386 

03387 

03388 

03389 

03390 

03391 

03392 

03393 

03394 

03395 

03396 

03397 

03398 

03399 

03400 

03401 

03402 

03403 

03404 

03405 


(i contd .) 


BUCKLE 


bakta 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Fitch flowing brush(es) 

Glue brush(es) 

Gum brush(es) 

Camel hair brush(es) 

Fitch hair brush(es) 

Ignition distributor brush(es) 

Lining brush(es) 

Machine brush(es) 

Steel bristle machine brush(es) 

Brush mark(s) 

Free from brush mark(s) 

Metal brush(es) 

Motor triangle brush(e$) 

Mudguard brush(es) 

Paint brush(es) 

Tyre paint brush(es) 

Paste brush(es) 

Pencil brush(es) 

Polishing brush(es) 

Potash brush(es) 

Regulating brush(es) 

Rotary brush(es) 

Scouring brush(es) 

Scratch brush(es) 

Scrubbing brush(es) 

Shop brush(es) 

Spark plug brush(es) 

Spoke cleaning brush(es) 

Curved taper spoke brush(es) 

Spiral spoke brush(es) 

Telescopic brush(es) 

Tube brush(es) 

Tyre bruSh(es) 

Varnish brush(es) 

Voltage regulating brush(es) 

Washing down brush(es) 

Twin washing down brush(es) 

Water brush(es) 

Wheel brush(es) 

Wire wheel brush(es) 

„ brush(es) 

With brush(es) 

Without brush(es) 

Brushed. 

Brushing. 

BRUSSEL(S) 

BUCKET(S) (— quarts). See also Pail. 

Canvas bucket(s) (— quarts) 

Galvanised iron bucket(s) (— quarts) 

Pump bucket(s) 

BUCKLE(S). See also Turnbuckle. or to Buckle 


71 






bakub 

Nos. 

03406 

03407 

03408 

03409 

03410 

03411 

03412 

03413 

03414 

03415 

03416 

03417 

03418 

03419 

03420 

03421 

03422 

03423 

03424 

03425 

03426 

03427 

03428 

03429 

03430 

03431 

03432 

03433 

03434 

03435 

03436 

03437 

03438 

03439 

03440 

03441 

03442 

03443 

03444 

03445 

03446 

03447 

03448 

0344? 


BUCKLE (contd.) 


BULB 


baset 


(Half) 

word. 


(Half) PHRASE. 


bakub 

bakyf 

balem 

balgo 

balmu 

balow 

balsa 

baluc 

balwe 

balyg 

bamaj 

bamen 

bamfo 

bamir 

bamlu 

bamox 

bamra 

bamud 

bamve 

bamzi 

banak 

banls 

banku 


banoy 

banyi 

baodo 

baoju 

baony 

baopa 

baote 

baoxl 

bapam 

bapco 

bapmy 

bapse 

bapug 

bapwl 

bapyk 

bares 

bargu 

barky 

barma 

baroc 

barym 

basap 


baset 


Brass buckle(s) 

Nickel buckle(s) 

Roller buckle(s) 

Steel buckle(s) 

Buckled. 

Buckling. 

BUFF(S) 

Polishing buff(s) (— diameter — width) 
Buffed. 

Buffing. 

BUFFER(S) 

Car buffer(s) 

Door buffer(s) 

Windscreen buifer(s) 

Spring buffer(s) 

Buffer stop(s) 

BUGLE(S). See also Horn. 

Cyclists’ bugle(s) 

„ „ one turn. 

„ „ two turns. 

„ „ three turns. 

„ „ four turns. 

BUILD(S). See also Shipbuilder, or to Build 
Side-Car. 

Building (of—) 

Built (of) 

Badly built. 

Easily built. 

Now built. 

Built in sections. 

Specially built. 

Built to specification(s) and drawing(s) 

Built up (of) 

Well built. 


BUILDER(S). See also Body, Condenser. 
BULB(S). See also Case. 

Covered bulb(s) 

Finger bulb(s) 

Horn bulb(s) 

„ „ cover(s) 

Pneumatic bulb(s) 

Silk pneumatic bulb(s) 

Rubber bulb(s) 

Speaking tube bulb(s) 

Vaporiser bulb(s) 

BULB(S) (ELECTRIC) (— volts — 

( — X — ) 

Battery type bulb(s) (— volts — 

( - x - ) 


amps.) 

amps.) 


* The “Actual Watt ” rating (Volts x Amps.) as recom¬ 
mended by the S.M.M. and T. is understood throughout. 


72 










basfu BULB (contd.) BUMP bawox 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

03452 

basfu 

Dry battery bulb(s) for pocket lamps, torches, etc. 
(— volts) ( — x —) 

03453 

basix 

Bosch capped bulb{s) (— volts — amps.) 

( — x — ) 

03454 

basjy 

Large bayonet capped bulb(s) (— volts — amps.) 
( — x — ) 

Small bayonet capped bulb(s) (— volts — amps.) 
( — x — ) 

03455 

basla 

03456 

basod 

Large screw capped bulb(s) (— volts — amps.) 

( — x — ) 

03457 

baspe 

Small screw capped bulb(s) (— volts — amps.) 
( — x — ) 

03458 

basti 

Festoon bulb(s) (— volts — amps.) 

( — x — ) 

03459 

basuj 

Carbon filament bulb(s) (— volts — amps.) 
( — x — ) 

03460 

basyn 

Double filament bulb(s) (— volts — amps.) 

( — X — ) 

03461 

baszo 

Metal filament bulb(s) (— volts — amps.) 
( —• x — ) 

03462 

batka 

Spiral filament bulb(s) (— volts — amps.) 
( — x — ) 

03463 

batsi 

Tungsten filament bulb(s) (— volts — amps.) 
( — x — ) 

03464 

batuk 

Focussing bulb(s) (— volts — amps.) 

( — x — ) 

03465 

batyo 

Fog bulb(s) (— volts — amps.) ( — x — ) 

03466 

baudu 

Globular bulb(s) (— volts — amps.) 

( — x — ) 

03467 

bauja 

Flat loop bulb(s) (— volts — amps.) 

( — x — ) 

03468 

baune 

Mushroom bulb(s) (— volts — amps.) 

( — x — ) 

03469 

bauri 

Pipless bulb(s) (— volts — amps.) 

( — x — ) 

03470 

bauxo 

Squat bulb(s) (— volts — amps.) (— x —) 

03471 

bavas 

Tubular bulb(s) (— volts — amps.) 

( — x — ) 

03472 

bavcu 

Half watt bulb(s) (— volts — amps.) 

( — x — ) 

03473 

bavew 

With bulb(s) (— volts — amps.) ( — x — ) 

03474 

bavgy 

Without bulb(s) 

03475 

bavme 

BULK(S)(Y) 

03476 

bavog 

BULKHEAD(S) 

03477 

bavum 

Water-tight bulkhead(s) 

03478 

bavwo 

BULWARK(S) 

03479 

bawat 

BUMP(S). or to Bump 

03480 

bawbu 

Bumped. 

03481 

bawex 

Bumping. 

* The “Actual Watt ’* rating (Volts x Amps.) as recom¬ 
mended by the S.M.M. and T. is understood throughout. 


73 






bawfy 


BUMPER 


BUSH 


beoor 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

03482 

bawfy 

BUMPER(S) 

03483 

bawha 

Front bumpers 

03484 

bawib 

Rear bumper(s) 

03485 

bawle 

BUNDLE(S) 

03486 

bawpi 

BUNKER(S) 

03487 

bawun 

BUOY(S) 

03488 

bawvo 

BUOYAN(T)(CY) 

03489 

bawyr 

BUREAU(X) 

03490 

baxey 

BURMA. 

03491 

baxga 

BURN(S) or io Burn 

03492 

baxic 

Burn(ed)(t) 

03493 

baxke 

Burning. 

03494 

baxys 

BURNER(S) 

03495 

bayav 

Acetylene burner(s) 

03496 

baydy 

„ „ „ with outside screw. 

03497 

bayez 

„ „ „ „ chisel pointed tip(s) 

03498 

bayfa 

„ „ „ „ duplex tip(s) 

03499 

bayid 

„ „ „ „ round tip(s) 

03500 

bayje 

Assorted burner(s) 

03501 

bayni 

China atmospheric burner(s) 

03502 

bayoj 

Burner cleaner(s) 

03503 

bay to 

Fishtail burner(s) 

03504 

bayup 

Oil burner(s) 

03505 

bayzu 

Burner pillar(s) 

03506 

bazaw 

Spare burner(s) 

03507 

bazcy 

Stem(s) of burner(s) 

03508 

bazmi 

BURNISH(ES) or to Burnish 

03509 

bazok 

Burnished. 

03510 

bazyu 

Burnishing. 

03511 

beade 

BURNISHER(S) 

03512 

beahi 

Chain bumisher(s) 

03513 

beano 

BURR(S). or to Burr 

03514 

beatu 

Burred. 

03515 

beaxy 

Burring. 

03516 

beaza 

BURST(S) or to Burst 

03517 

bebac 

Bursting. 

03518 

bebce 

BUSH(ES). or to Bush 

See also Bearing, Big-End, Clutch, 

Differential, Gear, Joint, Rod, Shaft. 

03519 

bebeg 

Bracket bush(es)(ing) 

03520 

bebgi 

Brass bush(es)(ing) 

03521 

bebik 

Bronze bush(es)(ing) 

03522 

bebsu 

Phosphor bronze bush(es)(ing) 

03523 

bebwy 

Contact bush(es)(ing) 

03524 

becad 

Fibre bush(es)(ing) 

03525 

becbe 

Floating bush(es)(ing) 

03526 

becfi 

Hanger bolt bush(es)(ing) 

03527 

becil 

„ „ rear bush(es)(ing) 

03523 

beclo 

„ ,, front bush(es)(ing) 

03529 

beeor 

Inside busli(es)(ing) 


74 










becru BUSH ( contd .) BUTTON bekdo 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

03530 

becru 

Insulating bush(es)(ing) 

03531 

becux 

White metal bush(es)(ing) 

03532 

becvy 

Mica bush(es)(ing) 

03533 

becyb 

Micanite bush(es)(ing) 

03534 

bedim 

Outside bush(es)(ing) 

03535 

bedko 

Rear bush(es)(ing) 

03536 

bedos 

Rocking bush(es)(ing) 

03537 

bedwa 

Split bush(es)(ing) 

03538 

bedyc 

Hardened steel bush(es)(ing) 

03539 

beedi 

Soft steel bush(es)(ing) 

03540 

bee jo 

Taper bush(es)(ing) 

03541 

beepu 

Vulcanite bush(es)(ing) 

03542 

beety 

Bushed. 

03543 

beeva 

Rebushed. 

03544 

beeze 

BUSINESS(ES). See also Address. 

03545 

befag 

Any business. 

03546 

befci 

Business bad. 

03547 

befek 

Colonial business. 

03548 

belsy 

Conditions of business. 

03549 

befye 

Business dull. 

03550 

begah 

Foreign business. 

03551 

begbi 

Business good. 

03552 

begel 

Home business. 

03553 

begho 

Important business. 

03554 

begip 

Business improving. 

03555 

begnu 

No business. 

03556 

begov 

If no business. 

03557 

begry 

Pressure of business. 

03558 

begta 

Private business. 

03559 

begub 

Secure the business. 

03560 

begyt 

Sound business. 

03561 

behem 

Speculative business. 

03562 

behmu 

Urgent business. 

03563 

behow 

What business? 

03564 

behsa 

BUSY(ILY) 

03565 

behuc 

BUT. 

03566 

behyg 

All but— ] 

03567 

beifo 

But from. 

03568 

beilu 

„ in. 

03569 

beipy 

„ not. 

03570 

beira 

„ of. 

03571 

belve 

„ with. 

03572 

beizi 

BUTT(S). See also Tube. 

03573 

bejak 

Bevelled butt(s) 

03574 

bejis 

Butt ended. 

03575 

bejku 

Split butt(s) 

03576 

bejoy 

Butted. 

03577 

bejyi 

Butting (on) 

03578 

bekal 

BUTTERFLY. See also Valve. 

03579 

bekdo 

BUTTON(S). See also Eyelet, or to Button 
Needle, Pliers. 


75 








Nos. 

03580 

03581 

03582 

03583 

03584 

03585 

03586 

03587 

03588 

03589 

03590 

03591 

03592 

03593 

03594 

03595 

03596 

03597 

03598 

03599 

03600 

03601 

03602 

03603 

03604 

03605 

03606 

03607 

03608 

03609 

03610 

03611 

03612 

03613 

03614 

03615 

03616 

03617 

03618 

03619 

03620 

03621 

03622 

03623 

03624 

03625 

03626 

03627 

03628 

03629 

03630 


BUTTON (contd.) 


BUY 


besbu 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Ball button(s) 

Brass button(s) 

Canopy button(s) 

Cloth-covered button(s) 

Leather button(s) 

Press button(s) 

Prong button(s) 

Snap button(s) 

Hardened steel button(s) 

Turn button(s) 

Upholstery button(s) 

Buttoned. 

Buttoning. 

BUY(S). See also Bought. 

Buy for joint a/c 
„ „ our (my) a/c 

„ „ their (his) a/c 

„ all. 

„ at. 

Authorised to buy. 

Buy before. 

„ C.I.F. 

„ for spot cash. 

„ if circumstances are favourable. 
„ cautiously. 

„ for future delivery. 

„ „ immediate delivery. 

Difficult to buy. 

Do not buy. 

Buy F.O.B. 

„ F.O.R. 

„ freely. 

Do not buy higher than. 

Order in hand to buy. 

Impossible to buy. 

Buy less. 

„ lower (than—) 

„ more (at—) 

„ no more. 

„ nothing. 

„ at once. 

„ part. 

„ at same price. 

At what price can you buy ? 

Buy double the quantity. 

„ half the quantity. 

„ the same quantity. 
ft regularly. 

Safe to buy. 

Not safe to buy. 

Buy and ship. 


76 














besex 


BUY (contd.) 


CABLE 


bayed 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

03631 

besex 

Telegraph whether you can buy or not (at—) 

03632 

besfy 

Try to buy. 

03633 

besha 

Unable to buy (at—) 

03634 

besib 

If unable to buy (at—) 

03635 

besle 

Buying. 

03636 

besoh 

If buying. 

03637 

bespi 

,, not buying. 

03638 

besun 

Not buying. 

03639 

besvo 

„ „ at present prices. 

03640 

besyr 

When buying. 

03641 

betey 

BUYER(S). See also Option. 

03642 

betga 

On account of buyer(s) 

03643 

betic 

Average buyer(s) 

03644 

betke 

Buyer(s) for cash. 

03645 

betys 

„ „ „ forward delivery. 

03646 

beudy 

„ „ „ immediate delivery. 

03647 

belli a 

Cautious buyer(s) 

03648 

beuje 

Few buyer(s) 

03649 

beuni 

Genuine buyer(s) 

03650 

beuto 

Good buyers) 

03651 

beuzu 

If buyer(s) 

03652 

bevaw 

„ no buyers) 

03653 

bevcy 

Large buyer(s) 

03654 

bevmi 

No buyer(s) 

03655 

bevok 

Buyer(s) plentiful. 

03656 

bevso 

Prospective buyer(s) 

03657 

bevyu 

Buyer(s) scarce. 

03658 

bewax 

Small buyer(s) 

03659 

bewda 

BUZZ(ES) or to Buzz 

03660 

beweb 

Buzzed. 

03661 

bewhe 

Buzzing. 

03662 

bewif 

BUZZER(S) 

03663 

bewli 

BY. 

03664 

bewol 

All by. 

03665 

bewro 

But by. 

03666 

bewur 

If by. 

03667 

bewyv 

„ not by. 

03668 

bexay 

Not by. 

03669 

bexca 

BYE-LAW(S) 

03670 

bexec 

BYPASS. See also Valve. 

03671 

bexge 

C. 

03672 

bexig 

CAB(S). See also Body. 

03673 

bexki 

Mo(or cab(s) (— h.p.) 

03674 

bexom 

Taxi cab(s) (— h.p.)j 

03675 

bexus 

CABANE(S) 

03676 

bexwu 

CABIN(S). See also Berth. 

03677 

beyaz 

CABINET(S) 

03678 

beyba 

CABLE(S). See also Telegram, or to Cable 

Telegraph. 

03679 

beyed 

Aircraft cable(s) (— breaking strain) (to carry 
— amperes) 

77 







CAM 


blfku 


beyfe CABLE ( contd .) 


N08. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

03680 

beyfe 

Armoured cable(s) (to carry — amperes) (— x —) 

03681 

beyji 

Gable connector(s) (to carry — amperes) 

03682 

beyon 

Control cable(s) (— breaking strain) 

03683 

beypo 

Cable control(s) 

03684 

beyut 

Dynamo cable(s) (to carry — amperes) 

03685 

beyvu 

Flexible cable(s) (to carry — amperes) (— x —) 

03686 

beyzy 

Lead covered cable(s) (to carry — amperes) 

(— x — ) 

03687 

biadi 

Lighting cable(s) (to carry — amperes) (— x —) 

03688 

biajo 

Steel cable(s) (— breaking strain) (— x —) 

03689 

biapu 

High tension cable(s) (to carry — amperes) 
(— X —) 

Low tension cable(s) (to carry — amperes) 
(— x —) 

03690 

biaty 

03691 

biauz 

Cable terminal(s) (to carry — amperes) 

03692 

biava 

Triple cable(s) (to carry — amperes) (— x —) 

03693 

blaze 

Twin cable(s) (to carry — amperes) (— x —) 

03694 

blbag 

Un armoured cable(s) (to carry — amperes) 
(— x —) 

03695 

blbci 

CABRIOLET(S). See also Body. 

03696 

bibek 

CADIZ. 

03697 

bibsy 

CAFE AU LA IT (colour) 

03698 

bibye 

CAGE(S). See also Ball-Bearing. 

03699 

bicah 

CAIRO. 

03700 

bicbi 

CALAIS. 

03701 

bicel 

CALCIUM CARBIDE. 

03702 

bicho 

CALCULATE(S). or to Calculate 

See also Miscalculate. 

03703 

blcip 

Calculated. 

03704 

bicnu 

(In) calculating. 

03705 

blcov 

CALCULATION. See also Miscalculation. 

03706 

bicry 

CALCULATOR(S) 

03707 

bicta 

CALCUTTA. 

03708 

blcub 

CALIBRATION. 

03709 

bicyf 

CALICO. 

03710 

bidem 

CALL(S) or to Call 

03711 

bidgo 

Called (for—) 

03712 

bidmu 

Not called (for—) 

03713 

bldow 

Called upon— 

03714 

bidsa 

Calling (for—) 

03715 

biduc 

„ at. 

03716 

bldyg 

Not calling. 

03717 

biefo 

CALLIPER(S) 

03718 

bielu 

Indicating calliper(s) 

03719 

blepy 

Inside calliper(s) 

03720 

biera 

In and out calliper(s) 

03721 

bleve 

Outside calliper(s) 

03722 

biezi 

Spring calliper(s) 

03723 

bifak 

CAM(S). See also Camshaft, Brake, Ignition. 

03724 

bills 

Exhaust cam(s) 

03725 

blfku 

Fibre cam(s) 


78 






CAM (contd.) 


CAN 


bimof 


blfoy 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

03726 

bifoy 

Inlet cam(s) 

03727 

bifyi 

Cam lever(s) 

03728 

bigal 

„ „ bush(es) 

03729 

bigdo 

CAMBER. 

03730 

bigep 

CAME. See also Come. 

03731 

bigit 

CAMERA(S) 

03732 

bigju 

CAMSHAFT(S). 

See also Brake, Drive. 

03733 

bigny 

Camshaft bearing(s) 

03734 

bigoz 

Exhaust camshaft(s) 

03735 

bigpa 

Camshaft gear(s) 

03736 

bigte 

„ „ wheel(s) 

03737 

biguf 

Inlet camshaft(s) 

03738 

blgxi 

Camshaft starting pin(s) 

03739 

bi&yj 

„ chain wheel(s) 

03740 

biham 

„ oil pump wheel(s) 

03741 

bihco 

CAN. 

03742 

bihny 

There can (be) 

03743 

bihse 

They (he she it) can (be) 

03744 

bihug 

This (these those that) can (be) 

03745 

bihyk 

We (I) can (be) 

03746 

bijes 

What can (be) 

03747 

bijgu 

Which can (be) 

03748 

bijky 

Who(m) can (be) 

03749 

bijma 

Why can. 

03750 

bijoc 

You can (be) 

03751 

bijym 

If they (he she it) can (be) 

03752 

bikap 

If this (these those that) can (be) 

03753 

biket 

If I (we) can (be) 

03754 

bikfu 

If. you can (be) 

03755 

bikix 

Cannot (be) 

03756 

bikjy 

There cannot (be) 

03757 

bikla 

They (he she it) cannot (be) 

03758 

bikod 

This (these those that) cannot (be) 

03759 

bikpe 

We (I) cannot (be) 

03760 

bikti 

Who(m) cannot (be) 

03761 

bikuj 

Why cannot. 

03762 

bikyn 

You cannot (be) 

03763 

bikzo 

If they (he she it) cannot (be) 

03764 

bilka 

If this (these those that) cannot (be) 

03765 

bilsi 

„ we cannot (be) 

03766 

biluk 

„ you cannot (be) 

03767 

bilyo 

Can they (he she it) (be) ? 

03768 

blmar 

Can this (these those that) (be) ? 

03769 

bimdu 

„ we (I) (be) ? 

03770 

bimev 

„ you (be) ? 

03771 

bimhy 

Cannot this (these those that) (be) ? 

03772 

bimiz 

„ they (he she it) (be) ? 

03773 

bimja 

„ we (I) (be) ? 

03774 

bimne 

„ you (be) ? 

03775 

bimof 

CAN(S) 


79 








bimrl CAN ( contd .) CAP bitwu 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

03776 

bimri 

Can carrier(s) 

03777 

bimul 

Half gallon can(s) 

03778 

bimyp 

One gallon can(s) 

03779 

binas 

Two gallon can(s) 

03780 

bincu 

Oil can(s) (— pints) 

03781 

binew 

Pocket oii can(s) 

03782 

bingy 

Can opener(s) 

03783 

binog 

Petrol can(s) 

03784 

binum 

Pint can(s) 

03785 

binwo 

Quart can(s) 

03786 

biobu 

CANADA( IAN)(S) 

03787 

biofy 

CANAL(S) 

03788 

bioha 

CANGEL(S) or to Cancel 

03789 

biole 

Cancelled. 

03790 

biopi 

Cancelling. 

03791 

biovo 

CANCELLATION. 

03792 

bipey 

CANDAREEN(S) 

03793 

bipga 

CAND IDATE(S) 

03794 

bipic 

CANDLE(S) 

03795 

bipke 

CANDLE POWER (C.P.) 

03796 

bipys 

Actual candle power — 

03797 

biraw 

Approximate candle power — 

03798 

bircy 

CANE(S) 

03799 

birmi 

CANEWORK. 

03800 

birok 

CANISTER(S) 

03801 

birso 

CANOPY(IES). See also Strap. 

03802 

biryu 

Driver’s canopy(ies) 

03803 

blsax 

Permanent canopy(ies) 

03804 

bis by 

Removable canopy(ies) 

03805 

bisda 

CANTEEN(S) 

03806 

biseb 

CANT ILEVER(S) 

03807 

bishe 

CANVAS (in rolls of — yards). 

See also Tyr6, Vulcanise. 

03808 

bisit 

Backing canvas. 

03809 

bisli 

Japanned canvas. 

03810 

bisol 

Hood lining canvas. 

03811 

bisro 

Double proof canvas. 

03812 

bisur 

Rot proof canvas. 

03813 

bisyv 

Single proof canvas. 

03814 

bltay 

Sail canvas. 

03815 

bitca 

Waterproofed Canvas. 

03816 

bitec 

CAP(S) (for—). or to Cap 

See also Axle, Bearing, Filler, Joint, 
Pedal, Rod, Spray, Wheel, Wrench, etc. 
Automatic cap(s) 

03817 

bitge 

03818 

bitig 

Chauffeur cap(s) 

03819 

bitki 

Crash cap(s) 

03820 

bitom 

„ „ cover(s) 

03821 

bitus 

Deflator cap(s) 

03822 

bitwu 

White drill cap cover(s) 


80 










CAP (contd.) 


CAPACITY 


bociv 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

03823 

biuba 

Dust cap(s) 

03824 

biufe 

Swivel dust cap(s) 

03825 

biuji 

End cap(s) 

03826 

biupo 

Fibre cap(s) 

03827 

biuvu 

Front cap(s) 

03828 

biuzy 

Fur lined cap(s) 

03829 

biwab 

Hardened cap(s) 

03830 

biwef 

Inspection cap(s) 

03831 

biwhi 

Insulating cap(s) 

03832 

biwij 

Leather cap(s) 

03833 

biwop 

Staff livery cap(s) 

03834 

biwuv 

Long cap(s) 

03835 

biwyz 

Loose cap(s) 

03836 

bixac 

Lubricator cap(s) 

03837 

bixce 

Motoring cap(s) 

03838 

bixeg 

Close fitting motor or aviation cap(s) 

03839 

bixgl 

„ „ „ „ „ „ „ with mask 

and goggles. 

03840 

bixik 

Oil cap(s) 

03841 

bixmo 

Oxydised cap(s) 

03842 

bixwy 

Padded cap(s) 

03843 

bixya 

Plated cap(s) 

03844 

biyad 

Protecting cap(s) 

03845 

biyil 

Rear cap(s) 

03846 

biyor 

Round cap(s) 

03847 

biyux 

Short cap(s) 

03848 

bizim 

Socket cap(s) 

03849 

bizko 

Cap(s) for spring(s) 

03850 

bizos 

Stiffening cap(s) 

03851 

bizwa 

With cap(s) 

03852 

bizyc 

Without cap(s) 

03853 

boado 

Capped. 

03854 

boaju 

Not capped. 

03855 

boany 

Capping. 

03856 

boapa 

CAPABLE (of) 

03857 

boate 

CAPACITY(IES). 

See also Accumulator, Airship, Balloon, 
Cylinder, Overload. 

03858 

boaxi 

Actual capacity. 

03859 

bobam 

(In) any capacity. 

03860 

bobco 

Carrying capacity. 

03861 

bobmy 

Capacity decreased. 

03862 

bobse 

Double capacity. 

03863 

bobug 

Equal capacity. 

03864 

bobwi 

Full capacity. 

03865 

bobyk 

Proportionately greater capacity. 

03866 

bocan 

Half capacity. 

03867 

bocbo 

High capacity. 

03868 

bocer 

Higher capacity. 

03869 

bochu 

Capacity increased. 

03870 

bociv 

Lifting capacity. 


81 










body 


CAPACITY ( conid .) 


CAR 


bojys 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

03871 

body 

Low capadty. 

03872 

bocna 

Lower capacity. 

03873 

bocob 

No capacity. 

03874 

bocre 

Quarter of capacity. 

03875 

bocvi 

One-third of capacity. 

03876 

bocyl 

Same capacity. 

03877 

bodes 

Sufficient capacity. 

03878 

bodgu 

What capacity ? 

03879 

bodky 

CAPE(S). See also Hood. 

03880 

bodma 

Cape extender(s) 

03881 

bodoc 

Waterproof cape(s) 

03882 

bodym 

CAPE COLONY. 

03883 

boefu 

CAPE TOWN. 

03884 

boejy 

CAPILLARY. 

03885 

boela 

CAPITAL. 

03886 

boepe 

Capital account. 

03887 

boeti 

All the capital. 

03888 

boezo 

What amount of capital? 

03889 

bofka 

Decrease of capital. 

03890 

bofsi 

Division of capital. 

03891 

bofyo 

Further capital. 

03892 

bogar 

Insufficient capital. 

03893 

bogdu 

Large capital. 

03894 

bogev 

No capital. 

03895 

boghy 

Nominal capital. 

03896 

bogiz 

Small capital. 

03897 

bogja 

Capital subscribed. 

03898 

bogne 

Sufficient capital. 

03899 

bogof 

Working capital. 

03900 

bogri 

CAPITALISATION. 

03901 

bogul 

CAPITALISE(S) or to Capitalise 

03902 

bogyp 

Capitalised. 

03903 

bohas 

Over capitalised. 

03904 

bohcu 

Under capitalised. 

03905 

bohew 

Capitalising. 

03906 

bohgy 

CAP ITAL IST(S) 

03907 

bohrae 

CAPSTAN(S) See also Lathe. 

03908 

bohog 

Capstan head(s) 

03909 

bohum 

„ operator(s) 

03910 

bohwo 

CAPSULE(S) 

03911 

boibu 

CAR(S) See also Side-Car, Vehicle, Etc. 

03912 

bolfy 

Advertisement car(s) (— h.p.) 

03913 

bolle 

Ambulance car(s) (— h.p.) 

03914 

boipi 

Car(s) — name — year — model (— h.p.) (to 
seat —) 

03915 

boivo 

Commercial car(s) (— h.p.) 

03916 

bojey 

Covered car(s) (— h.p.) 

03917 

bojga 

bojlc 

Cycle car(s) (— h.p.) 

03918 

Delivery car(s) 

03919 

bojke 

Drive(s) of car(s) 

03920 

bojys 

Electric car(s) (— amps. — range) 


82 






bokav CAR (con/d.) CARBON borwy 


Nob. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

03921 

bokav 

Front end of car(s) 

03922 

bokdy 

Rear end of car(s) 

03923 

bokez 

Entrance(s) of car(s) 

03924 

bokfa 

Front entrance of car(s) 

03925 

bokid 

Rear entrance of car(s) 

03926 

bokje 

Side entrance of car(s) 

03927 

bokni 

Exterior of car(s) 

03928 

bokoj 

Gar(s) ready for fitting 

03929 

bokto 

„ not ready for fitting 

03930 

bokup 

Inside operating car(s) 

03931 

bokyt 

Interior of car(s) 

03932 

bokzu 

(For) large c.ar(s) 

03933 

bolaw 

(To) lay up the car(s) 

03934 

bolcy 

(For) light car(s) (— h.p.) 

03935 

bolmi 

Give make, year, and h.p. of car(s) 

03936 

bolok 

What make of car(s) 

03937 

bolso 

On car(s) 

03938 

bolyu 

Open car(s) (— h.p.) 

03939 

bomax 

Part(s) of car(s) 

03940 

bomby 

Passenger car(s) (— h.p.) 

03941 

bomda 

Pattern(s) of car(s) 

03942 

bomcb 

Pleasure car(s) (— h.p.) 

03943 

bomif 

Motor rail car(s) ( — h.p.) 

03944 

bomli 

Side(s) of car(s) 

03945 

bomol 

Left side of car(s) 

03946 

bomro 

Right side of car(s) 

03947 

bomur 

Size of car(s) overall ( — length — height 
— width) 

03948 

bomyv 

(For) small car(s) ( — h.p.) 

03949 

bonay 

Speed(s) of car(s) (— miles per hour maximum) 

03950 

bonca 

Standard car(s) (— h.p.) 

03951 

bonec 

Test the car(s) 

03952 

bonge 

Car(s) tested. 

03953 

bonig 

Car(s) not tested. 

03954 

bonki 

Testing of c.ar(s) 

03955 

bonom 

On the top(s) of car(s) 

03956 

bonwu 

Touring car(s) (— h.p.) 

03957 

booba 

Petrol tram car(s) (— h.p.) 

03958 

boofe 

Tri-car(s) (— h.p.) 

03959 

booji 

Different type(s) of car(s) 

03960 

boopo 

Weight of car uncharged. 

03961 

boovu 

„ „ charged. 

03962 

boozy 

What car(s) 

03963 

borac 

CARBIDE. 

03964 

borce 

Carbide capacity. 

03965 

boreg 

„ chamber. 

03966 

borgi 

Coated carbide. 

03967 

borik 

Carbide container(s) 

03968 

bormo 

Fresh carbide. 

03969 

borsu 

Waste carbide. 

03970 

borwy 

CARBON(S). See also Scraper, Steel. 


83 


4 







CARE 


boyen 


borya CARBON (conId.) 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

03971 

borya 

Cored carbon(s) 

03972 

bosad 

Carbon hard. 

03973 

bosbe 

„ holder(s) 

„ medium. 

03974 

bosfi 

03975 

bosil 

„ remover(s) 

03976 

boslo 

„ soft. 

03977 

bosor 

Without carbon(s) 

03978 

bosru 

CARBONISATION. 

03979 

bosux 

CARBONISE(S). or to Carbonise 

See also Decarbonise. 

03980 

bosvy 

Carbonised. 

03981 

bosyb 

Carbonising. 

03982 

botlm 

Non-carbonising. 

03983 

botko 

CARBONISER(S) See also Decarboniser. 

03984 

botos 

CARBORUNDUM. 

03985 

botwa 

Carborundum crystal(s) 

03986 

botyc 

„ powder. 

03987 

boudi 

,, wheel(s) (— diameter — width) 

03988 

boujo 

CARBOY(S). See also Acid, Water. 

03989 

boupu 

CARBURATION. 

03990 

bouty 

CARBURETTOR(S) (For engines up to — h.p.) 

03991 

bouva 

Carburettor action. 

03992 

bouze 

„ adjustment. 

03993 

bovag 

„ agitator(s) 

03994 

bovci 

„ air heater(s) 

03995 

bovek 

„ body(ies) 

03996 

bovsy 

Automatic carburettor(s) (for engine up 

to — h.p.) 

03997 

bovye 

Outlet bore of carburettor(s) 

03998 

bowah 

Carburettor choke tube(s) 

03999 

bowbi 

„ cone(s) 

04000 

bowel 

„ control. 

04001 

bowho 

„ flange(s) 

04002 

bowip 

„ float(s) 

04003 

bownu 

Flood(ing) of carburettor(s) 

04004 

bowov 

Carburettor inlet(s) 

04005 

bowry 

jet(s) 

04006 

bowta 

„ needle(s) 

04007 

bowub 

„ hot air pipe(s) 

04008 

bowxe 

„ outlet(s) 

04009 

bowyf 

„ throttle(s) 

04010 

boxem 

CARCASE(S) 

04011 

boxgo 

CARD(S). See also Case, Tray. 

04012 

boxrau 

Pattern card(s) 

04013 

boxow 

CARDAN. See also Axle, Shaft. 

04014 

boxsa 

CARDBOARD. 

04015 

boxuc 

CARDIFF. 

04016 

boxwe 

CARE(S) or to Care 

04017 

boxyg 

Care must be exercised. 

04018 

boyaj 

No care. 

04019 

boyen 

(With) ordinary care. 


84 











boyfo 


CARE ( contd .) 


CARRY 


bueto 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

04020 

boyfo 

Special care. 

04021 

boyir 

Take care (that) 

04022 

boylu 

Want of care. 

04023 

boyox 

Cared (for—) 

04024 

boypy 

Caring. 

04025 

boyra 

CAREFUL(LY) 

04026 

boyud 

CARGO(ES). See also Hold, Steamer, Winch. 

04027 

boyve 

CARPENTER(S) 

04028 

boyzi 

C.ARPET(S) 

04029 

bozak 

Electric-heating carpet(s) 

04030 

bozis 

CARRIAGE. 

04031 

bozku 

Carriage and collection. 

04032 

bozoy 

,, collection and delivery. 

04033 

bozyi 

„ forward. 

04034 

buadu 

„ free. 

04035 

buaja 

Landing carriage. 

04036 

buan8 

Carriage only. 

04037 

buari 

„ paid. 

04038 

buaxo 

Pay carriage. 

04039 

bubas 

CARRIER(S). See also. Bag, Basket, Bicycle, 
Generator, Lathe, Prop, Side-car, Tool, 
Tricycle, Wire. 

04040 

bubcu 

Carrier arm(s) 

04041 

bubew 

Bundle carrier(s) 

04042 

bubgy 

Child carrier(s) 

04043 

bubme 

Assorted cycle carrier(s) 

04044 

bubog 

Differential carrier(s) 

04045 

bubum 

Carrier fitting(s) 

04046 

bubwo 

Folding carrier(s) 

04047 

bucat 

Frame carrier(s) 

04048 

bucbu 

Front carrier(s) 

Tradesmen’s front carrier(s) 

04049 

bucex 

04050 

bucfy 

Golf club carrier(s) 

04051 

bucha 

Handlebar carrier(s) 

04052 

bucib 

Lever carrier(s) 

04053 

bucle 

Luggage carrier(s) 

04054 

bucoh 

Rear carrier(s) 

04055 

bucpi 

Carriers’ sheet 

04056 

bucun 

Tyre carrier(s) 

04057 

bucvo 

Watch carrier(s) 

04058 

bucyr 

Spare wheel carrier(s) 

04059 

budey 

CARRY(IES). See also Capacity. or to Carry 

04060 

budga 

Carry forward. 

04061 

budic 

„ out. 

04062 

budke 

„ over. 

04063 

budys 

,, through. 

04064 

buedy 

Carries goods only. 

04065 

buefa 

„ „ and (—) passengers. 

04066 

bueje 

Carried. 

04067 

buenl 

,, forward. 

04068 

bueto 

„ in— 


85 











buezu 


CARRY ( contd .) 


CASE 


bulac 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

04069 

buezu 

Carried out. 

04070 

bufaw 

Carrying. 

04071 

bufcy 

„ out. 

04072 

bufmi 

Mail carrying. 

04073 

bufok 

Passenger carrying. 

04074 

bufso 

CART(S) or to Carl 

04075 

bufyu 

Carted. 

04076 

bugax 

Carting. 

04077 

bugby 

Cartload(s) 

04078 

bugda 

CARTAGE. 

04079 

bugeb 

CARTON(S) 

04080 

bughe 

CASE(S). See also Axle, or to Case 

Battery, Boiler, Brake, Clutch, Commu¬ 
tator, Condenser, Crankcase, Gear, Lace, 



Speed, Steer, Time, Tube. 

04081 

bugif 

Air-tight case(s) 

04082 

bugli 

(In) all cases. 

04083 

bugol 

(In) any case(s) 

04084 

bugro 

Applicable to the case. 

04085 

bugur 

(In) both cases. 

04086 

bugxu 

Bottom(s) of case(s) (— x —) 

04087 

bugyv 

Boxwood case(s) (— x — x —) 

04088 

buhay 

Bulb case(s) 

04089 

buhca 

Card case(s) 

04090 

buhec 

Case(s) and packing. 

04091 

buhge 

„ „ containing — 

04092 

buhig 

Celluloid case(s) ( — x — x — ) 

04093 

buhki 

(In) certain cases. 

04094 

buhom 

Cigar case(s) 

04095 

buhus 

Cigarette case(s) 

04096 

buiba 

Differential case(s) 

04097 

buife 

,, ,, ,, left. 

04098 

buiji 

» ,, ,, right. 

04099 

buipo 

Inside dimensions of case(s) (length — breadth — 
height —) 

04100 

buivu 

Outside dimensions of case(s) (length — breadth — 
height —) 

04101 

buizy 

(In) each case. 

04102 

bukab 

„ every case. 

04103 

bukde 

Generator case(s) 

04104 

bukef 

Polished hardwood case(s) (— x — x —) 

04105 

bukhi 

In (the) case(s) (of) 

04106 

bukij 

Inner case(s) (— x — x —) 

04107 

bukno 

Lead casc(s) (— x — x —) 

04108 

bukop 

(In) leather case(s) (— x — x —) 

04109 

buktu 

As the case may be. 

04110 

bukuv 

Metal case(s) (— x — x —) 

04111 

bukxy 

(In) most case(s) 

04112 

bukyz 

„ no case(s) 

04113 

bukza 

Case number(s> or letter(s) — 

04114 

bulac 

Oil-tight easels) 


86 






bulca 


CASE (contd.) 


CASHIER 


buspy 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

04115 

bulce 

Outer case(s) 

04116 

buleg 

Packing case(s) (— x — x — ) 

04117 

bulgi 

Spare part case(s) (— x — x —) 

04118 

bulik 

Plush-lined case(s) (— x — x — ) 

04119 

bulmo 

Reverse case(s) 

04120 

bulsu 

Hermetically sealed case(s) (— x —) 

04121 

bulwy 

Side(s) of case(s) 

04122 

bulya 

(In) some case(s) 

04123 

bumad 

In special case(s) 

04124 

bumbe 

Spring case(s) 

04125 

bumeh 

Seamless steel case(s) (— x — x —) 

04126 

bumfi 

Teak case(s) (— x — x —) 

04127 

bumil 

(In) this (these) case(s) 

04128 

bumlo 

Tin case(s) (— x — x —) 

04129 

bumor 

Top(s) of case(s) (— x —) 

04130 

bumru 

Vulcanite case(s) (— x — x —) 

04131 

bumux 

Water-tight case(s) (— x —) 

04132 

bumvy 

(In) which case(s) 

04133 

bumyb 

Wood case(s) (— x — x —) 

04134 

bunim 

Cased. 

04135 

bunko 

Not cased. 

04136 

bunos 

Casing. 

04137 

bunwa 

No(t) casing(s) 

04138 

bunyc 

CASEIN. 

04139 

buodi 

CASEMENT(S) 

04140 

buojo 

CASH(ES). See also Balance, or to Cash. 

Money, Pay, Price, Sold. 

Cash account(s) 

04141 

buopu 

04142 

buoty 

,, on account. 

04143 

buova 

All in cash. 

04144 

buoze 

Cash in advance. 

04145 

bupag 

„ at bank. 

04146 

bupci 

„ book(s) 

04147 

bupek 

„ on completion. 

04148 

bupsy 

„ before delivery. 

04149 

bupye 

„ on delivery. 

04150 

burem 

„ against documents. 

04151 

burgo 

— in cash, balance by draft. 

04152 

burmu 

Cash in hand. 

04153 

burow 

„ against invoice. 

04154 

bursa 

„ with order. 

04155 

buruc 

— cash with order, balance on completion. 

04156 

buvwe 

No cash. 

04157 

buryg 

Part in cash. 

04158 

busaj 

Petty cash. 

04159 

busen 

Remit cash. 

04160 

busfo 

Spot cash. 

04161 

busir 

Cash within— 

04162 

buslu 

Cashed. 

04163 

busox 

Cashing. 

04164 

buspy 

CASHIER(S) 


87 








busra 


CASHMERE 


CAUSE 


byazu 


Nog. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

04165 

busra 

CASHMERE. 

04166 

busud 

CAST(S). or lo Cast 

See also Aluminium, Iron. 

04167 

busve 

Cast on. 

04168 

buszi 

„ in pairs. 

04169 

butak 

„ „ one piece. 

04170 

butis 

„ „ two pieces. 

04171 

butku 

CASTER(S) (Mechanic) 

04172 

butoy 

CASTING(S) 

04173 

butyl 

Chilled casting(s) 

04174 

buvam 

Die casting(s) 

04175 

buvco 

No casting(s) 

04176 

buvmy 

Pattern(s) of casting(s) 

04177 

buvse 

Porous casting(s) 

04178 

buvug 

Quality of casting(s) 

04179 

buvwi 

Sand casting(s) 

04180 

buvyk 

Single casting(s) 

04181 

buwan 

CASUALTY(IES) 

04182 

buwer 

CATALOGUE(S). or to Catalogue 

See also List. See also Part III. for references 
to Catalogues , etc. 

04183 

buwiv 

Complete catalogue(s) 

04184 

buwob 

Consignment of catalogues. 

04185 

buwyl 

Current catalogue(s) 

04186 

buxes 

(As per) catalogue illustration(s) 

04187 

buxgu 

Our catalogue(s) 

04188 

buxky 

— catalogue (or their catalogue) 

04189 

buxma 

Page (—) of catalogue. 

04190 

buxoc 

As shown in the catalogue. 

04191 

buxym 

Catalogue(s) for year — 

04192 

buyap 

Your catalogue. 

04193 

buyfu 

CATCH(ES). See also Brake, or to Catch 

Caught, Pin, Speed. 

Bonnet catch(es) 

04194 

buyix 

04195 

buyjy 

Ratchet catch(es) 

04196 

buyla 

Reverse stop catch(es) 

04197 

buyod 

Safety catch(es) 

04198 

buype 

Spring catch(es) 

04199 

buyti 

Turn-key catch(es) 

04200 

buyuj 

Catching. 

04201 

buyzo 

CATER(S) (for) or to Cater 

04202 

buzka 

Catered (for) 

04203 

buzuk 

Catering (for) 

04204 

buzyo 

CATHODE(S) 

04205 

byaav 

CAUGHT. See also Catch. 

04206 

byady 

CAULK(S) or to Caulk 

04207 

byafa 

Caulked. 

04208 

byaje 

Caulking. 

04209 

byani 

CAUSE(S). See also Vibration. or lo Cause 

04210 

byato 

(From) any cause. 

04211 

byazu 

Likely to cause. 


88 






bybavv 

Nos. 

04212 

04213 

04214 

04215 

04216 

04217 

04218 

04219 

04220 

04221 

04222 

04223 

04224 

04225 

04226 

04227 

04228 

04229 

04230 

04231 

04232 

04233 

04234 

04235 

04236 

04237 

04238 

04239 

04240 

04241 

04242 

04243 

04244 

04245 

04246 

04247 

04248 

04249 

04250 

04251 

04252 

04253 

04254 

04255 

04256 

04257 

04258 

04259 

04260 

04261 


( contd .) 


CENTRE 


byjos 


(Half) PHRASE. 


No cause. 

Other cause(s) 

Unforeseen cause(s) 

Various causes. 

What is the cause (of) 

Caused (by—) 

Not caused (by—) 

Causing. 

CAUTERY. 

CAUTION(S) or to Caution 

Use great caution. 

No caution. 

With caution. 

Cautioned. 

Cautioning. 

CAUTIOUS(LY) 

CAVITATION (due to—) 

CAVITY(IES) 

CEASE(S) or to Cease 

Ceased. 

Ceasing. 

CEDAR. 

CEILING(S) 

CELL(S). See also Accumulator, Battery. 
CELLULAR. 

CELLULE(S) 

CELLULOID. See also Case. 

Non-inflammable celluloid. 

Perforated celluloid. 

Celluloid sheet (— length — breadth — thickness) 
Transparent celluloid. 

Celluloid worker(s) 

CEMENT(ED). See' also Seam, Vulcanise. 

Cycle cement. 

Handle cement. 

Heat-proof cement. 

Iron cement. 

White porcelain cement. 

Portland cement. 

Tyre cement. 

CENT(S) 

CENTIGRADE. 

CENTIME(S) 

CENTIMETRE(S) 

CENTRAL(LY) 

CENTRALIZE(S) or to Centralize 

Centralized. 

Centralizing. 

CENTRE(S). See also Axle, or to Centre 
Bearing. 

About the centre (of—) 


89 







byjwa 

Nos. 

04262 

04263 

04264 

04265 

04266 

04267 

04266 

04269 

04270 

04271 

04272 

04273 

04274 

04275 

04276 

04277 

04278 

04279 

04280 

04281 

04282 

04283 

04284 

04285 

04286 

04287 

04288 

04289 

04290 

04291 

04292 

04293 

04294 

04295 

04296 

04297 

04298 

04299 

04300 

04301 

04302 

04303 

04304 

04305 

04306 

04307 

04308 

04309 

04310 


CENTRE ( contd .) 


CHAIN 


bypak 


(Half) 

word. 


byjwa 

byjyc 

bykaf 

bykdi 

bykej 

bykin 

bykjo 

bykot 

bykpu 

bykty 

bykuz 

bykva 

bykyd 

bykze 

bylag 

bylci 

bylek 

bylsy 

bylye 

bymah 

bymbi 

bymel 

bymho 

bymip 

bymnu 

bymov 

bymry 

bymta 

bymub 

bymyf 

bynem 

byngo 

bynow 

bynsa 

bynuc 

bynwe 

bynyg 

byoaj 

byoen 

byofo 

byoir 

byolu 

byoox 

byopy 

byora 

byoud 

byove 

byozi 

bypak 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Distance between centres— 

Fixed centre(s) 

From the centre. 

In the centre. 

Solid centre(s) 

Centred (upon—) 

Centreing. 

CENTRIFUGAL. See also Action, Switch. 
CENTURY(IES) 

CERTAIN(LY) 

Not(hing) certain. 

CERTAIN!'Y(IES) 

CERTIFICATE(S)* See also Insurance, Registra¬ 
tion. 

R.A.C. certificate(s) 

Bankers’ certificate(s) 

Certificate(s) of birth. 

Cancel certifieate(s) 

Certificate(s) cancelled. 

Consul’s certificate(s) 

Certificate(s) of death. 

Flying certificate(s) 

Certificate(s) of inspection. 

Medical certificate(s) 

Navigator’s certificate(s) 

No ccrtificate(s) 

Certificate(s) of origin. 

Pilot’s certificate(s) 

Production of certificate(s) 

Share certificate(s) 

Suspend certificate(s) 

Certificate(s) suspended. 

Board of Trade certificate(s) 

CERTIFY(IES) ~ or lo Certify 

Certified. 

If certified. 

Certifying. 

CEYLON. 

CHAFE(S) or to Chafe 

Chafed. 

Chafing. 

CHAIN(S). See also Drive, Gear, Locker, Magneto, 
Steer, Tyre, Wheel. 

Chain adjuster(s) 

Block chain(s) (— width — pitch) 

Chain case(s) 

Motor cycle chain (— width — pitch) 

Driving chain(s) (— width — pitch) 

Chain fastener(s) (— width — pitch) 

„ guide(s) 

Link(s) of chain(s) 


90 






bypku 

No8. 

04311 

04312 

04313 

04314 

04315 

04316 

04317 

04318 

04319 

04320 

04321 

04322 

04323 

04324 

04325 

04326 

04327 

04328 

04329 

04330 

04331 

04332 

04333 

04334 

04335 

04336 

04337 

04338 

04339 

04340 

04341 

04342 

04343 

04344 

04345 

04346 

04347 

04348 

04349 

04350 

04351 

04352 

04353 

04354 

04355 

04356 

04357 

04358 


( contd .) 


CHANNEL 


byxme 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Chain connecting link(s) 

Breaking load of chain(s) (—• lbs.) 

Loose chain parts (for—) (— width — pitch) 
Chain pin(s) 

Pitch of chain(s) 

Roller chain(s) (— width — pitch) 

Chain sprocket(s) (— width — pitch) 

Twin chain(s) (— width — pitch) 

CHAIR(S) 

CHAIRMAN. See also Director(s). 

CHALK. 

French chalk. 

CHAMBER(S). See also Carbide, Condense, Mix, 
Spray. 

Base chamber(s) 

Combustion chamber(s) 

Crank chamber(s) 

Oil chamber(s) 

„ settling chamber(s) 

Vapourising cliamber(s) 

CHAMFER(S) or to Chamfer 

Standard chamfer(s) 

Straight chamfer(s) 

Chamfered. 

Angularly chamfered (at — deg.) 

Double chamfered. 

Chamfering. 

CHANCE(S) or to Chance 

By chance. 

Good chance(s) (of) 

Chance it. 

No chance. 

What chance is there of— 

Chanced (it) 

Chancing (it) 

CHANGE(S). See also Cock, or to Change 
Gate, Gear, Speed, Switch, Temperature. 
Any change. 

If any change. 

Change for the better. 

If no change. 

No(t) change(d) 

Change over. 

„ for the worse. 

Changed. 

Changing. 

CHANNEL(S) (— web or to Channel 

— flange — thickness — thickness x — length) 
Cross channel. 

Independent channel(s) 

Separate ehannel(s) 


91 


4 a 







Nos. 

04359 

04360 

04361 

04362 

04363 

04364 

04365 

04366 

04367 

04368 

04369 

04370 

04371 

04372 

04373 

04374 

04375 

04376 

04377 

04378 

04379 

04380 

04381 

04382 

04383 

04384 

04385 

04386 

04387 

04388 

04389 

04390 

04391 

04392 

04393 

04394 

04395 

04396 

04397 

04398 

04399 

04400 

04401 

04402 

04403 

04404 

04405 

04406 


CHANNEL ( contd .) 


CHASER 


oafop 


(Half) 

word. 


(Half) PHRASE. 


byxog 

byxum 

byxwo 

byzey 

byzga 


Side channel(s) 

Through channel(s) 

Channelled. 

Channelling. 

CHAR-A-BANC(S) (to seat —) (— h.p.). 
Body, Lorry. 


See also 


byzic 

byzke 

byzys 

caacy 

caami 

caaso 

caayu 

cabax 

cabda 

cabeb 

cabhe 

cabif 

cabli 

cabol 

cabro 

cabyv 

cacay 

caeca 

cacec 

cacge 

cacig 

cacki 

cacom 

cacus 

cacwu 

cadaz 

cadba 

cacfed 

cadfe 

cadjl 

cadon 

cadpo 

cadut 

cadvu 

cadyx 

cadzy 

catab 

cafde 

cafef 

cafhi 

cafij 

calno 

cafop 


CHARACTER(S) 

CHARACTER 1ST IC(S) 

CHARCOAL. 

CHARGE(S). or to Charge 

See also Discharge, Recharge, Speed. 
Extra charge(s) (of—) 

Small extra charge(s) 

Without extra charge(s) 

Free of charge. 

Gross charge(s) 

In charge of— 

Including all charge(s) 

Increased charge(s) 

Charge(s) are being incurred (owing to—) 

„ indicator(s) 

Nett charge(s) 

Nominal charge. 

Standing charge(s) 

What is (are) the charge(s) ? 

Charged. 

„ by. 
for. 

Fully charged. 

If charged. 

Not charged. 

If not charged. 

Charged proportionately. 

„ cost price. 

„ at high rates 
Sufficient charge. 

Charged to. 

Charging. 

(For) charging. 

CHART(S) 

Weather chart(s) 

CHARTER(S) or to Charter 

Charter party. 

Chartered. 

Chartering. 

CHARTERER(S) 

CHASE(S) or to Chase 

Chased. 

Chasing. 

CHASER(S) (— threads per in.) 


92 









oaftu CHASSIS CHEQUE calho 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

04407 

caftu 

CHASSIS. See also Adapter, Board. 

04408 

cafuv 

Colonial chassis (— length from dashboard to rear 
of chassis x — width) 

04409 

cafyz 

Commercial chassis (— length from dashboard to 
rear of chassis x — width) 

04410 

cafza 

Chassis frame(s) 

04411 

cagac 

Live axle chassis. 

04412 

cagce 

Lorry chassis (— tons) (— length frofn dashboard 
to rear of chassis x — width) 

04413 

cageg 

Omnibus chassis (— length from dashboard to 
rear of chassis x — width) 

04414 

caggi 

Passenger vehicle chassis (— length from dash¬ 
board to rear of chassis x — width) 

04415 

cagik 

Side(s) of chassis. 

04416 

cagmo 

Side car chassis. 

04417 

cagsu 

Chassis spring(s) 

04418 

cagwy 

Wheel base of chassis. 

04419 

cagya 

CHATTER(S) or to Chatter 

04420 

cahad 

Chattered. 

04421 

cahbe 

Chattering. 

04422 

cahfi 

CHAUFFEUR(S) 

04423 

cahil 

CHEAP(LY) 

04424 

cahlo 

Not cheap enough. 

04425 

cahor 

As cheaply as possible. 

04426 

cahru 

Too cheap. 

04427 

cahux 

Very cheap. 

04428 

cahvy 

CHEAPER. 

04429 

cahyb 

Appreciably cheaper. 

04430 

caiko 

If cheaper. 

04431 

caiwa 

„ no(t) cheaper. 

04432 

cajaf 

No(t) cheaper. 

04433 

cajdi 

CHEAPEST. 

04434 

cajej 

Not the cheapest. 

04435 

cajin 

Whatever is cheapest. 

04436 

cajjo 

CHEAPNESS. 

04437 

cajot 

CHECK(S). See also Valve. or to Check 

04438 

cajpu 

Checked. 

04439 

cajty 

Checking. 

04440 

cajuz 

CHEEK(S) 

04441 

cajva 

CHEMICAL(S) 

04442 

cajyd 

CHEMIST(S) 

04443 

cajze 

CHEQUE(S). See also Pay, Remit. 

04444 

cakag 

Cheque book(s) 

04445 

cakci 

„ (s) forwarded. 

04446 

cakek 

„ „ not to hand. 

04447 

caksy 

„ „ in order. 

04448 

cakye 

„ „ not in order. 

04449 

calah 

Paid (by) cheque(s) 

04450 

calbi 

Pay (by) cheque(s) 

04451 

calel 

Payment of cheque(s) 

04452 

calho 

Present cheque(s) 


93 













calip 

Nos. 

04453 

04454 

04455 

04456 

04457 

04458 

04459 

04460 

04461 

04462 

04463 

04464 

04465 

04466 

04467 

04468 

04469 

04470 

04471 

04472 

04473 

04474 

04475 

04476 

04477 

04478 

04479 

04480 

04481 

04482 

04483 

04484 

04485 

04486 

04487 

04488 

04489 

04490 

04491 

04492 

04493 

04494 

04495 

04496 

04497 

04498 

04499 

04500 

04501 

04502 


( contd .) 


CIRCUIT 


caryl 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Cheque(s) presented. 

„ „ not presented. 

„ „ received. 

Return cheque(s) 

Cheque(s) returned. 

Send cheque(s) (for—) 

Gheque(s) not signed. 

Stop payment of cheque(s) 

CHEQUER(ED) 

CHEST(S) 

CHICAGO. 

CHIEF(LY) 

CHILD(REN)('S) 

CHIMNEY(S) 

CHISEL(S) 

Cold chisel(s) 

Cross cut chisel(s) 

Mortice chisel(s) 

Wood chisel(s) 

CHLOR IDE(S) 

CHOCOLATE ( Colour ) 

CHOICE (of) 

No choice. 

CHOKE(S) or to Choke 

See also Carburettor. 

Automatic choke(s) 

Choke tube(s) 

CHOOSE(S) or to Choose 

Choosing (from) 

Chose(n) 

CHORD(S) 

CHRISTMAS. See also Holiday. 

After Christmas. 

Before Christmas. 

CHRON IC( ALL Y) 

CHRON OMETER(S) 

CHUCK(S). See also Setter. 

Drill chuck(s) (to take up to—) 

CIGAR(S). See also Box, Grill, Lighter, Tray. 
CIGARETTE(S). See also Box. 
CINEMATOGRAPH. 

CINNAMON ( Colour ) 

CIPHER(S) 

Cipher word(s) 

Half word cipher(s) 

CIRCLE(S) or to Circle 

Circled. 

Circling. 

CIRCUIT(S). See also Switchboard, or to Circuit 
Circuit breaker(s) (—amps.) 

Charging circuit(s) 


94 












casky CIRCUIT ( contd .) CLASS oayic 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

04503 

casky 

Closed eircuit(s) 

04504 

casma 

Electric circuit(s) 

04505 

casoc 

Field circuit(s) 

04506 

casym 

Lighting circuit(s) 

04507 

catap 

Main circuit (s) 

04508 

catet 

Public circuit(s) 

04509 

catfu 

Short circuit(s)(ed)(ing) 

04510 

catix 

High tension circuit(s) 

04511 

catjy 

CIRCUITOUS. 

04512 

catla 

C IRCULAR(S) 

04513 

catod 

Circular note(s) 

04514 

catpe 

Semi-circular. 

04515 

catti 

CIRCULATE(S) or to Circulate 

04516 

catuj 

Circulated. 

04517 

catyn 

Circulating. 

04518 

catzo 

(In) CIRCULATION. 

04519 

cauka 

Forced circulation. 

04520 

causi 

CIRCUMFERENCE. 

04521 

cauyo 

CIRCUMSTANCE(S) 

04522 

cavar 

Adapt yourself(ves) to circumstances 

04523 

cavdu 

As circumstances allow. 

04524 

cavev 

Circumstance(s) outside our (my) control. 

04525 

cavhy 

Depend(s) on circumstance(s) 

04526 

caviz 

Under any circumstance(s) 

04527 

cavja 

„ no circumstance(s) 

04528 

cavne 

„ the circumstance(s) 

04529 

cavof 

CITY(IES) 

04530 

cavri 

CIVILIAN. See also Aerodrome. 

04531 

cavul 

CLAIM(S). See also Insurance. or to Claim 

04532 

cavyp 

Claim(s) against— 

04533 

cawas 

„ „ justified. 

04534 

cawcu 

„ „ for loss. 

04535 

cawgy 

No claim(s) 

04536 

cawme 

(In) settlement of claim(s) 

04537 

cawog 

Claim(s) for full value. 

04538 

cawum 

Claimed. 

04539 

caxat 

Not claimed. 

04540 

caxbu 

Unless claimed (within—) 

04541 

caxex 

Claiming. 

04542 

caxfy 

Not claiming. 

04543 

caxha 

CLAMP(S). or to Clamp (on) 

See also Bracket, Sleeve. 

04544 

caxib 

Cable clamp(s) 

04545 

caxle 

Saddle clamp(s) 

04546 

caxpi 

Screw clamp(s) 

04547 

caxun 

Vice clamp(s) 

04548 

caxvo 

Clamped (on) 

04549 

caxyr 

Clamping (on) 

04550 

cayey 

CLASP(S). See also Hinge. 

04551 

cayga 

CLASS(ES) or to Class 

04552 

cayic 

First class. 


95 







cayke 


CLASS (conId.) CLIMATE cegaf 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

04553 

cayke 

Higher class. 

04554 

cazav 

Highest class. 

04555 

cazdy 

Lighter class(es) 

04556 

cazez 

Low class. 

04557 

cazfa 

Lower class(es) 

04558 

cazid 

Lowest class. 

04559 

cazje 

No class. 

04560 

cazni 

Same class(cs) 

04561 

cazoj 

Second class. 

04562 

cazto 

State the class. 

04563 

cazup 

Third class. 

04564 

cazyt 

Classed (as) 

04565 

cazzu 

CLASS IF Y(IES) or to Classify 

04566 

ceaba 

Classified. 

04567 

ceafe 

Classifying. 

04568 

ceaji 

CLASS IF ICAT ION(S) 

04569 

ceapo 

CLAUSE(S) 

04570 

ceavu 

CLAW(S) 

04571 

ceazy 

Starting claw(s) 

04572 

cecab 

CLAY. 

04573 

cecde 

CLEAN(S) or to Clean 

04574 

cecef 

Not clean. 

04575 

cechi 

Cleaned. 

04576 

cecij 

„ out. 

04577 

cecno 

Cleanly. 

04578 

cecop 

Cleaning. 

04579 

cectu 

CLEANER(S). See also Burner. 

04580 

cecuv 

CLEANLINESS. 

04581 

cecxy 

CLEAR(S) or to Clear 

04582 

cecyz 

Not clear (as to) 

04583 

cecza 

Clear of. 

04584 

cedac 

Quite clear (as to) 

04585 

cedce 

Cleared. 

04586 

cedeg 

Clearing. 

04587 

cedgi 

CLEARANCE(S) (between) 

04588 

cedik 

Ground clearance. 

04589 

cedmo 

CLEARER(S) 

04590 

cedsu 

CLEARNESS. 

04591 

cedwy 

CLEAT(S) 

04592 

cedya 

Double cleat(s) 

04593 

ceebe 

Single cleat(s) 

04594 

ceefi 

CLERK(S) 

04595 

ceelo 

Costing clerk(s) 

04596 

ceeru 

Estimating clerk(s) 

04597 

ceevy 

Female clerk(s) 

04598 

ceexa 

Male clerk(s) 

04599 

cefko 

Managing clerk(s) 

04600 

cefos 

CLEVER(LY) 

04601 

cefwa 

CLIENT(S) 

04602 

cefyc 

CLIMATE(S). See also Wear. 

04603 

cegaf 

Cold climate(s) 


96 







CLAP 


cemit 


oegdl CLIMATE (■ contd .) 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

04604 

cegdi 

Conditions of climate. 

04605 

cegej 

Suitable for any climate(s) 

04606 

cegin 

(For) tropical climate(s) 

04607 

cegjo 

CLING(S) or to Cling 

04608 

cegot 

Clinging. 

04609 

cegpu 

CLIP(S) (for—). or to Clip 

See also Asbestos. 

04610 

cegty 

Brass band clip(s) 

04611 

ceguz 

Belt rim clip(s) 

04612 

cegva 

Bonnet clip(s) / 

04613 

cegyd 

Spring bonnet clip(s) 

04614 

cegze 

Bracket clip(s) 

04615 

cehag 

Brake wire clip(s) 

04616 

cehci 

Brass clip(s) 

04617 

cehek 

Butt clip(s) 

04618 

cehsy 

Control clip(s) 

04619 

cehye 

Fork clip(s) 

04620 

ceibi 

Frame clip(s) 

04621 

ceiho 

Fuse clip(s) 

04622 

ceinu 

Girder clip(s) 

04623 

ceiry 

Guide clip(s) 

04624 

ceita 

Handlebar clip(s) 

04625 

ceixe 

Hood clip(s) 

04626 

cejem 

Hook clip(s) 

04627 

cejgo 

Horn clip(s) 

04628 

cejmu 

Hose clip(s) 

04629 

cejow 

Inflator clip(s) 

04630 

cejsa 

Lever clip(s) 

04631 

cejuc 

Magneto clip(s) 

04632 

cejwe 

Mudguard clip(s) 

04633 

eejyg 

Oval clip(s) 

04634 

cekaj 

Retainer clip(s) 

04635 

ceken 

Rifle clip(s) 

04636 

cekfo 

Round clip(s) 

04637 

cekir 

Rubber clip(s) 

04638 

ceklu 

„ connection clip(s) 

04639 

cekox 

Saddle clip(s) 

04640 

cekpy 

„ pin clip(s) 

04641 

cekra 

Show stand clip(s) 

04642 

cekud 

Side c!ip(s) 

04643 

cekve 

„ „ » left. 

04644 

cekzi 

„ „ „ right. 

04645 

celak 

„ car clip(s) 

04646 

cells 

Silencer clip(s) 

04647 

celku 

Snap clip(s) 

04648 

celoy 

Spoke clip(s) 

04649 

celyi 

Clip spring(s) 

04650 

cemal 

Spring clip(s) 

04651 

cemdo 

„ „ „ with coupling(s) and nut(s) 

04652 

cemep 

Stand clip(s) 

04653 

cemit 

Stay clip(s) 


97 






Nos. 

04654 

04655 

04656 

04657 

04658 

04659 

04660 

04661 

04662 

04663 

04664 

04665 

04666 

04667 

04668 

04669 

04670 

04671 

04672 

04673 

04674 

04675 

04676 

04677 

04678 

04679 

04680 

04681 

04682 

04683 

04684 

04685 

04686 

04687 

04688 

04689 

04690 

04691 

04692 

04693 

04694 

04695 

04696 

04697 

04698 

04699 

04700 

04701 

04702 

04703 

04704 


(Half) 

word. 


CLIP (contd.) 


CLOTH 


ceuha 


(Half) PHRASE. 


cemju 

Steel elip(s) 




cemny 

Sword clip(s) 



- 

cemoz 

Telescopic clip(s) 




cempa 

Terminal clip(s) 




cemte 

Toe clip(s) 




cemut 

Extension toe clip(s) 




cemyj 

Leather covered toe clip(s) 




cenam 

„ strap toe clip(s) 




cenco 

Roller toe clip(s) 




cenmy 

Trouser clip(s) 




cense 

Band trouser elip(s) 




cenug 

Steel trouser clip(s) 




cenwi 

Tube clip(s) 




cenyk 

Tyre clip(s) 




ceobo 

Wire clip(s) 




ceohu 

With clip(s) 




ceoly 

Without elip(s) 




ceona 

Clipped. 




ceore 

Not clipped. 




ceovi 

Clipping. 




cepes 

Not clipping. 




cepgu 

CLOCHE(S) 




cepky 

CLOCK(S) 




cepoc 

Dashboard or interior clock(s) 



cepym 

>» »» »» »» 

99 

8 day. 


cerka 

»» »> »» »» 

99 

30 hour. 


cersi 

Electric clock(s) 




ceruk 

Clockwise. 




ceryo 

Anti-clockwise. 




cesar 

CLOG(S) 


or to 

Clog 

cesdu 

Washing clog(s) 




cesev 

Clogged. 




ceshy 

Clogging. 




cesiz 

CLOSE(S)(LY) 


or to 

Close 

cesja 

As close as possible (to) 




cesne 

Closed. 




cesof 

„ down. 




cesri 

Half closed. 




cesul 

Not closed (or unclosed) 




cesyp 

Closed up. 




cetas 

Self-closing. 




cetcu 

CLOTH(S). See also Emery, 

Leather. 


cetew 

American cloth. 




cetgy 

Cleaning cloth(s) 




cetme 

Glass cloth. 




cetog 

Motor cloth(s) 




cetum 

Mutton cloth(s) 




cetwo 

Plain cloth(s) 




ceubu 

Polishing cloth(s) 




ceufy 

Sponge cloth(s) 




ceuha 

Tweed cloth(s) 





93 











oeule CLOTH ( contd .) CLUTCH ohafi 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

04705 

ceule 

Upholstery cloth(s) 

04706 

ceupi 

Wash cloth(s) 

04707 

ceuvo 

CLOTHE(S). See also Coat, or to Clothe 

Overall, Suit, etc. 

04708 

cevey 

Clothed. 

04709 

cevga 

Clothing. 

04710 

cevic 

Engineers' clothing. 

04711 

cevke 

Motor clothing. 

04712 

cevys 

Waterproof clothing. 

04713 

cewav 

CLOUD(S) or to Cloud 

04714 

cewdy 

Heavy cloud(s) 

04715 

cewez 

Light cloud(s) 

04716 

cewfa 

No cloud(s) 

04717 

cewid 

Clouded. 

04718 

cewje 

Clouding. 

04719 

cewni 

CLUB(S) 

04720 

cewo] 

CLUTCH(ES). See also Brake, Cone, Engine, 
Hook, Wheel. 

04721 

cewto 

Clutch brake(s) 

04722 

cewup 

„ bridle(s) 

04723 

cewyt 

„ case(s) 

04724 

cewzu 

„ „ bush(es) 

04725 

cexaw 

„ ceritre(s) 

04726 

cexcy 

„ „ locknut(s) 

04727 

cexmi 

„ compound(s) 

04728 

cexok 

„ cone(s) 

04729 

cexso 

„ „ bush(es)(ing) 

04730 

cexyu 

„ „ centre(s) 

04731 

ceyax 

„ „ hub(s) 

04732 

ceyby 

Conical clutch(es) 

04733 

ceyda 

Clutch connection(s) 

04734 

ceyeb 

„ coupling(s) 

04735 

ceyhe 

„ cover(s) 

04736 

ceyll 

Disc clutch(es) 

04737 

ceyli 

Multiple disc clutch(es) 

04738 

ceyol 

Clutch inside disc(s) 

04739 

ceyro 

„ outside disc(s) 

04740 

ceyur 

„ disc spring(s) 

04741 

ceyxu 

Dog clutch(es) 

04742 

cezay 

Clutch dog(s) 

04743 

cezca 

„ drum(s) 

04744 

cezec 

Expanding clutch(es) 

04745 

cezge 

Clutch facing(s) 

04746 

cezig 

„ fork(s) 

04747 

cezki 

„ gear(s) 

04748 

eezom 

Gear clutch(es) 

04749 

cezus 

Clutch housing front. 

04750 

cezwu 

„ „ rear. 

04751 

chaad 

Clutch hub(s) 

04752 

chabe 

Jaw clutch(es) 

04753 

chafl 

Clutch drum key(s) 

D'J 







chail 


CLUTCH ( contd .) 


COAST 


chueb 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

04754 

chail 

Clutch leather(s) 

04755 

chalo 

„ actuating lever(s) 

04756 

chaor 

Lockwasher clutch(es) 

04757 

charu 

Metal-to-metal clutch(es) 

04758 

chaux 

Operating clutch(es) 

04759 

chavy 

Clutch pedal(s) 

04760 

chawz 

„ „ flange(s) 

04761 

chaxa 

,, „ left hand. 

04762 

chayb 

„ „ right hand. 

04763 

chebi 

„ „ lever(s) 

04764 

cheel 

„ „ pad(s) 

04765 

cheho 

„ „ shaft(s) 

04766 

chenu 

., actuating pad(s) 

04767 

cheov 

„ disc drive pin(s) 

04768 

chery 

„ plate(s) 

04769 

cheta 

„ driver plate(s) 

04770 

cheub 

,, pressure lever(s) 

04771 

chewd 

„ release shoe(s) 

04772 

chexe 

„ „ sleeve(s) 

04773 

chial 

„ „ spring(s) 

04774 

chido 

,, inner ring(s) 

04775 

chiep 

,, outer ring(s) 

04776 

chlju 

„ shaft(s) 

04777 

chiny 

„ „ bearing(s) 

04778 

chioz 

„ „ bush(es) 

04779 

chipa 

„ „ coupling(s) 

04780 

chite 

„ „ drive(s) 

04781 

Chiu! 

„ (es) for 1st and 2nd speed(s) 

04782 

chixi 

„ „ „ 3rd speed(s) and direct drive(s) 

04783 

choar 

„ spring(s) 

04784 

chodu 

Starting clutch(es) 

04785 

choev 

Clutch stop(s) 

04786 

chohy 

„ worm(s) 

04787 

choiz 

COACH(ES). See also Body, Finisher, Fitter, 
Mounter, Side-car, Trimmer, Viceman. 

04788 

choja 

Coach builder(s) 

04789 

chone 

„ work. 

04790 

choof 

COACHSMITH(S) 

04791 

chori 

COAL(S). See also Fuel. or to Coal 

04792 

choul 

Anthracite coal. 

04793 

chown 

Consumption of coal (— lbs. per sq. ft. per 
hour) 

04794 

choxo 

Coal fired. 

04795 

choyp 

Small coal. 

04796 

chrey 

Coaled. 

04797 

chric 

Coaling. 

04798 

chrys 

COAMING. 

04799 

chuax 

COARSE(LY) 

04800 

chuby 

Not coarse. 

04801 

chuda 

Too coarse. 

04802 

chueb 

COAST(ING). See also Speed. 

100 









chuhe 


COASTER 


CODE 


cldyf 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

04803 

chuhe 

COASTER(S). See also Brake. 

04804 

chuli 

COAT(S). See also Overcoat, or to Coat 

Steel. Suit, Waistcoat, etc. 

04805 

chuol 

Double breasted coat(s) 

04806 

churo 

Single breasted coat(s) 

04807 

chuxu 

Goat(s) with Prussian collar(s) 

04808 

chyab 

„ ,, ,, step collar(s) 

04809 

chyde 

Covert coat(s)(ing) 

04810 

chyef 

Motor cycling coat(s) 

04811 

chyij 

Dust coat(s) 

04812 

chyno 

„ and rain coat(s) 

04813 

chyop 

Garage cleaning coat(s) 

04814 

chytu 

Silk lined coat(s) 

04815 

chyuv 

Fleece lined motor coat(s) 

04816 

chyxy 

Leather lined motor eoat(s) 

04817 

chyza 

Rain coat(s) 

04818 

ciako 

Light weight summer coat(s) 

04819 

ciawa 

Top coat(s) 

04820 

cibaf 

Waterproof coat(s)(ing)(s) 

04821 

cibdi 

Coated (with) 

04822 

cibej 

Double coated. 

04823 

cibin 

Coating(s) 

04824 

cibjo 

First coating(s) 

04825 

cibot 

Old coating(s) 

04826 

cibpu 

Second coating(s) 

04827 

cibty 

Undercoating. 

04828 

cibuz 

COCK(S) 

04829 

cibva 

Blowdown cock(s) 

04830 

cibyd 

Change-over cock(s) 

04831 

cibze 

„ „ „ for two fuels. 

04832 

cicag 

Compression cock(s) 

04833 

cicci 

Drain cock(s) 

04834 

cicek 

Indicator cock(s) 

04835 

cicsy 

Petrol cock(s) 

04836 

cicye 

„ „ 2 way. 

04837 

cidah 

„ „ 3 way. 

Relief cock(s) 

04838 

cidbi 

04839 

cidel 

Steam cock (— lbs. per sq. in.) 

04840 

cidho 

Stop cock(s) 

04841 

cidip 

Swivel cock(s) 

04842 

cidnu 

COCKPIT(S) 

04843 

cidov 

CODE(S). or to Code 

See also Telegram, Telegraph. 

THIS TELEGRAM IS CODED BY 

THE MOTOR TRADE TELEGRAM 
CODE. 

04844 

MOTOG 

04845 

cidry 

Code addition(s) 

04846 

cidub 

Send us (me) a copy of the Motor Trade Telegram 
Code. 

04847 

cidyf 

Send us (me) — copies of the Motor Trade Telegram 
Code. 


101 









ciego CODE ( contd .) COLLAR cikky 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

04848 

ciego 

The next item* (Code Word or Half Code Word) 
is to be read from — Code. 

04849 

ciemu 

The next two items (Code Words or Half Code 
Words) are to be read from — Code. 

04850 

ciesa 

The next three items (Code Words or Half Code 
Words) are to be read from — Code. 

04851 

cifaj 

The next four items (Code Words or Half Code 
Words) are to be read from — Code. 

04852 

cifen 

The next five items (Code Words or Half Code 
Words) are to be read from — Code. 

04853 

ciffo 

The next six items (Code Words or Half Code 
Words) are to be read from — Code. 

04854 

cifir 

The next — items (Code Words or Half Code 
Words) are to be read from — Code. 

04855 

ciflu 

Prefix the following Half Word as an indicator 
when referring to — Code. 

04856 

cifox 

Figure Codc(s) 

04857 

cifpy 

Private Code(s) 

04858 

cifra 

Full Word Code(s) 

04859 

cifud 

Half Word Code(s) 

04860 

cifve 

Advise the use of the Motor Trade Telegram 
Code. 

04861 

cifzi 

Coded. 

04862 

cigak 

Coding. 

04863 

cigis 

COG(S) 

04864 

cigku 

Cog driver(s) 

04865 

cigoy 

COIL(S). See also Armature, or to Coil 

Blade, Spring, Terminal, Winder. 

04866 

cihal 

Accumulator coil(s) 

04867 

cihdo 

Battery coil(s) 

04868 

cihep 

Continuous coil(s) 

04869 

cihlt 

Distributor coil(s) 

04870 

cihju 

Series field coil(s) 

04871 

cihny 

Shunt field coil(s) 

04872 

cihoz 

Dual ignition coil(s) 

04873 

cihpa 

Primary coil(s) 

04874 

cihte 

Secondary coil(s) 

04875 

cihuf 

Series coil(s) 

04876 

cihxi 

Shunt coil(s) 

04877 

cihyj 

Spare coil(s) 

04878 

cijan 

(— in) spark coil(s) 

04879 

cijbo 

COKE. 

04880 

cijuh 

COLLAPSIBLE. 

04881 

cijvi 

COLLAR(S). See also Coat. 

04882 

cijyl 

Brass collar(s) 

04883 

cikes 

Flange collar(s) 

04884 

cikgu 

Fulcrum collar(s) 

04885 

cikky 

Inner collar(s) 

* The Code indicated determines by its construction whether 
a Half Word or Full Word is intended. 


102 






cikma COLLAR ( contd .) COLOUR cipoh 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

04886 

cikma 

Knurled collar(s) 

04887 

cikoc 

Milled collar(s) 

04888 

cikym 

Outer collar(s) 

04889 

cilap 

Packing collar(s) 

04890 

diet 

Rubber collar(s) 

04891 

cilfu 

Screwed collar(s) 

04892 

cilix 

Serrated collar(s) 

04893 

ciljy 

Sliding collar(s) 

04894 

cilia 

Thrust collar(s) 

04895 

cilod 

Ball thrust collar(s) 

04896 

cilpe 

COLLEGT(S) or to Collect 

04897 

cilti 

Collect from garage. 

04898 

ciluj 

,, ex steamer. 

04899 

cilyn 

„ pack and deliver f.o.b. steamer. 

04900 

cilzo 

Can collect, store and ship when you (they) are 
ready. 

04901 

cimka 

Collect and deliver (to—) 

04902 

cimsi 

„ „ „ to wharf. 

04903 

cimuk 

Collected. 

04904 

cimyo 

Collecting. 

04905 

cinar 

COLLECTION. 

04906 

cindu 

What is the cost of collection (from —) packing 
and delivering f.o.b. steamer? 

04907 

cinev 

What is the cost of collection (from —) packing 
and delivering to — 

04908 

cinhy 

Collection from garage. 

04909 

ciniz 

„ packing, delivery to steamer and insur¬ 

ance (for—) (costs—) 

04910 

cinja 

Collection ex steamer. 

04911 

cinne 

„ „ „ and taking to wharf. 

04912 

cinof 

COLLECT IVE(L Y) 

04913 

cinri 

COLLECTOR(S) 

04914 

cinul 

Collector brush(es) 

04915 

cinxo 

Dust collector(s) 

04916 

cinyp 

Mud collector(s) 

04917 

ciocu 

COLLIDE(S) or to Collide 

04918 

ciogy 

Collided. 

04919 

dome 

Colliding. 

04920 

doog 

(In) COLLISION(S) (with—) 

04921 

cioum 

COLOGNE. 

04922 

ciowo 

COLONIAL. See also Business, Chassis, L . 

04923 

cipat 

COLONY(IES) 

04924 

cipbu 

COLOUR(S) (of — ). or to Colour 

See also Discolour, and various colours under 
their separate headings. 

04925 

cipex 

All colours. 

04926 

dpfy 

Any colour(s) 

04927 

cipha 

Distinctive colour(s) 

04928 

cipib 

Fancy colour(s) 

04929 

ciple 

Fast colour(s) 

04930 

cipoh 

Colour and finish. 


103 










olppl COLOUR ( contd .) COMMISSION cixef 


Nos. I 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

04931 

cippi 

Natural colour(s) 

04932 

cipun 

Opaque colour(s) 

04933 

cipvo 

Transparent colour. 

04934 

cipyr 

Various colours. 

04935 

clquo 

Varnish gloss colour(s) 

04936 

cirav 

Coloured. 

04937 

cirdy 

Colouring. 

04938 

cirez 

COLUMN(S). See also Steer. 

04939 

cirfa 

COLZA. 

04940 

cirid 

COMBINATION. See also Bearing. 

04941 

cirje 

COMBINE(S) or to Combine 

04942 

cirni 

Combined (with) 

04943 

ciroj 

Combining. 

04944 

cirto 

COMBUSTIBLE(S) (calorific value — B.T.U. per lb.) 

04945 

cirup 

COMBUSTION. See also Chamber. 

04946 

ciryt 

Imperfect combustion. 

04947 

cirzu 

Perfect combustion. 

04948 

cisaw 

Rapid combustion. 

04949 

ciscy 

Slow combustion. 

04950 

cismi 

Spontaneous combustion. 

04951 

cisok 

COME(S)(ING). See also Came. 

04952 

cisso 

Come(s) down. 

04953 

cisyu 

»» »> off. 

04954 

citax 

Do(es) not come off. 

04955 

citby 

Come(s) to the same thing. 

04956 

citda 

» y „ Up. 

04957 

citeb 

Coming. 

04958 

cithe 

Not coming. 

04959 

citif 

COMFORTABLE(LY) 

04960 

citli 

COMMANDER(S) 

04961 

citol 

COMMENCE(S) or to Commence 

04962 

citro 

Commenced. 

04963 

citur 

Commencing. 

04964 

cityv 

(At) COMMENCEMENT (of—) 

04965 

ciuca 

COMMEND(S) or to Commend 

04966 

ciuge 

Commended (by—) 

04967 

ciuki 

Commending. 

04968 

civaz 

COMMENT(S) (on) or to Comment 

04969 

civba 

No comments. 

04970 

cived 

Commented (on) 

04971 

civfe 

Commenting. 

04972 

civji 

COMMERCE. 

04973 

civon 

Chamber of Commerce. 

04974 

civpo 

COMMERCIAL(LY) 

04975 

civut 

COMMISSION (of — %). See also Salary. 

04976 

civvu 

Accept commission (of —%) 

04977 

civyx 

Add commission (of —%) 

04978 

civzy 

Agents’ commission (of —%) 

04979 

cixab 

Commission as agreed. 

04980 

cixde 

Allow commission (of —%) 

04981 

cixef 

Will commission be allowed (of —%) 


104 











olxhi COMMISSION (contd.) COMPANY clljy 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

04982 

cixhi 

Cannot allow a commission of more than (—%) 

04983 

cixij 

At a commission of —% 

04984 

cixno 

Buying commission (—%) 

04985 

cixop 

Deduct commission (—%) 

04986 

cixtu 

Excluding commission. 

04987 

cixuv 

Gross commission (—%) 

04988 

cixxy 

Including commission ( —%) 

04989 

cixyz 

Commission and interest. 

04990 

cixza 

Net commission ( —%) 

04991 

ciyac 

No commission. 

04992 

ciyeg 

Obtain a commission (of —%) 

04993 

ciyik 

On commission. 

04994 

cizad 

Commission(s) to be paid (by —) 

04995 

cizbe 

„ paid (of —%) 

04996 

cizfi 

Selling commission ( —%) 

04997 

cizll 

Subject to a commission (of —%) 

04998 

cizlo 

Usual commission (of —%) 

04999 

cizor 

Commission withheld. 

05000 

cizru 

What commission ? 

05001 

cizux 

Commissioned. 

05002 

cizvy 

Commissioning. 

05003 

cizyb 

COMMITMENT(S) 

05004 

clabi 

COMM ITTEE(S) 

05005 

clael 

COMMON(LY) 

05006 

claho 

COMMONS. 

05007 

claip 

House of Commons. 

05008 

clanu 

COMMUNICATE(S) or to Communicate 

05009 

claov 

Communicated (with) 

05010 

clary 

Communicating (with) 

05011 

data 

COMMUNICAT ION(S). 

See also Telegram, etc. 

05012 

claub 

Communication cut off (with—) 

05013 

clawd 

If no communication(s) 

05014 

claxe 

In communication (with) 

05015 

clayf 

No communication(s) (with) 

05016 

deal 

COMMUNICATOR(S) 

05017 

cledo 

COMMUTATION. 

05018 

deep 

COMMUTATOR(S) 

05019 

cleit 

Automatic commutator(s) 

05020 

cleju 

Commutator case(s) 

05021 

deny 

„ insulation. 

05022 

cleoz 

COMPACT(LY) 

05023 

clepa 

Not compact(ly) enough. 

05024 

clete 

COMPANION(S). 

05025 

cleuf 

Combination companion(s) 

05026 

clexi 

Gent’s companion(s) 

Ladies’ companion(s) 

05027 

cleyj 

05028 

cliap 

COMPANY(IES). See also Railway, Steamer. 

05029 

diet 

Flotation of company(ies) 

05030 

clifu 

Limited liability company(ies) 

05031 

clljy 

New company(ies) 


105 








Olila COMPANY ( contd .) COMPLAINT oobyj 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE 

05032 

clila 

Original company(ies) 

05033 

cliod 

Private company(ies) 

05034 

clipe 

Subsidiary company(ies) 

05035 

cliti 

COMPARABLE (to) 

05036 

cliuj 

COMPARE(S) (with—) or to Compart 

05037 

clizo 

Compare(s) favourably with— 

05038 

cloav 

Compares unfavourably with— 

05039 

clody 

Compared (with) 

05040 

cloez 

Comparing. 

05041 

clofa 

COMPAR ISON(S) 

05042 

eloid 

No comparison(s) 

05043 

cloje 

COMPARTMENT(S) 

05044 

cloni 

COMPASS(ES). See also Encompass. 

05045 

clooj 

COMPEL(S) or to Compel 

05046 

cloto 

Compelled. 

05047 

cloup 

Compelling. 

05048 

clozu 

COMPENSATE(S). or to Compensate 

See also Gear, Lever. 

05049 

cluab 

Compensated. 

05050 

elude 

If compensated. 

05051 

cluef 

If not compensated. 

05052 

cluhi 

Not compensated. 

05053 

cluno 

Compensating. 

05054 

cluop 

COMPENSATION. 

05055 

clutu 

Claim compensation. 

05056 

cluxy 

Compensation demanded. 

05057 

cluza 

„ cannot be obtained. 

05058 

clyaf 

Offer compensation. 

05059 

clydl 

Compensation paid. 

05060 

clyej 

Satisfactory compensation. 

05061 

clyin 

Small compensation. 

05062 

clyjo 

What compensation 7 

05063 

clyot 

COMPENSATOR(S) 

05064 

clypu 

COMPETE(S) or to Compete 

05065 

clyty 

Competed. 

05066 

clyuz 

Competing. 

05067 

clyva 

COMPETENT(LY) 

05068 

clyze 

COMPETITION. 

05069 

coaku 

In competition for— 

05070 

cobal 

„ „ with— 

05071 

cobdo 

No competition. 

05072 

cobep 

COMPETITIVE. 

05073 

cobit 

COMPET IT OR(S) 

05074 

cobju 

COMPLAIN(S) or to Complain 

05075 

cobny 

Complained (of) 

05076 

coboz 

Complaining (of) 

05077 

cobpa 

COMPLAINT(S) 

05078 

cobte 

No complaint(s) 

05079 

cobuf 

Complaints have reached us that. 

05080 

cobxi 

Serious complaint(s) 

05081 

cobyj 

Trivial complaint(s) 

106 






cooam 

Nos. 

05082 

05083 

05084 

05085 

05086 

05087 

05088 

05089 

05090 

05091 

05092 

05093 

05094 

05095 

05096 

05097 

05098 

05099 

05100 

05101 

05102 

05103 

05104 

05105 

05106 

05107 

05108 

05109 

05110 

05111 

05112 

05113 

05114 

05115 

05116 

05117 

05118 

05119 

05120 

05121 

05122 

05123 

05124 

05125 

05126 

05127 

05128 

05129 

05130 

05131 


(contd.) COMPRESS coigy 


(Half) PHRASE. 


What complaint(s) 

COMPLETE(LY) (with) or to Complete 

Completed. 

Not completed. 

When completed. 

COMPLETION (of—) 

Completion accelerated. 

At (or on) completion. 

Completion delayed (owing to) 

COMPLEX. 

(In) COMPLIANCE (with—) 

COMPLICATE(S) or to Complicate 

Complicated. 

Not complicated. 

Too complicated. 

Complicating. 

COMPLICATION(S) 

Free from complication(s) 

Full of complication(s) 

Further complication(s) 

No complication(s) 

COMPLY(IES) (with) or to Comply 

Fail(s) to comply with. 

Complied (with) 

Not complied with. 

Complying (with) 

Not complying with. 

COMPONENT(S) 

Aircraft component(s) 

Motor car component(s) 

Cycle component(s) 

Motor cycle component(s) 

COMPOSE(S) or to Compose 

Composed (of) 

Composing. 


COMPOSITE. 

COMPOSITION(S) (of—) 

No composition. 

Composition offered of— 

What composition? 

COMPOUND(S). or to Compound 

See also Grind, Insulate, Vulcanize. 
Chemical compound(s) 

Hard setting compound(s) 

Compounded. 

Compounding. 

COMPREHENSIVE(LY) 

COMPREHENSIVENESS. 

COMPRESS(ES). See also Air. or to Compress 
Compressed. 

Compressing. 


107 








oolme 

Nos. 

05132 

05133 

05134 

05135 

05136 

05137 

05138 

05139 

05140 

05141 

05142 

05143 

05144 

05145 

05146 

05147 

05148 

05149 

05150 

05151 

05152 

05153 

05154 

05155 

05156 

05157 

05158 

05159 

05160 

05161 

05162 

05163 

05164 

05165 

05166 

05167 

05168 

05169 

05170 

05171 

05172 

05173 

05174 

05175 

05176 

05177 

05178 

05179 

05180 


CONCLUDE 


cooge 


(Half) PHRASE. 


COMPRESSION (— lbs. per sq. in See also Cock, 
Pump, Strength, Tap. 

Compression space (— cubic inches) 
COMPRESSOR(S) (— lbs. per sq. in. — cubic feet 
free air per min.) 

De-compressor(s) 

Spring compressor(s) 

COMPRISEfS) or lo Comprise 

Comprised. 

Comprising. 

COMPROMISE(S) or to Compromise 

Try and effect a compromise. 

Compromise effected. 

„ can be effected. 

Offer no compromise. 

Compromised. 

Compromising. 

CONCAVE. 

CONCEAL(S) 

Concealed. 

Not concealed. 

Concealing. 

Not concealing. 

CONCEALMENT. 

CONCEDE(S) 

Conceded. 

Conceding. 

CONCENTRATE(S) 

Concentrated. 

Concentrating. 

CONCENTRATOR(S) 

CONCENTRIC(ITY) 

CONCEPTION. 

No conception (of) 

CONCERN(S) 

No concern of ours. 

„ „ „ theirs. 

„ „ „ yours. 

Concerned. 

Concerning. 

(As a) CONCESSION(S) 

No concession. 

What concession can be obtained ? 
CONCESSIONAIRE(S) 

Colonial concessionaire(s) 

Foreign conCessionaire(s) 

„ and colonial concessionaire(s) 

Sole concessionaire(s) 

CONCLUDE(S) or lo Conclude 

Concluded. 

If concluded. 


or lo Conceal 


or to Concede 

or to Concentrate 


or to Concern 


108 







oooki CONCLUDE ( contd .) CONDUIT cotot 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

05181 

cooki 

If not concluded. 

05182 

copaz 

Not concluded. 

05183 

copba 

Concluding. 

05184 

coped 

CONCLUSION(S) 

05185 

copfe 

No conclusion yet arrived at. 

05186 

copji 

What conclusion is come to ? 

05187 

copon 

CONCLUSIVE(LY) 

05188 

coppo 

CONCRETE. See also Foundation. 

05189 

coput 

CONDENSE(S) or to Condense 

05190 

copvu 

Condensed. 

05191 

copyx 

Condensing. 

05192 

copzy 

,, chamber(s) 

05193 

corab 

CONDENSER(S) (— micro-farads) 

05194 

corde 

Cendenser builder(s) 

05195 

core! 

„ case(s) 

05196 

corhi 

Self-contained condenser(s) 

05197 

corij 

Condenser for — h.p. engine. 

05198 

corno 

Gas condenser(s) 

05199 

corop 

Purifying condenser(s) 

05200 

cortu 

CONDITION(S) (of). See also Fly, Letter, 

Weather, Work. 

05201 

coruv 

Accept conditions. 

05202 

corxy 

Conditions not acceptable. 

05203 

coryz 

Under all conditions. 

05204 

corza 

(Under) average conditions. 

05205 

cosac 

„ bad conditions. 

05206 

coseg 

„ certain conditions. 

05207 

cosgi 

„ all climatic conditions. 

05208 

cosik 

Unless conditions complied with. 

05209 

cosmo 

Different condition(s) 

05210 

cossu 

Exacting condition(s) 

05211 

coswy 

(Under) existing condition(s) 

05212 

cosya 

(In) good condition. 

05213 

cotad 

What is (are) the condition(s) 

05214 

cotbe 

On condition that. 

05215 

cotfi 

(On) reasonable condition(s) 

05216 

cotil 

(In) running condition. 

05217 

cotlo 

Same condition(s) 

05218 

cotor 

Special condition(s) 

05219 

cotru 

(Under) such condition(s) (that) 

05220 

cotux 

CONDUCT(S). See also Bar. or to Conduct 

05221 

cotvy 

Conducted. 

05222 

cotyb 

Conducting. 

05223 

couko 

Non-conducting. 

05224 

couwa 

CONDUCTION. 

05225 

covaf 

CONDUCTIVITY. 

05226 

covdi 

CONDUCTOR(S). See also Lightning. 

05227 

covej 

Non-conductor(s) 

05228 

covin 

CONDUIT(S) 

05229 

covjo 

Flexible conduit(s) 

05230 

covot 

Metallic conduit(s) 


J09 








covpu CONE CONFIDENTIAL orear 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

05231 

covpu 

CONE(S). See also Clutch, or to Cone 

Pliers. 

05232 

covty 

Adjusting cone(s) left side. 

05233 

covuz 

» „ >* right side. 

05234 

covva 

Bearing cone(s) 

05235 

covyd 

Cone clutch(es) 

05236 

covze 

Direct cone(s) 

05237 

cowag 

Leather faced conc(s) 

05238 

cowci 

Gauze cone(s) 

05239 

cowek 

Reverse gear cone(s) 

05240 

cowsy 

Hub cone(s) 

05241 

cowye 

Front hub cone(s) 

05242 

coxah 

Cycle back hub spindle cone(s) 

05243 

coxbi 

„ front hub spindle cone(s) 

05244 

coxel 

Motor-cycle back hub spindle cone(s) 

05245 

coxho 

„ „ front hub spindle cone(s) 

05246 

coxip 

Rear hub cone(s) 

05247 

coxnu 

Left cone(s) 

05248 

coxov 

Operating cone(s) 

05249 

coxry 

Pedal cone(s) 

05250 

coxta 

Cycle pedal spindle cone(s) 

05251 

coxub 

Motor-cycle pedal spindle cone(s) 

05252 

coxyf 

Right cone(s) 

05253 

coyem 

Anti-splash cone(s) 

05254 

coygo 

Stationary cone(s) 

05255 

coymu 

Thrust cone(s) 

05256 

coyow 

Union cone(s) 

05257 

coysa 

Coned. 

05258 

coyuc 

Coning. 

05259 

coywe 

CONFER(S) (with) or to Confer (with) 

05260 

cozaj 

Conferred (with) 

05261 

cozen 

Conferring (with) 

05262 

cozfo 

CONFIDENCE(S) 

05263 

cozir 

If any confidence(s) 

05264 

cozlu 

Unworthy of any confidence. 

05265 

cozox 

Have (has) complete confidence (in) 

05266 

cozpy 

Great confidence (in) 

05267 

cozra 

Little confidence (in) 

05268 

cozud 

Lost confidence (in) 

05269 

cozve 

No confidence (in) 

05270 

cozzi 

Shew(s) confidence (in) 

05271 

crabo 

(In) strict confidence. 

05272 

craer 

Worthy of confidence. 

05273 

crahu 

CONFIDENTSY) (of—) 

05274 

craly 

If confident. 

05275 

crana 

If not confident. 

05276 

craob 

Not confident. 

05277 

crare 

Over confident. 

05278 

cravi 

Confident that. 

05279 

crayl 

CONFIDENTIAL(LY) 

05280 

crear 

Entirely confidential. 


no 







credu CONFIDENTIAL (conld.) CONNECT cuaka 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

05281 

credu 

Not confidential. 

05282 

creev 

CONFINE(S) or to Confine 

05283 

creja 

Confined (to—) 

05284 

crene 

Confining (to—) 

05285 

creof 

CONFIRM(S). or to Confirm 

See also Telegram. 

05286 

creri 

Confirm by letter. 

05287 

creul 

„ „ telegram. 

05288 

crewn 

Confirmed. 

05289 

crexo 

Not confirmed. 

05290 

criav 

Confirming. 

05291 

cridy 

CONFIRMATION. 

05292 

criez 

Await(s) confirmation. 

05293 

crifa 

In confirmation (of—) 

05294 

crije 

No confirmation. 

05295 

crioj 

Subject to immediate confirmation. 

05296 

crito 

Obtain confirmation. 

05297 

criup 

CONFISCATE(S) . or to Confiscate 

05298 

crizu 

Confiscated. 

05299 

croab 

Confiscating. 

05300 

erode 

CONFISCATION (of—) 

05301 

croef 

Subject to confiscation. 

05302 

crohi 

CONFORM(S) (to—) or to Conform (to) 

05303 

croij 

Conformed (to—) 

05304 

crono 

Conforming (to—) 

05305 

crotu 

(In) CONFORMITY (with) 

05306 

crouv 

Not in conformity with. 

05307 

croxy 

CONFUSE(S) or to Confuse 

05308 

croyz 

Confused. 

05309 

croza 

Confusing. 

05310 

cruah 

(In) CONFUSION. 

05311 

crubi 

If any confusion. 

05312 

cruho 

Cause(s)(ing)^confusion. 

05313 

crunu 

No confusion. 

05314 

cruov 

CONGRATULATE(S) or to Congratulate 

05315 

crury 

Congratulated. 

05316 

cruta 

Congratulating. 

05317 

cruxe 

CONGRATULATIONS. 

05318 

cryal 

Hearty congratulations. 

05319 

crydo 

Many thanks for congratulations. 

05320 

cryep 

CONICAL. See also Clutch. 

05321 

cryit 

CONJOINTLY. 

05322 

cryju 

(In) CONJUNCTION (with) 

05323 

cryny 

Not in conjunction (with) 

05324 

cryoz 

CONNECT(S) (on to—) or to Connect 

See also Disconnect. 

05325 

crypa 

Connected (by—) 

05326 

cryte 

„ on to. 

05327 

cryuf 

„ up. 

05328 

cryxi 

Connecting (by) 

05329 

cuaka 

(For) connecting up. 


111 







ouasi CONNECT (conld.) CONSIGNMENT cugmi 


N 08 . 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

05330 

cuasl 

Connecting on to. 

05331 

cuayo 

CONNECTION(S). See also Block, Disconnection, 
Pipe, Plate, Steer, Water. 

05332 

cubar 

Armoured connection(s) 

05333 

cubdu 

Bayonet connection(s) 

05334 

cubev 

Cable connection(s) 

05335 

cubhy 

Elbow connection(s) 

05336 

cubiz 

End connection(s) 

05337 

cubja 

Flexible connection(s) 

05338 

cubne 

Inlet connection(s) 

05339 

cubof 

No connection (with—) 

05340 

cubri 

Outlet connection(s) 

05341 

cubul 

Connection piece(s) 

05342 

cubxo 

Pump connection(s) 

05343 

cubyp 

Rubber connection(s) 

05344 

cucas 

Side connection(s) 

05345 

cuccu 

Soldered connection(s) 

05346 

cucew 

Spare connection(s) 

05347 

cucgy 

Swivel connection(s) 

05348 

cucme 

Tubular connection(s) 

05349 

cucog 

CONNECTOR(S) 

05350 

cucum 

CONSENT(S) or to Consent 

05351 

cucwo 

With (the) consent (of) 

05352 

cudat 

Without (the) consent (of) 

05353 

cudbu 

Consented. 

05354 

cudex 

Consenting. 

05355 

cudfy 

(In) CONSEQUENCE(S) (of) 

05356 

cudha 

Of no consequence. 

05357 

cudib 

CONSEQUENT(LY) 

05358 

cudle 

CONSIDER(S). See also Consideration. 

05359 

cudoh 

Considered (that) 

05360 

cudpi 

Not considered. 

05361 

cudun 

Considering (that—) 

05362 

cudvo 

CONSIDERABLE(Y) 

05363 

cuega 

CONSIDERATION. 

05364 

cueke 

(After) careful consideration. 

First consideration. 

05365 

cufav 

05366 

culdy 

In consideration of. 

05367 

cufez 

(On) no consideration. 

05368 

cuffa 

Other consideration(s) 

05369 

cufid 

Secondary consideration(s) 

05370 

cufje 

Under consideration. 

05371 

cufni 

Worthy of consideration. 

05372 

cufoj 

Not worth consideration. 

05373 

culto 

CONSIGN(S) (to—) or to Consign 

05374 

cufup 

Consigned (to—) 

05375 

cufyt 

Consigning (to—) 

05376 

cufzu 

CONSIGNEE(S) 

05377 

cugaw 

CONSIGNMENT(S). See also Ship. 

05378 

cugcy 

Large consignment(s) 

05379 

cugmi 

No consignment(s) 


112 









cugok 

Nos. 

05380 

05381 

05382 

05383 

05384 

05385 

05386 

05387 

05388 

05389 

05390 

05391 

05392 

05393 

05394 

05395 

05396 

05397 

05398 

05399 

05400 

05401 

05402 

05403 

05404 

05405 

05406 

05407 

05408 

05409 

05410 

05411 

05412 

05413 

05414 

05415 

05416 

05417 

05418 

05419 

05420 

05421 

05422 

05423 

05424 

05425 

05426 

05427 

05428 


tISIGNMENT ( contd.) 


CONTACT 


cunad 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Small consignment(s) 

CONSIGNOR(S) 

CONSIST(S) (of) 

Consisted (of) 

Consisting (of) 

CONSISTENT(LY) 

CONSOL ID ATE(S) 

Consolidated. 

Consolidating. 

CONSTANT(LY). See also Speed. 
CONSTANTINOPLE. 

CONST ITUENT(S) 

CONSTITUTE(S) or to Constitute 

Constituted. 

Constituting. 

CONSTRUCT(S) or to Construct 

Constructed (of—) 

Reconstructed. 

So constructed (that) 

Specially constructed (for use with) 

Strongly constructed (of—) 

Constructing. 

CONSTRUCTION(AL). See also Engineer. 

In course of construction. 

General construction. 

Rigid construction. 

Sectional construction. 

(Of) similar construction. 

Sound construction. 

Special construction (of) 

Strong construction. 

CONSTRUCTOR(S) 

CONSUL(S) (at—). See also Certificate, Invoice. 
CONSULT(S) or to Consult 

Consulted (—) 

Consulting (—) 

CONSULT AT ION(S) 

CONSUME(S) or to Consume 

Consumed. 

Consuming. 

CONSUMPTION. See also Coal, Fuel, Oil, Petrol, 
Water. 

Average consumption. 

High consumption. 

Low consumption. 

Moderate consumption. 

CONTACT. See also Blade, File, Platinum, 
Point, Spring, Surface. 

Angle of contact. 

Contact ball(s) 

„ base(s) 


or to Consist ( of) 


or to Consolidate 


113 








ounbe 

Nos. 

05429 

05430 

05431 

05432 

05433 

05434 

05435 

05436 

05437 

05438 

05439 

05440 

05441 

05442 

05443 

05444 

05445 

05446 

05447 

05448 

05449 

05450 

05451 

05452 

05453 

05454 

05455 

05456 

05457 

05458 

05459 

05460 

05461 

05462 

05463 

05464 

05465 

05466 

05467 

05468 

05469 

05470 

05471 

05472 

05473 

05474 

05475 

05476 

05477 

05478 

05479 


3 NT ACT (< contd .) 


CONTRACT 


cutox 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Contact block(s) 

„ breaker(s) 

„ brush(es) 

Centre contact. 

Certain contact. 

Double contact. 

Extra contact., 

Friction contact. 

In (to) contact with. 

No contact. 

Contact piece(s) 

Point(s) of contact. 

Primary contact. 

High resistance contact. 

Rubbing contact. 

Single contact. 

Sliding contact. 

CONTAIN(S) or to Contain 

Contained. 

Self-contained. 

Containing. 

CONTAINER(S) (— capacity). See also Bearing. 
Box container(s) 

Lead container(s) 

Oil container(s) 

Wooden container(s) 

CONTEND(S) (that—) or to Contend 

Contended (that—) 

Contending (that—) 

CONTENT(ED) (with—) 

Not content(ed) (with—) 

CONTENTION(S) 

CONTENTS. See also Letter, Telegram. 
Contents badly damaged (of—) 

„ in good condition. 

Full description of contents. 

Contents safely to hand. 

No contents. 

Value of contents (—) 

CONTEXT. 

CONTINENTAL) (the) 

CONTINGEN(CY)(T) (on) 

CONTINUATION. 

CONTINUE(S) or to Continue 

Continued. 

Not continued. 

Continuing. 

Not continuing. 

CONTINUOUS(LY) 

CONTOUR(S) 

CONTRACT(S) or to Contract 


114 








outpy 

Nos. 

05480 

05481 

05482 

05483 

05484 

05485 

05486 

05487 

05488 

05489 

05490 

05491 

05492 

05493 

05494 

05495 

05496 

05497 

05498 

05499 

05500 

05501 

05502 

05503 

05504 

05505 

05506 

05507 

05508 

05509 

05510 

05511 

05512 

05513 

05514 

05515 

05516 

05517 

05518 

05519 

05520 

05521 

05522 

05523 

05524 

05525 

05526 

05527 

05528 


>NTRACT (contd.) 


CONTROL 


oyake 


(Half) PHRASE 


Accept contract(s) 

Contract(s) accepted. 

Basis of contract(s) 

Cancel contract(s) 

Contract(s) cancelled. 

„ „ completed. 

Copy of contract(s) 

Date of contract(s) 

Contract(s) in hand. 

No contract(s) 

Position of contract(s) 

Contract renewed. 

Contracted. 

Contracting. 

CONTRACTION. 

CONTRACTOR(S) 

Sub-contractor(s) 

CONTRADICT(S)(ORY) or to Contradict 

Contradicted. 

Contradicting. 

CONTRADICTION. 

CONTRARY (to) 

Not contrary (to) 

CONTRAST. 

In striking contrast to. 

(In) CONTRAVENTION (of—) 

CONTRIBUTE(S) or to Contribute 

Contributed. 

Contributing. 

CONTRIBUTION(S) 

CONTRIBUTOR(S)(IES) 

CONTR IVANCE(S) 

CONTROL(S). See also Air, or to Control 

Bracket, Clip, Ignition, Pedal, Switch, 
Throttle, Wheel. 

Control actuating link(s) 

Altitude control(s) 

Automatic control(s) 

Balancing control. 

Control board(s) 

„ body(ies) 

Complete control. 

Direct control (over—) 

Dual control. 

Foot control. 

Hand control. 

Control(ling) handle(s) 

In control. 

Control lever(s) 

Pilots’ control lever(s) 

Control rocking lever(s) 


115 


5 







oybav 

N 08 . 

05529 

05530 

05531 

05532 

05533 

05534 

05535 

05536 

05537 

05538 

05539 

05540 

05541 

05542 

05543 

05544 

05545 

05546 

05547 

05548 

05549 

05550 

05551 

05552 

05553 

05554 

05555 

05556 

05557 

05558 

05559 

05560 

05561 

05562 

05563 

05564 

05565 

05566 


( contd .) 


COOL 


cyhuv 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Location of control. 

Control movements. 

Beyond our (my) control. 

Out of control. 

Proper control. 

Control quadrant. 

Remote control. 

Control rod(s) 

„ sector(s) 

„ shaft(s) 

„ spring(s) 

,, tube(s) 

Under the control of. 

Control wheel(s) 

Controlled (by—) 

Controlling. 

CONTROLLER(S) 

(For) CONVENIENCE (of—) 
CONVENIENT(LY) 

As convenient (as—) 

If convenient. 

,, not convenient. 

More convenient (than—) 

Not convenient(ly) 

„ so convenient (as—) 

When convenient. 

CONVERSE(LY) 

CONVERSION. 

CONVERT(S) or 

Converted. 

Converting. 

CONVERTIBLE. 

CONVEX. 

CONVEY(S) or 

Conveyed. 

Conveying. 

CONVEYANCE(S) 

CONVICT(S) or 

Convicted (of) 

Convicting. 

CONVICTION(S) 

CONVINCE(S) or t 

Convinced (that—) 

Hot convinced. 

Convincing. 

•Not convincing. 

COOL(S). See also Engine. 

Cooled (by—) 

Air cooled. 

Water cooled. 

Cooling. 


to Convert 


to Convey 


to Convict 


Convince 


or. to Cool 


11C 












CORNER 


cytiov 


cybxy COOLER 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

05580 

cyhxy 

COOLER(S). See also Cool. 

05581 

cyhyz 

COOLNESS. 

05582 

cyhza 

CO-OPERATE(S) (with) or (o Co-operate 

05583 

cyice 

Co-operated (with—) 

05584 

cyigi 

Co-operating (with—) 

05585 

cyimo 

CO-OPERATION. 

05586 

cyisu 

COPENHAGEN. 

05587 

cyjad 

COPPER(S). See also Braid, or m to Copper 

Pipe, Plate, Rod, Wire. 

05588 

cyjbe 

Solid drawn copper. 

05589 

cyjeh 

Oxydised copper. 

05590 

eyjfi 

Sheet copper (— length x — width x — gauge 
or thickness) 

05591 

cyjii 

Coppered. 

05592 

cyjlo 

Coppering. 

05593 

eyjor 

COPPERSMITH(S) 

05594 

cyjru 

COPY(IES) (of—). or to Copy 

See also Invoice, Letter, Telegram. 

05595 

cyjux 

Forward copy(ies) (to—) 

0o596 

cyjvy 

Keep copy(ies) for reference. 

05597 

cyjxa 

No copy(ies) 

05598 

cyjyb 

Copied. 

05599 

cykim 

Copying. 

05600 

cykko 

COPYRIGHT(S) or to Copyright 

05601 

cykos 

American copyright(s) 

05602 

cykwa 

International copyright(s) 

05603 

cykyc 

Copyrighted. 

05604 

cylaf 

„ U.S.A. 

05605 

cyldi 

Copyrighting. 

05606 

cylej 

„ U.S.A. 

05607 

cylin 

CORD(S) or to Cord 

05608 

cyljo 

Bedford cord(s) 

05609 

cylot 

Check cord(s) and tassel(s) 

05610 

cylpu 

Cord grip(s) 

05611 

cylty 

Silk guard cord(s) 

05612 

cyluz 

„ welted cord(s) 

05613 

cylva 

Dress guard cord(s) 

05614 

cylyd 

Rubber cord(s) 

05615 

cylze 

Seaming cord(s) 

05616 

cymag 

Spring cord(s) 

05617 

cymci 

Corded. 

05618 

cymek 

Cording. 

05619 

cymsy 

CORE(S). See also Armature. 

05620 

cymye 

COREMAKER(S) 

05621 

cynah 

CORK(S) 

05622 

cynbi 

Rubber cork(s) 

05623 

cynel 

CORNER(S). See also Road. or to Corner 

05624 

cynho 

Each corner. 

05625 

cynip 

Fiddle corner(s) 

05626 

cynnu 

Rounded corner(s) 

05627 

cynov 

Square corner(s) 


117 












cynry CORNER (con id.) COST oytob 


XT \ 

Nos. j 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

05628 

cynry 

Thrust comer(s) 

05629 

cynta 

Cornered. 

05630 

cynub 

Cornering. 

05631 

cynxe 

CORRECT(S)(LY). See also Adjust, or to Correct 

05632 

cynyf 

Guaranteed correct(ly) 

05633 

cyoem 

If correct(ly) 

05634 

cyogo 

„ not correct(ly) 

05635 

cyomu 

Not correct(ly) 

05636 

cyosa 

Quite correct(ly) 

05637 

cyouc 

Corrected. 

05638 

cyowe 

Correcting. 

05639 

cypaj 

CORRECT ION(S) 

05640 

cypen 

No correction(s) 

05641 

cypfo 

Subject to correction(s) 

05642 

cyplr 

CORRECTNESS. 

05643 

cyplu 

CORRESPOND(S) or to Correspond 

05644 

cypox 

Corresponded (with—) 

05645 

cyppy 

Corresponding (with—) 

05646 

cypra 

CORRESPONDENCE. 

05647 

cypud 

CORRESPONDENT(S) 

05648 

cypve 

CORRESPOND ING(LY) 

05649 

cypzi 

CORRODE(S) or to Corrode 

05650 

cyque 

Corroded. 

05651 

cyral 

Corroding. 

05652 

cyrdo 

CORROSIVE. 

05653 

cyrep 

Non-corrosive. 

05654 

cyrit 

CORRUGATED. 

05655 

cyrju 

CORRUGAT ION(S) 

05656 

cyrny 

COST(S). See also Price, or to Cost 



Telegraph, Upkeep. 

05657 

cyroz 

Actual cost(s) 

05658 

cyrpa 

Approximate cost(s) 

05659 

cyrte 

(To) cover(s) the cost of. 

05660 

cyruf 

Cost should not exceed. 

05661 

cyrxi 

Exclusive of cost (of) 

05662 

cyryj 

(At an) extra cost (of—) 

05663 

cysam 

Slight extra cost. 

05664 

cysco 

First cost. 

05665 

cysmy 

Inclusive cost (of) 

05666 

cysse 

Initial cost(s) 

05667 

cysug 

Cost and freight (c. & f.) 

05668 

cyswi 

Cost, insurance and freight (c.i.f.) 

05669 

cysyk 

(At) less cost. 

05670 

cytan 

Low cost. 

05671 

cytbo 

Moderate in cost. 

05672 

cyter 

Costs more than. 

05673 

cythu 

Only cost(s) 

05674 

cytiv 

Prohibitive cost. 

05675 

cytly 

Running cost. 

05676 

cytna 

Save(s) its cost (by) 

05677 

cytob 

Total cost(s) 


118 










oytre 

N 08 . 

05678 

05679 

05680 

05681 

05682 

05683 

05684 

05685 

05686 

05687 

05688 

05689 

05690 

05691 

05692 

05693 

05694 

05695 

05696 

05697 

05698 

05699 

05700 

05701 

05702 

05703 

05704 

05705 

05706 

05707 

05708 

05709 

05710 

05711 

05712 

05713 

05714 

05715 

05716 

05717 

05718 

05719 

05720 

05721 

05722 

05723 

05724 

05725 

05726 

05727 


(contd.) 


COUNTERACT 


dabcy 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Cost varies (according to—) 

At what cost. 

Costing. 

COTTER. See also Pin, Valve. 

COTTON. See also Braid, Insulate, Rope, 
Wool. 

* Oil proofed cotton. 

Cotton waste. 

COULD (be) 

There could (be) 

They (he, she, it) could (be) 

This (these, those, that) could (be) 

We (I) could (be) 

What could (be) 

Which could (be) 

Who could (be) 

Why could. 

You could (be) 

If they (he, she, it) could (be) 

„ this (these, those, that) could (be) 

„ we (I) could (be) 

„ you could (be) 

Could not (be) 

There could not (be) 

They (he, she, it) could not. (be) 

This (these, those, that) could not (be) 

We (I) could not (be) 

Which could not (be) 

Who could not (be) 

You could not (be) 

If they (he, she, it) could not (be) 

„ this (these, those, that) could not (be) 

„ we (I) could not (be) 

„ you could not (be) 

Could they (he, she, it) (be)? 

„ this (these, those, that) (be) ? 

„ we (I) (be) ? 

„ you (be) ? 

„ not they (he, she, it) (be) ? 

„ „ this (these, those, that) (be) ? 

„ „ we (I) (be) ? 

„ „ you (be) ? 

COUNCIL(S) 

COUNSEL. 

COUNT(S) or to Count 

Courtted (upon) 

Counting (upon) 

COUNTER(S) 

COUNTERACT(S) or to Counteract 

Counteracted (by) 

Counteracting. 


119 








dabmi COUNTERBALANCE COVER dahsu 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

05728 

dabmi 

COUNTERBALANCE(S) or to Counterbalance 

05729 

dabok 

Counterbalanced. 

05730 

dabso 

Counterbalancing. 

05731 

dacax 

COUNTERPIN(S) 

05732 

dacby 

COUNTERSHAFT(S). See also Gear. 

05733 

dacda 

Countershaft with belt striking < gear. 

05734 

daceb 

COUNTERS 1NK(S) or to Countersink 

05735 

dache 

(For) countersinking. 

05736 

dacif 

COUNTERSUNK. See also Countersink. 

05737 

dacli 

COUNTRY(IES) 

05738 

dacol 

Hilly country(ies) 

05739 

dacro 

Any part of the country. 

05740 

dacur 

(In) this country. 

05741 

dacyv 

„ tropical country(ies) 

05742 

daday 

COUNTY(IES) 

05743 

dadca 

COUPLE(S). See also Coupling. or to Couple 

05744 

dadec 

Coupled (with—) 

05745 

dadge 

„ to. 

05746 

dadig 

„ up (with) 

05747 

dadki 

Coupling. 

05748 

dadom 

(For) coupling to. 

05749 

dadus 

Coupling up. 

05750 

daeba 

COUPLING(S). See also Clutch, Crankshaft, 

Flange, Generator, Key, Magneto, Plate, 
Shaft. 

05751 

daefe 

Laminated fibre disc coupling(s) 

05752 

daeji 

Flexible disc-coupling. 

05753 

daepo 

„ coupling(s) 

05754 

daevu 

Front coupling(s) 

05755 

daezy 

Half eoupling(s) 

05756 

dagab 

Leather coupling(s) 

05757 

dagde 

Muff coupling(s) 

05758 

dagef 

Rear coupling(s) 

05759 

daghi 

Rigid coupling(s) 

05760 

dagij 

Coupling rod(s) 

05761 

dagno 

Union coupling(s) 

05762 

dagop 

Universal coupling(s) 

05763 

dagtu 

Wire coupling(s) 

05764 

daguv 

COURSE. 

05765 

dagyz 

Correct course. 

05766 

dagza 

Different course. 

05767 

dahac 

In (the) course of. 

05768 

dahce 

(As) a matter of course. 

05769 

dahcg 

Of course. 

05770 

dahgi 

„ „ not. 

Usual course. 

05771 

dahik 

05772 

dahmo 

COURT(S) 

05773 

dahsu 

COVER(S). See also Asbestos, or to Cover 

Base, Breather, Clutch, Distributor, Filler, 
Filter, Handle, Handlebar, Magneto, Spindle, 
Spring, Tank, Tyre, Valve. 


120 








COVER (contd.) 


daopy 


dahya 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

05774 

dahya 

Aluminium cover(s) 

05775 

daibe 

Back cover(s) 

05776 

daifi 

Boat cover(s) 

05777 

dailo 

Bottom cover(s) 

05778 

dairu 

Brass cover(s) 

05779 

daivy 

Canvas cover(s)(ed)(ing) 

05780 

daixa 

Car cover(s) 

05781 

dajim 

Cloth cover(s)(ed)(ing) 

05782 

dajko 

Celluloid cover(s)(ed)(ing) 

05783 

dajos 

Cotton cover(s)(ed)(ing) 

05784 

dajwa 

Cushion cover(s) 

05785 

dajyc 

Cycle cover(s) 

05786 

dakaf 

Dust cover(s) 

05787 

dakdi 

End cover(s) 

05788 

dakej 

Engine cover(s) 

05789 

dakin 

Fibre cover(s)(ed)(ing) 

05790 

dak jo 

Flexible cover(s)(ing) 

05791 

dakot 

Front cover(s) 

05792 

dakpu 

Gear cover(s) 

05793 

dakty 

,, box cover(s) 

05794 

dakuz 

Gauze cover(s)(ed)(ing) 

05795 

dakva 

Hide cover(s)(ed)(ing) 

05796 

dakyd 

Hood cover(s)(ing)(s) 

05797 

dakze 

Housing cover(s) 

05798 

dalag 

Inner cover(s) 

05799 

dale! 

Inspection cover(s) 

05800 

dalek 

Lead cover(s)(ed)(ing) 

05801 

daisy 

Leather cover(s)(ed)(ing) 

05802 

dalye 

Cover(s)(ed) in any material(s) 

05803 

damah 

Muslin cover(s)(ed)(ing) 

05804 

dambi 

Outer cover(s) 

05805 

darnel 

Paper cover(s)(ed)(ing) 

05806 

damho 

Rubber cover(s)(ed)(ing.) 

05807 

damip 

,, and cotton cover(s)(ed)(ing) 

05808 

damnu 

Saddle cover(s) 

05809 

damov 

Seat cover(s) 

05810 

damry 

„ and slip cover(s) 

05811 

damta 

Side cover(s) 

05812 

damub 

Silk cover(s)(ed)(ing) 

05813 

damxe 

Slip cover(s) 

05814 

damyf 

Steatite cover(s)(ed)(ing) 

05815 

danem 

Top cover(s) 

05816 

dango 

Uncovered. 

05817 

danow 

Under cover. 

05818 

dansa 

Waterproof cover(s)(ed)(ing) 

05819 

danuc 

What cover(s)(ing) 

05820 

danwe 

With cover(s) 

05821 

danyg 

Without cover(s) 

05822 

daofo 

Covered. 

05823 

daolu 

Fully covered. 

05824 

daopy 

Partly covered. 


121 








daora 

Nos. 

05825 

05826 

05827 

05828 

05829 

05830 

05831 

05832 

05833 

05834 

05835 

05836 

05837 

05838 

05839 

05840 

05841 

05842 

05843 

05844 

05845 

05846 

05847 

05848 

05849 

05850 

05851 

05852 

05853 

05854 

05855 

05856 

05857 

05858 

05859 

05860 

05861 

05862 

05863 

05864 

05865 

05866 

05867 

05868 

05869 

05870 

05871 

05872 

05873 

05874 


(contd.) CRANKSHAFT 


dawof 


(Half) PHRASE 


Not covered. 

Covering. 

No(t) covering(s) 

COWL(S) 

CRACK(S) or to Crack 

Cracked. 

Cracking. 

CRADLE(S) 

CRAFT(S) 

CRAMP(S) or to Cramp 

Cramped. 

Cramping. 

CRANE(S) (capacity —) 

Crane driver(s) 

Fixed crane(s) (capacity —) 

Portable crane(s) (capacity —) 

CRANK(S). or to Crank 

See also Crankcase, Crankshaft. 

Bell crank(s) 

Crank bush(es)(ing) 

Forward crank(s) 

Crank lever(s) 

Long crank(s) 

Two-piece crank(s) 

Round crank(s) 

Short crank(s) 

Square crank(s) 

Starting crank(s) 

Triangular crank(s) (half diamond) 

Cranked (up) 

Cranking (up) 

GRANKCASE(S) (lubricating oil capacity — gallons) 
Crankcase arm(s) 

„ door(s) 

CRANKPIN(S) 

Crank-pin bearing(s) 

CRANKSHAFT(S). See also Valve. 

Crankshaft bearing(s) 

„ 1st bearing(s) 

„ 2nd bearing(s) 

„ 3rd bearing(s) 

„ 4th bearing(s) 

„ 5th bearing(s) 

„ 6th bearing(s) 

„ 7th bearing(s) 

„ — bearing(s) 

„ brass(es) 

„ coupling(s) 

„ end(s) 

„ key(s) 

,, locking nut(s) 


122 










dawri 

Nos. 

05875 

05876 

05877 

05878 

05879 

05880 

05881 

05882 

05883 

05884 

05885 

05886 

05887 

05888 

05889 

05890 

05891 

05892 

05893 

05894 

05895 

05896 

05897 

05898 

05899 

05900 

05901 

05902 

05903 

05904 

05905 

05906 

05907 

05908 

05909 

05910 

05911 

05912 

05913 

05914 

05915 

05916 

05917 

05918 

05919 

05920 

05921 

05922 

05923 

05924 

05925 


UMKSHAFT ( conid .) 


CREDITOR deduv 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Crankshaft pinion(s) 

„ starter jaw(s) 

» „ sprocket(s) 

„ starting pin(s) 

,, stud(s) 

»> chain wheel(s) 

CRATE(S). See also Pack. 

Separate crate(s) 

Wicker crate(s) 

Wood crate(s) 

CREAM. 

CREATE(S) Qr to Create 

Created. 

Creating. 

CREDIT(S). See also Account, Balance, Letter. 
Additional credit. 

Advice of credit. 

No advice of credit. 

Bank credit. 

Clean credit. 

Close credit. 

Credit closed. 

Confirms credit. 

Credit expires— 

Extend credit. 

Extended credit. 

No further credit can be given. 

Give credit. 

„ no credit. 

Credit can be given up to— 

„ cannot be given. 

Guaranteed credit. 

No credit. 

Obtain credit. 

Open credit. 

Credit opened. 

(To) our (my) credit. 

Renew credit. 

Credit required (for—) 

(To) their (his) credit. 

What credit? 

(To) whose credit? 

„ your credit. 

Credited. 

Not credited. 

Credited on return. 

Crediting. 

Not crediting. 

CREDITOR(S) 

Meeting of creditors. 

Principal creditor(s) 


f>a 


123 














CUP 


dekow 


dedyz CREDITOR (contd.) 


Nos. 

1 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

05926 1 

dedyz 

Secured creditor(s) 

05927 

dedza 

Unsecured creditor(s) 

05928 ! 

deece 

GREEP(S). See also Crept. or to Creep 

05929 

deegi 

Creeping. 

05930 

deemo 

CREPE. 

05931 

deesu 

CREPT. See also Creep. 

05932 

defad 

CREW(S) 

05933 

defbe 

Exclusive of crew. 

05934 

defeh 

Inclusive of crew. 

05935 

deffi 

CRIMSON. 

05936 

defil 

CRISIS. 

05937 

deflo 

Financial crisis. 

05938 

defor 

No crisis. 

05939 

defru 

Serious crisis arisen. 

05940 

defvy 

CRITICAL(LY) 

05941 

defyb 

CRITIC ISM(S) 

05942 

degim 

CROSS(ES). See also Blade, or to Cross 

Member, Road, Stay. 

05943 

degko 

Crossed. 

05944 

degos 

Crossing. 

05945 

degwa 

CROSSBAR(S). See also Spring. 

05946 

degyc 

CROSS-CUT. 

05947 

dehaf 

CROSSWISE. 

05948 

dehdi 

CROWN(S) 

05949 

dehej 

Box crown(s) 

05950 

dehin 

Double plate crown(s) 

05951 j 

dehjo 

Sloping top crown(s) 

05952 i 

dehot 

CRUDE. 

05953 

dehpu 

CRUISE(S) or to Cruise 

05954 

dehty 

Cruised. 

05955 

dehuz 

Cruising. 

05956 

dehva 

CRUISER(S) 

05957 

dehyd 

CRUMBLE(S) or to Crumble 

05958 

dehze 

Crumbled. 

05959 

deici 

Crumbling. 

05960 

deisy 

CRUSH(ES) or to Crush 

05961 

dejah 

Crushed. 

05962 

dejbi 

Crushing. 

05963 

dejel 

CRUSHER(S) 

05964 

dejho 

CUBA(N) 

05965 

dejip 

CUBIC. 

05966 

dejnu 

CUFF(S) 

05967 

dejov 

Storm cuff(s) 

05968 

dejry 

Strapped cuff(s) 

05969 

dejta 

Wind cuff(s) 

05970 

dejub 

CUMBERSOME. 

05971 

dejyf 

CUP(S). See also Bearing, Washer. 

05972 

dekem 

Cup(s) and disc(s) 

05973 

dekgo 

Grease cup(s) 

05974 

dekmu 

Hub cup(s) 

05975 

' dekow 

Oil cup(s) 


124 













deksa CUP ( contd .) CUT dequi 


N08. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

05976 

deksa 

Priming cup(s) 

05977 

dekuc 

Retainer cup(s) 

05978 

dekwe 

Spherical cup(s) 

05979 

dekyg 

CURE(S) or to Cure 

05980 

delaj 

Cured. 

05981 

delen 

Not cured. 

05982 

delfo 

Curing. 

05983 

delir 

CURRENCY(IES). See also Price. 

05984 

dellu 

Gold currencv(ies) 

05985 

delox 

Paper currency(ies) 

05986 

delpy 

Silver currency(ies) 

05987 

delra 

CURRENT (— amperes) 

05988 

delud 

Alternating current. 

05989 

delve 

Breaking of current. 

05990 

delzi 

Charging current. 

05991 

demak 

Continuous current. 

05992 

demis 

Regulation of current. 

05993 

demku 

Current regulator(s) 

05994 

demoy 

Reverse current. 

05995 

demyi 

CURTAIN(S). See also Barrel, Ring, Tassel, 

Trigger. 

05996 

denal 

CURVATURE. 

05997 

dendo 

Line of curvature. 

05998 

denep 

Radius of curvature. 

05999 

denit 

CURVE(S) or to Curve 

06000 

denju 

Output curve(s) 

06001 

denny 

Power consumption curve(s) (of) 

06002 

denoz 

Speed power curve(s) 

06003 

denpa 

,, torque curve(s) 

06004 

dente 

(In) true curve(s) 

06005 

denuf 

Curved. 

06006 

denxi 

„ inwards. 

06007 

denyj 

Not curved. 

06008 

deoco 

Curved outwards. 

06009 

deomy 

Slightly curved. 

06010 

deose 

Curving. 

06011 

deoug 

CURVILINEAR. 

06012 

deoyk 

CUSHION(S). See also Belly, Strap. 

06013 

depan 

Air cushion(s) 

06014 

depbo 

Down cushion(s) 

06015 

deper 

Pin cushion(s) 

06016 

dephu 

Seat cushion(s) 

06017 

depiv 

Spring cushion(s) 

06018 

deply 

Cushioned. 

06019 

depna 

CUSTOM(S) 

06020 

depob 

CUSTOMER(S) 

06021 

depre 

Our (my) customer(s) 

06022 

depuh 

Their (his) customer(s) 

06023 

depvi 

Your customer(s) 

06024 

depyl 

CUT(S). See also Blade, Dynamo, or to Cut 

06025 

dequi 

Cut away. 


125 









derap CUT (conld.) CYLINDER dewke 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

06026 

derap 

Cross cut. 

06027 

deret 

Cut(s) down. 

06028 

derfu 

„ „ fine. 

06029 

derix 

Hand cut. 

06030 

derjy 

Cut(s) in. 

06031 

derla 

Machine cut. 

06032 

derod 

Not cut. 

06033 

derpe 

Cut(s) off. 

06034 

derti 

„ short. 

06035 

deruj 

Cutting. 

06036 

deryn 

Not cutting. 

06037 

derzo 

CUT-OUT(S) 

06038 

deska 

Automatic cut-in and cut-out. 

06039 

dessi 

„ cut-out. 

06040 

desuk 

Exhaust cut-out(s) 

06041 

desyo 

Magnetic cut-out(s) 

06042 

detar 

Maximum cut-out(s) 

06043 

detev 

Minimum cut-out(s) 

06044 

dethy 

Reverse current cut-out(s) 

06045 

detiz 

CUTTER(S). See also Glass, Grinder, Mill, Pipe, 
Spoke, Tube, Washer, Wire. 

06046 

detja 

CYCLE(S). See also Accessories, Bicycle, Car, 
Component, Cover, Seat, Spindle, Tank, 
Trailer. 

06047 

detne 

Complete cycle(s) 

06048 

detof 

Four-cycle. 

06049 

detri 

Two-cycle. 

06050 

detul 

Motor cycle(s) (— h.p. — weight) 

06051 

detyp 

Make, weight and h.p. of motor cycle(s) 

06052 

deuas 

Part(s) of motor cycle(s) 

06053 

deucu 

Motor cycle(s) and side-car(s) (— h.p.) 

06054 

deugy 

CYCLIC. 

06055 

deiime 

CYCLIST(S). See also Belt, Suit. 

06056 

deuog 

Motor cyclist(s) 

06057 

deuwo 

CYCLOMETER(S) 

06058 

devat 

Cyclometer drive(s) 

06059 

devbu 

„ protector(s) 

06060 

devex 

Security cyclometer(s) 

06061 

devfy 

Trip cyclometer(s) 

06062 

devha 

CYCLONE. 

06063 

devlb 

Anti-cyclone. 

06064 

devle 

CYLINDER(S). (capacity — cubic inches). See also 
Acetylene, Car, Engine, Valve. 

06065 

devoh 

Auxiliary cylinder(s) 

06066 

devpi 

Bore of cylinder(s) 

06067 

devun 

Both cylinders 

06068 

devyr 

Brass cylinder(s) 

06069 

dewey 

Air-cooled cylinder(s) 

06070 

dewga 

Water-cooled cylinder(s) 

06071 

dewic 

Cylinder front cover(s) 

06072 

dewke 

„ door(s) 


126 









dewys 


CYLINDER (contd.) 


DAMAGE 


diojo 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

06073 

dewys 

Double cylinder(s) 

06074 

dexav 

Cylinder fitting(s) 

06075 

dexdy 

„ flange(s) 

06076 

dexez 

Front cylinder(s) 

06077 

dexfa 

Detachable glass cylinder(s) 

06078 

dexid 

Cylinder grinder(s) 

“ F ” head cylinder(s) (one valve in head, other on 
side directly operated) 

06079 

dexje 

06080 

dexni 

“ I ” head cylinder(s) (valve in cylinder head(s)) 

06081 

dexoj 

“ L ” head cylinder(s) (valve on one side of 
cylinder(s)) 

06082 

dexto 

“ T ” head cylinder(s) (valve on opposite side of 
cylinder(s)) 

06083 

dexup 

Hydrogen cylinder(s) (— cubic feet) 

06084 

dexyt 

Intermediate cylinder(s) 

06085 

dexzu 

Monoblock cylinder(s) 

06086 

deyaw 

One cylinder. 

06087 

deycy 

Two cylinder. 

06088 

deymi 

Three cylinder(s) 

06089 

deyok 

Four cylinder(s) 

06090 

deyso 

Five cylinder(s) 

06091 

dezax 

Six cylinder(s) 

06092 

dezby 

Seven cylinder(s) 

06093 

dezda 

Eight cylinder(s) 

06094 

dezeb 

Nine cylinder(s) 

06095 

dezhe 

Twelve cylinder(s) 

06096 

dezif 

Opposed cylinder(s) 

06097 

dezli 

Radial cylinder(s)(ed) 

06098 

dezol 

Rear cylinder(s) 

06099 

dezro 

Separate cylinder(s) 

06100 

dezur 

Cylinder sleeve(s) 

06101 

dezyv 

Compression space of cylinder(s) (— cubic inches) 

06102 

diabe 

Diameter and stroke of cylinder(s) 

06103 

diafi 

Cylinder tester(s) 

06104 

dialo 

Twin side by side cylinder(s) 

06105 

dearu 

“ V ” cylinder(s) 

Twin " V ” cylinder(s) 

06106 

diavy 

06107 

diaxa 

CYMOMETER(S) (to be read from — to — feet wave 
length) 

06108 

dibim 

CYSTOSCOPE(S) 

06109 

dibko 

D. 

06110 

dibos 

DAMAGE(S) (to). See also Fire, or to Damage 

Insurance. 

06111 

dibuy 

Agreed damages. 

06112 

dibwa 

Any damage (to) 

06113 

dibyc 

Claim(s) for damages. 

06114 

dicaf 

Damages claimed. 

06115 

died! 

No damages claimed. 

06116 

dicej 

If damage(d) 

06117 

dicin 

Frictional damage to — 

06118 

diejo 

Without fear of damage. 


127 






dicot 

1 

Nos. | 

_I 

06119 

06120 

06121 

06122 

06123 

06124 

06125 

06126 

06127 

06128 

06129 

06130 

06131 

06132 

06133 

06134 

06135 

06136 

06137 

06138 

06139 

06140 

06141 

06142 

06143 

06144 

06145 

06146 

06147 

06148 

06149 

06150 

06151 

06152 

06153 

06154 

06155 

06156 

06157 

06158 

06159 

06160 

06161 

06162 

06163 

06164 

06165 

06166 

06167 

06168 


DAMAGE (contd.) 


DATE 


diker 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Save(s) much damage. 

Serious(ly) damage(d) 

No(t) serious(ly) damagc(d) 

Slight(ly) damage(d) 

Without damage (to) 

Damaged (by—) 

Badly damaged. 

Damaging. 

DAMP. or to Damp 

Unaffected by damp. 

Damped. 

Damping. 

DAMPER(S) 

Damper door(s) 

Vibration daihpcr(s) 

DAMSON. See also Brown. 

DANE(SXISH) 

DANGER(S). 

Great danger (of) 

Little danger (of—) 

(In) no danger (of—) 

Constant source of danger. 

DANGEROUS(LY) 

Not dangerous(ly) 

DARK(LY) 

DASHBOARD(S). See also Socket, Switch. 
Fitted to the dashboard. 

Movable dashboard(s) 

On the dashboard. 

Scuttle dashboard(s) 

Torpedo dashboard(s) 

DATA. 

DATE(S). See also Letter, or to Date 

Shipment. See also Table of Dates, Part II. 
At the earliest date possible. 

Following date. 

From date (of) 

Future date. 

Later date. 

Latest date. 

On or about the date mentioned. 

Within — months’ date. 

Recent date. 

Same date. 

Any suitable date. 

Within — weeks’ date. 

What date. 

Dated. 

Ante dated. 

Post dated. 

Dating (from—) 

128 







DEBIT 


diric 


dikhu DAY 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

06169 

dikhu 

DAY(S). See also Days of Week under individual 
headings, Flight. 

06170 

dikiv 

Any day. 

06171 

dikly 

During the day. 

06172 

dikna 

Every day. 

06173 

dikob 

„ other day. 

06174 

dikre 

In a few days. 

06175 

dikuh 

(For the) past few days. 

06176 

dikvi 

For a few days. 

06177 

dikyl 

From day to day. 

06178 

diles 

To-day. 

06179 

dilgu 

Working day(s) 

06180 

dilky 

Non-working aay(s) 

06181 

dilma 

DAYLIGHT. 

06182 

diloc 

DAYTIME. 

06183 

dilym 

DAZZLE(S) or to Dazzle 

06184 

dimap 

Dazzled. 

06185 

dimet 

Dazzling. 

06186 

dimfu 

DEAD(LY). See also Axle, Weight. 

06187 

dimix 

DEAF. 

06188 

dimjy 

DEAL(S) (in—) or to Deal 

06189 

dimla 

Dealing(s) (with) 

06190 

dimod 

Have no dealings with. 

06191 

dimpe 

If dealing. 

06192 

dimti 

If not dealing. 

06193 

dimuj 

Not dealing. 

06194 

dimyn 

Dealt (with) 

06195 

dimzo 

DEALER(S) 

06196 

dinka 

No dealer(s) 

06197 

dinsi 

DEAR(LY) 

06198 

dinuk 

Not dear. 

06199 

.dinyo 

Too dear. 

06200 

diodu 

Not too dear. 

06201 

dioja 

DEARER. 

06202 

dione 

If dearer. 

06203 

diori 

„ no(t) dearer. 

06204 

dioul 

A little dearer. 

06205 

dioxo 

Very much dearer. 

06206 

dioyp 

No(t) dearer (than) 

06207 

dipas 

DEAREST. 

06208 

dipcu 

DEATH(S). See also Die. 

06209 

dipew 

In case of death. 

06210 

diPSY 

No deaths. 

06211 

dipme 

Owing to the death (of) 

06212 

dipog 

Regret to inform you of the death of. 

06213 

dipum 

Sudden death (of) 

06211 

dipwo 

DEBENTURES. 

06215 

direy 

Debenture holder(s) 

06216 

dirga 

I)EBIT(S). See also Account, or to Debit 

Balance. 

06217 

diric 

To our (my) debit. 


129 







dirke 


DEBIT ( contd .) 


DECLARE 


dizwy 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE 

06218 

dirke 

To their debit. 

06219 

dirys 

„ whose debit. 

06220 

disav 

„ your debit. 

06221 

disdy 

Debited. 

06222 

disez 

Not debited. 

06223 

disfa 

Debiting. 

06224 

disid 

DEBT(S) 

06225 

disje 

Book debt(s) 

06226 

disni 

Few debts 

06227 

disoj 

Heavy debt(s) 

06228 

disto 

In debt. 

06229 

disup 

No debt(s) 

06230 

disyt 

Out of debt. 

06231 

diszu 

What debt(s) 

06232 

ditaw 

DEBTOR(S) 

06233 

ditcy 

DECARBON ISE(S) or to Decarbonise 

06234 

ditmi 

Decarbonised. 

06235 

ditok 

Decarbonising. 

06236 

ditso 

DECARBON ISER(S) 

06237 

dityu 

DECEIVE(S) or to Deceive 

06238 

diuby 

Deceived (by—> 

06239 

diuda 

Not deceived (by—) 

06240 

diuli 

Deceiving. 

06241 

diuro 

DECELERATE(S) or to Decelerate 

06242 

diuxu 

Decelerated. 

06243 

divay 

Decelerating. 

06244 

divca 

DECEMBER. See also Date Table , Part 11. 

06245 

divec 

DECENT(LY) 

06246 

divge 

DECIDE(S) or to Decide 

06247 

divig 

Decided (that—) 

06248 

divki 

Finally decided. 

06249 

divom 

Not decided. 

06250 

divus 

Deciding. 

06251 

divwu 

Before deciding. 

06252 

diwaz 

Not deciding. 

06253 

diwed 

DECIMAL(S). See also Decimal Table , Part 11. 

06254 

diwon 

DECISION(S) 

06255 

diwut 

What decision has been arrived at ? 

06256 

diwyx 

Favourable decision. 

06257 

diyab 

No decision has been reached. 

06258 

diyef 

Unfavourable decision. 

06259 

diyij 

DECISIVE(LY) 

06260 

diyop 

DECK(S). See also Insulator. 

06261 

diyuv 

Double deck. 

06262 

dizac 

Main deck(s) 

06263 

dizce 

On deck. 

06264 

dizeg 

Single deck. 

06265 

dizgi 

Top deck. 

06266 

dizik 

DECLARAT ION(S) 

06267 

dizmo 

DECLARE(S) or to Declare 

06268 

dizwy 

Declared. 


130 







dizya 

N 08 . 

06269 

06270 

06271 

06272 

06273 

06274 

06275 

06276 

06277 

06278 

06279 

06280 

06281 

06282 

06283 

06284 

06285 

06286 

06287 

06288 

06289 

06290 

06291 

06292 

06293 

06294 

06295 

06296 

06297 

06298 

06299 

06300 

06301 

06302 

06303 

06304 

06305 

06306 

06307 

06308 

06309 

06310 

06311 

06312 

06313 

06314 

06315 

06316 

06317 

06318 


(contd.) DEFENDANT dogti 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Declaring. 

DECLINE(S) or to Decline 

Declined. 

Not declined. 

Declined with thanks. 

Declining. 

Not declining. 

Rapidly declining. 

Steadily declining. 

DECOMPOSED. 

DECOMPRESS(ES) 

Decompressed. 

Decompressing. 

DECOMPRESSOR(S) 

DECORATE(S) 

Decorated. 

Decorating. 

DECORAT ION(S) 

DECREASE(S) 

No(t) decrease(d) 

Decreased. 

Decreasing. 

DEDUCT(S). See also Price. or to Deduct 
Deducted. 

Deducting. 

DEDUCT ION(S) 

If any deduction(s) 

No deduction(s) 

DEEP(LY). See also Depth. 

As deep (as) 

Not deep enough. 

Too deep. 

DEEPER (than) 

If deeper (than) 

,, no deeper (than) 

No deeper (than) 

DEEPEST. 

DEFEAT(S) or to Defeat 

Defeated. 

Defeating. 

DEFECT(S) (in) 

Common defect(s) 

No defect(s) 

DEFECT IVE(LY). See also Material, Part, 

Workmanship. 

DEFENCE. 

No defence. 

DEFEND(S) or to Defend 

Defended. 

Defending. 

DEFENDANT(S) 


or to Decompress 


or to Decorate 


or to Decrease 


131 










doguj 

Nos. 

06319 

06320 

06321 

06322 

06323 

06324 

06325 

06326 

06327 

06328 

06329 

06330 

06331 

06332 

06333 

06334 

06335 

06336 

06337 

06338 

06339 

06340 

06341 

06342 

06343 

06344 

06345 

06346 

06347 

06348 

06349 

06350 

06351 

06352 

06353 

06354 

06355 

06356 

06357 

06358 

06359 

06360 

06361 


DEFENSIVE 


DELIVERY 


domzu 


(Half) 

word. 


doguj 

dogyn 

dogzo 

dohka 

dohsi 

dohuk 

dohyo 

doidu 

doihy 

doija 

doine 

doiri 

doixo 

dojas 

dojcu 

do jew 

dojme 

dojog 

dojum 

dojwo 

dokat 

dokbu 

dokex 

dokfy 

dokha 

dokib 

dokle 

dokoh 

dokpi 

dokun 

dokvo 

dokyr 

doley 

dolga 

dollc 

dolke 

dolys 

domav 

domdy 

domez 

domfa 

domid 

domje 

domni 

domoj 

domto 

domup 

domyt 

domzu 


(Half) PHRASE. 


DEFENSIVE. 

DEFICIENT (in) 

DEFICIT. 

DEFINE(S) or to Define 

Defined. 


Defining. 

DEFINITE(LY) 

DEFINITION. 

DEFLATE(S). See also Pin. 
Deflated. 

Deflating. 

DEFLATOR(S) 

DEFLECT(S) 

Deflected. 

Deflecting. 

DEFLECTION. 

DEFLECTOR(S) 

DEFORMATION. 

DEGREE(S). See also Zero. 

By degrees. 

— degrees Centigrade. 

— „ Fahrenheit. 
DELAY(S) 

Cause(s) of delay. 

No delay. 

Slight delay. 

Unnecessary delay. 

Without delay. 

Delayed. 

Delaying. 

DELICATE(LY) 

DELIVER(S) 

See also Delivery, Unpack. 
Deliver immediately. 

,, as quickly as possible. 
Delivered. 


or to Deflate 


or to Deflect 


or to Delay 


or to Deliver 


,, ctllCX. 

„ before — 

„ free. 

If delivered. 

„ not delivered (by—) 

Not delivered. 

Delivered ready for road. 

When delivered. 

Where delivered. 

Delivering. 

DELIVERY(IES) (of—). See also Balance, 
Branch, Payment, Sell, Sold, Van. 
Accept delivery(ies) 

After delivery(ies) 

Against delivery(ies) 


132 











donaw DELIVERY ( contd.) DEMAND dovwa 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

06368 

donaw 

Before delivery. 

06369 

doncy 

Extra charge(s) for delivery(ies) 

06370 

donok 

— days’ delivery. 

06371 

donso 

Delivery dockside. 

06372 

donyu 

Early delivery. 

06373 

dooby 

When can delivery be expected. 

06374 

dooda 

Expedite delivery. 

06375 

doohe 

Following delivery(ies) 

06376 

dooli 

Delivery f.o.b. 

06377 

dooro 

„ f.o.r. 

06378 

dooxu 

Free delivery(ies) 

06379 

dopay 

Delivery(ies) guaranteed — 

06380 

dopca 

„ cannot be guaranteed (before —) 

06381 

dopec 

If delivery(ies) 

06382 

dopge 

Immediate delivery. 

06383 

dopig 

Late delivery. 

06384 

dopki 

Delivery in — months. 

06385 

dopom 

Within — months of delivery. 

06386 

dopus 

No delivery(ies) 

06387 

dopwu 

On delivery. 

06388 

dosab 

Prompt delivery. 

06389 

dosde 

Pvoady for delivery. 

06390 

dosef 

Not ready for delivery. 

06391 

doshi 

Regular delivery(ies) 

06392 

dosij 

Delivery at showroom. 

06393 

dosno 

„ to steamer and freight to — 

06394 

dosop 

„ „ „ „ „ and insurance to— 

06395 

dostu 

Until delivery. 

06396 

dosuv 

Delivery in — weeks. 

06397 

dosyz 

What delivery(ies) 

06398 

dotac 

Delivery within — 

06399 

dotce 

„ at works. 

06400 

doteg 

Within a year of delivery. 

06401 

dotgi 

„ two years of delivery. 

06402 

dotik 

„ three years of delivery. 

06403 

dotmo 

DEMAND(S). See also Supply. or to Demand 

06404 

dotsu 

Considerable demand (for) 

06405 

dotwy 

Continued demand. 

06406 

dotya 

Demand created. 

06407 

douad 

„ falling off. 

06408 

doube 

In general demand. 

06409 

doufi 

Not in general demand. 

06410 

doulo 

Good demand. 

06411 

douru 

Greater demand (for) 

06412 

douvy 

In demand. 

06413 

douxa 

Increasing demand(s) 

06414 

dovim 

(To) meet(s) demand (for—) 

06415 

dovko 

No demand (for—) 

06416 

dovos 

On demand. 

06417 

dovuy 

In response to the demand (for—) 

06418 

dovwa 

(In) strong demand. 


133 







dovyc 

Nos. 

06419 

06420 

06421 

06422 

06423 

06424 

06425 

06426 

06427 

06428 

06429 

06430 

06431 

06432 

06433 

06434 

06435 

06436 

06437 

06438 

06439 

06440 

06441 

06442 

06443 

06444 

06445 

06446 

06447 

06448 

06449 

06450 

06451 

06452 

06453 

06454 

06455 

06456 

06457 

06458 

06459 

06460 

06461 

06462 

06463 

06464 

06465 

06466 

06467 


(i contd .) 


DEPOSIT 


driga 


(Half) PHRASE 


Demanded. 

Demanding. 

DEMONSTRATE(S) or to Demonstrate 

Demonstrated. 

Demonstrating. 

DEMONSTR AT ION(S) 

Demonstration can be given. 

Provided demonstration can be given and proves 
satisfactory. 

Demonstration cannot be given. 

„ must be given. 

No demonstration. 

Demonstration satisfactory. 

If demonstration is satisfactory. 

Demonstration not satisfactory. 

DEMOUNTABLE. 

DEMURRAGE. 

DENIAL(S) 

DENMARK. 

DENSIMETER(S) 

DENSITY (of from — to —) 

DENY(IES) or to Deny 

Denied. 

Denying. 

DEPART(S) or to Depart 

Departed (from) 

Departing (from) (of) 

DEPARTMENT(S) 

DEPARTURE(S) (of) 

Regular place of departure. 

Point of departure. 

Time of departure. 

DEPEND(S) or to Depend 

Depend(s) to some extent upon. 

Depended (on) 

Depending (on) 

DEPENDENCE. 

DEPENDENT (on). See also Independent. 
DEPOSIT(S). See also Security, or to Deposit 
Share. 

Forfeit deposit. 

Deposit forfeited. 

Free from deposit. 

If no deposit. 

No deposit. 

Deposit note(s) 

On deposit. 

Rate of deposit. 

On receipt of deposit of — 

Return of deposit. 

Deposited. 










drike 


DEPOSIT ( contd .) 


DESIGN 


dufke 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

06468 

drike 

Depositing. 

06469 

druag 

DEPOT(S) 

06470 

druci 

DEPRECIATION. 

06471 

druek 

DEPRESS(ES) or to Depress 

06472 

drusy 

Depressed. 

06473 

druye 

Depressing. 

06474 

dryak 

*DEPTH(S). See also Deep, Dimensions. 

06475 

dryis 

Depth at back. 

06476 

dryku 

„ „ front. 

06477 

dryoy 

Less depth. 

06478 

duafu 

More depth. 

06479 

duajy 

No depth. 

06480 

duala 

Depth over all. 

06481 

duape 

,, at sides. 

06482 

duati 

DERIVE(S) or to Derive 

06483 

duazo 

Derived (from—) 

06484 

dubka 

Deriving. 

06485 

dubsi 

DERRICK(S) 

06486 

dubuk 

DESCEND(S) or to Descend 

06487 

dubyo 

Descended. 

06488 

ducar 

Descending. 

06489 

ducdu 

DESCRIBE(S) or to Describe 

06490 

ducev 

Described. 

06491 

duciz 

Insufficiently described. 

06492 

ducja 

Describing. 

06493 

ducne 

DESCRIPTION. 

06494 

ducof 

Any description. 

06495 

ducri 

Exact description. 

06496 

ducui 

Following description. 

06497 

ducyp 

Fuller description. 

06498 

dudas 

Insufficient description. 

06499 

dudcu 

Short description. 

06500 

dudew 

Technical description. 

06501 

dudgy 

DESCRIPTIVE. 

06502 

dudme 

DESIGN(S) (of) 

06503 

dudog 

Alternative design(s) 

06504 

dudum 

Bold design(s) 

06505 

dudwo 

Improved in design(s) 

06506 

duebu 

Neat design(s) 

06507 

duefy 

New design(s) 

06508 

dueha 

Old design(s) 

06509 

duele 

Ornamental design(s) 

06510 

duepi 

Register design. 

06511 

duevo 

Design(s) registered. 

06512 

dufey 

Same design(s) 

06513 

dufga 

Unsatisfactory design(s) 

06514 

dufic 

Various design(s) 

06515 

dufke 

Designed. 

* if a measurement is required to follow , the same may be 
taken from Measurement Table (Part II.) for inches 
or feet or from Numeral Table for mjm. 




135 









dufys 

Nos. 

06516 

06517 

06518 

06519 

06520 

06521 

06522 

06523 

06524 

06525 

06526 

06527 

06528 

06529 

06530 

06531 

06532 

06533 

06534 

06535 

06536 

06537 

06538 

06539 

06540 

06541 

06542 

06543 

06544 

06545 

06546 

06547 

06548 

06549 

06550 

06551 

06552 

06553 

06554 

06555 

06556 

06557 

06558 

06559 

06560 

06561 

06562 

06563 

06564 

06565 


( contd .) 


DETAIN 


dumuv 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Carefully designed. 

Designed in the year— 

Neatly designed. 

Not designed. 

Designed upon another principle. 

Re-designed. 

Recently designed. 

Specially designed (for—) 

Designing. 

DESIGNER(S) 

DESIRABLE(ILITY) 

No(t) desirable. 

DESIRE(S). See also Request. or to Desire 
Desired. 

As desired. 

Not desired. 

Desiring. 

DESIROUS (of—) 

DESPATCH(ES). or to Despatch 

See also Forward. 

Before despatch. 

Delay in despatch. 

Immediate despatch. 

Despatched (by—) 

Not despatched. 

Promptly despatched. 

When despatched. 

Despatching. * 

DESTINATION. See also Board. 
DESTROY(S). See also Fire. or to Destroy 
Destroyed. 

Destroying. 

DESTROYER(S) 

DESTRUCTIBLE. See also Indestructible. 
DESTRUCTION. 

DETACH(ES) or to Detach 

Detached. 

Detaching. 

DETACHABLE. 

Not detachable. 

Readily detachable. 

DETACHMENT(S) 

(In) DETAIL(S) or to Detail 

Every detail. 

Full detail(s) 

Fuller detail(s) required. 

Minor detail(s) 

No detail(s) 

Detailed. 

Detailing. 

DETAIN(S) or to Detain 


130 







Nos. 

06566 

06567 

06568 

06569 

06570 

06571 

06572 

06573 

06574 

06575 

06576 

06577 

06578 

06579 

06580 

06581 

06582 

06583 

06584 

06585 

06586 

06587 

06588 

06589 

06590 

06591 

06592 

06593 

06594 

06595 

06596 

06597 

06598 

06599 

06600 

06601 

06602 

06603 

06604 

06605 

06606 

06607 

06608 

06609 

06610 

06611 

06612 

06613 


DETAIN (contd.) 


DIAMETER 


duvak 


(Half) 

word. 


(Half) PHRASE. 


dumxy 

dumyz 

dumza 

dunac 

dunce 

duneg 

dungi 

dunik 

dunsu 

dunwy 

dunya 

duoad 

duobe 

duofi 

duolo 

duoru 

duovy 

duoxa 

dupim 

dupko 

dupos 

dupwa 

dupyc 

durag 

durci 

durek 

dursy 

durye 

dusah 

dusbi 

dusel 

dusho 

dusip 

dusnu 

dusov 

dusry 

dusta 

dusub 

dusyf 

dutem 

dutgo 

dutmu 

dutow 

dutsa 

dutuc 

dutwe 

dutyg 

duvak 


Detained. 

Detaining. 

DETEGT(S) 

Detected. 

Detecting. 

DETECTION. 

DETECTOR(S) 

DETER IORATE(S) 

Deteriorated. 

Deteriorating. 

DETERIORATION. 

DETERM IN AT ION(S) 

DETERM INE(S) 

Determined (to—) 

Determining. 

DETRACT(S) (from) 

Detracted (from) 

Detracting (from) 

DETRIMENT(AL) (to—) 

DEYELOP(ES) or to Develop 

Developed. 

Developing. 

DEVELOPMENT(S) 

Further development(s) 

No development(s) 

What development(s) 

DEVELOPER(S) 

DEVICE(S) 

Ingenious device(s) 

No device(s) 

Simple device(s) 

Various devices 
What device(s) 

DEVISE(S) or lo Devise 

Devised. 

Devising. 

DEVOID (of) 

DIAGONAL(LY) 

DIAGRAM(S) 

Explanatory diagram(s) 

DIAGR AMMAT IC(AL)(LY) 

DIAL(S) 

♦DIAMETER(S). See also Bore. 

Equal diameter. 

Full diameter — 

Inside diameter — 

„ „ — outside diameter — 

Larger diameter(s) (than) 

* If a measurement is required to follow, the same may be 
taken from Measurement Table (Part II.) for inches 
or feet or from Numeral Table for m/m. 


or to Detect 

or to Deteriorate 

or to Determine 

or to Detract 


137 








duvis DIAMETER ( contd.) DIFFERENCE dyonl 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

06614 

duvis 

Outside * diameter — 

06615 

duvku 

Diameter over all 

06616 

duvoy 

DIAMETR IC( AL)(L Y) 

06617 

duvyi 

DIAPHRAGM(S) (for—) 

06618 

duwal 

Aperture of diaphragm(s) 

06619 

duwep 

Centre of diaphragm(s) 

06620 

duwit 

DICKY(IES). See also Seat. 

06621 

duwoz 

DID. See also Do, Done. 

06622 

duwuf 

They (he, she, it) did. 

06623 

duwyj 

This (these, those, that) did. 

06624 

duxam 

We (I) did. 

06625 

duxco 

What did. 

06626 

duxmy 

Which did. 

06627 

duxse 

Who did. 

06628 

duxug 

Why did. 

06629 

duxwi 

You did. 

06630 

duxyk 

If they (he, she, it) did. 

06631 

duyan 

„ this (these, those, that) did. 

06632 

duyer 

„ I (we) did. 

06633 

duyiv 

„ you did. 

06634 

duyob 

Did not. 

06635 

duyuh 

They (he, she, it) did not. 

06636 

duzes 

This (these, those, that) did not. 

06637 

duzgu 

We (I) did not. 

06638 

duzky 

Which did not. 

06639 

duzma 

Who did not. 

06640 

duzoc 

Why did not. 

06641 

duzym 

You did not. 

06642 

dyaat 

If they (he, she, it) did not. 

06643 

dyabu 

„ this (these, those, that) did not. 

06644 

dyafy 

„ we (I) did not. 

06645 

dyaha 

„ you did not. 

06646 

dyale 

Did they (he, she, it) ? 

06647 

dyapi 

Did this (these, those, that) ? 

06648 

dyavo 

„ you ? 

06649 

dybey 

„ not they (he, she, it) ? 

06650 

dybga 

„ „ this (these, those, that) ? 

06651 

dybic 

„ „ you ? 

DIE(S). See also Casting, or to Die 

Death, Dying, Pipe, Pliers, Spoke. 

06652 

dybys 

06653 

dycav 

Died. 

— 

—. 

DIESEL. See Engine. 

08654 

dycdy 

DIFFER(S) or to Differ 

06655 

dycez 

Differed (from) 

06656 

dycfa 

Differing (from—) 

06657 

dycid 

DIFFERENCE(S) 

06658 

dycje 

Add the difference (in) 

06659 

dycnl 

If any difference. 

* If a measurement is required to follow, the same may be 
taken from Measurement Table ( Part II.) for inches 
or feet or from Numeral Table for m/m. 


138 






dyooj DIFFERENCE ( contd .) DIFFUSE dyjmo 


Noe. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

06660 

dycoj 

Deduct the difference (in) 

06661 

dycto 

(A) great difference. 

06662 

dycup 

No difference. 

06663 

dycyt 

If no difference. 

06664 

dyczu 

DIFFERENT(LY). See also Difference. 

06665 

dydaw 

If different(ly) 

06666 

dydcy 

Quite different. 

06667 

dydmi 

DIFFERENTIAL. 

06668 

dydok 

Differential axle shaft bearing(s) L.H. 

06669 

dydso 

»> »» »» »» »» R.H. 

06670 

dydyu 

Rear axle differential side pinion(s) 

06671 

dyeda 

Differential thrust bearing(s) 

06672 

dyehe 

„ cage(s) 

06673 

dyell 

„ case bushing L.H. 

06674 

dyeol 

» ft tt R.H. 

06675 

dyero 

„ casing(s) L.H. 

06676 

dyeur 

tt tt j» R.H. 

06677 

dyexu 

„ bevel casing(s) 

06678 

dyfay 

„ thrust collar(s) 

06679 

dyfca 

Complete differential. 

06680 

dyfec 

Differential gcar(s) 

06681 

dyfge 

„ side gear(s) 

06682 

dyflg 

„ and worm gear(s) 

06683 

dyfki 

„ pin(s) 

06684 

dyfom 

„ pinion(s) 

06685 

dyfus 

„ bevel pinion(s) 

06686 

dyfwu 

„ driving bevel pinion(s) 

06687 

dygaz 

„ propeller shaft bearing(s) 

06688 

dygba 

„ tt tt pinion(s) 

06689 

dyged 

„ thrust plate(s) 

06690 

dygfe 

„ shaft(s) 

06691 

dygji 

„ spider(s) 

06692 

dygon 

„ wheel(s) 

06693 

dygpo 

„ bevel wheel(s) (rear axle drive gear) 

06694 

dygut 

„ crown wheel(s) 

06695 

dygvu 

„ worm(s) 

06696 

dygyx 

DIFFICULT. 

06697 

dygzy 

A little difficult. 

06698 

dyide 

More difficult. 

06699 

dylhi 

Not difficult. 

06700 

dyino 

Very difficult. 

06701 

dyiop 

DIFFICULTY(IES) 

06702 

dyitu 

In any difficulty. 

06703 

dyixy 

Few difficulties. 

06704 

dyiza 

Great difficulty(ies) 

06705 

dyjac 

Many difficulties. 

06706 

dyjce 

Only difficulty(ies) is (are) 

06707 

^yjeg 

Without difficulty(ies) 

06708 

dyjgi 

DIFFUSE(S) or lo Diffuse 

06709 

dyjlk 

Diffused. 

06710 

dyjmo 

Diffusing. 


139 









dyjsu 

Nos. 

06711 

06712 

06713 

06714 

06715 

06716 

06717 

06718 

06719 

06720 

06721 

06722 

06723 

06724 

06725 

06726 

06727 

06728 

06729 

06730 

06731 

06732 

06733 

06734 

06735 

06736 

06737 

06738 

06739 

06740 

06741 

06742 

06743 

06744 

06745 

06746 

06747 

06748 

06749 

06750 

06751 

06752 

06753 

06754 

06755 

06756 


DIM 


DIRT 


dyoub 


(Half) PHRASE. 


DIM(LY) 

DIMENS ION(S) 

Dimensions — x — 

„ — x — x — 

Different dimensions. 

Exact dimensions. 

Inside dimensions (—length x —width x —depth 
(Of) large dimensions. [or height) 

Dimensions — „ x — „ x — „ 

Outside dimensions (— ,, x — „ x — „ ) 

Overall dimensions (— „ x — „ x — ,, ) 

Shipping dimensions (— length x — width 
x — depth or height) 

Wrong dimensions. 

DIMINISH(ES) or to Diminish 

Diminished. 

Diminishing. 

DINGHY(IES) 

DIPPER(S) 

DIRECT(S) or to Direct 

Not direct. 

Directed. 

Directing. 

DIRECT ION(S) 

Any direction. 

Downward direction. 

(In) each direction. 

Direction finder(s) 

Full direction(s) 

By direction of. ' 

Opposite direction(s) 

Reverse direction. 

Upward direction. 

What direction ? 

Wrong direction(s) 

DIRECTIONAL. 

DIRECTLY. 

Not directly. 

DIRECTOR(S) 

Board of Directors. 

Chairman of Directors. 

Managing director(s) (of—) 

Meeting(s) of directors 
DIRECTOR Y(IES) 

DIRIGIBLE(S) 

DIRT. 

Free from dirt. 


* If a measurement is required to follow, the same may be 
taken from Measurement Table (Part 11.) for inches 
or feet or from Numeral Table for mjm. 


140 







dyoxe 

Nos. 

06757 

06758 

06759 

06760 

06761 

06762 

06763 

06764 

06765 

06766 

06767 

06768 

06769 

06770 

06771 

06772 

06773 

06774 

06775 

06776 

06777 

06778 

06779 

06780 

06781 

06782 

06783 

06784 

06785 

06786 

06787 

06788 

06789 

06790 

06791 

06792 

06793 

06794 

06795 

06796 

06797 

06798 

06799 

06800 

06801 

06802 

06803 

06804 

06805 

06806 


(< conld .) 


DISCOMFORT 


dywuj 


(Half) PHRASE. 


No dirt. 

DISABLE(S) or to Disable 

Disabled. 

Disabling. 

D IS ADVANTAGE(S) 

No disadvantage(s) 

Without the disadvantage(s) (of) 

DISAGREE(S) or to Disagree 

Disagreed. 

Disagreeing. 

D IS AGREEMENT(S) 

DISALIGNMENT. See also Alignment. 

DISAPPEAR(S) or to Disappear 

Disappeared. 

Disappearing. 

DISAPPOINT(S) or to Disappoint 

Disappointed. 

Very disappoint(ed)(ing) 

Disappointing. 

D IS APPO INTMENT(S) 

D IS APPRO VE(S) or to Disapprove 

Disapproved. 

Disapproving. 

DISC(S). See also Drive, Spring, Wheel. 

Carrying disc(s) 

Distributor disc(s) 

Fibre disc(s) 

Friction disc(s) 

Glass disc(s) (— inches diameter — inches thick) 
Inner disc(s) 

Leather disc(s) 

Outer disc(s) 

Rubber disc(s) 

Steel disc(s) 

Thrust disc(s) 

Disc transmitter(s) 

DISCHARGE(S). See also Port. or to Discharge 
Continuous discharge. 

High discharge. 

Rate of discharge. 

Discharged. 

Discharging. 

DISCLOSE(S) or to Disclose 

Disclosed. 

Disclosing. 

DISCOLOUR(S) or to Discolour 

See also Colour. 

Discoloured. 

Discolouring. 

DISCOLOURATION (due to—) 

DISCOMFORT. 


141 






dywyn 

Nos. 

06807 

06808 

06809 

06810 

06811 

06812 

06813 

06814 

06815 

06816 

06817 

06818 

06819 

06820 

06821 

06822 

06823 

06824 

06825 

06826 

06827 

06828 

06829 

06830 

06831 

06832 

06833 

06834 

06835 

06836 

06837 

06838 

06839 

06840 

06841 

06842 

06843 

06844 

06845 

06846 

06847 

06848 

06849 

06850 

06851 

06852 

06853 

06854 

06855 


ISCONNECT 


DISMOUNT 


ebepo 


(Half) PHRASE. 


DISCONNECT(S) or to Disconnect 

See also Connect. 

Disconnected. 

Disconnecting. 

DISCONNECTION. See also Connection. 
DISCOUNT(S) (of — %) or to Discount 

See also Bank, Bill, Price. 

Best discount. 

Less discount (of — %) 

No discount. 

2£% discount 30 days. 

5% discount for cash. 

Subject to discount (of — %) 

What discount ? 

Discounted. 

Discounting. 

DISCOVER(S) or to Discover 

Discovered. 

Discovering. 

DISCOVER Y(IES) 

DISCRET ION( AR Y) 

At the discretion of— 

Show ’more discretion. 

No discretion. 

With discretion. 

At your discretion. 

DISCUSS(ES) or to Discuss 

Discussed. 

Discussing. 

DISCUSS ION(S) 

After discussion. 

Without discussion. 

DISEASE(S) 

DISENGAGE(S) or to Disengage 

Disengaged. 

(For) disengaging. 

DISENGAGEMENT(S) 

DISH(ED) 

D IS INTEGR ATE( ION) 

DISLODGE(S) 

Dislodged. 

Dislodging. 

D ISMANTLE(S) 

Dismantled. 

Dismantling. 

DISMISS(ES) 

Dismissed. 

Dismissing. 

DISMOUNT(S) 

Dismounted. 

Dismounting. 

142 


or to Dislodge 
or to Dismantle 

or to Dismiss 

or to Dismount 








ebeut 

Nos. 

06856 

06857 

06858 

06859 

06860 

06861 

06862 

06863 

06864 

06865 

06866 

06867 

06868 

06869 

06870 

06871 

06872 

06873 

06874 

06875 

06876 

06877 

06878 

06879 

06880 

06881 

06882 

06883 

06884 

06885 

06886 

06887 

06888 

06889 

06890 

06891 

06892 

06893 

06894 

06895 

06896 

06897 

06898 

06899 

06900 

06901 

06902 

06903 

06904 

06905 


DISORDER DISTANCE ebolu 


(Hall) 

word. 


(Half) PHRASE. 


ebeut 

ebevu 

ebezy 

ebgab 

ebgef 

ebglj 

ebgno 

ebgop 

ebguv 

ebgyz 

ebhac 

ebheg 

ebhik 

ebhya 

ebiad 

eblbe 

ebifi 

ebilo 

eblor 

ebiru 

ebiux 

ebivy 

ebixa 

ebjim 

ebjos 

ebjwa 

ebjyc 

ebkaf 

ebkej 

ebkin 

ebkot 

ebkuz 

ebkyd 

eblag 

eblek 

ebmab 

ebmel 

ebmip 

ebmov 

ebmub 

ebmyf 

ebnera 

ebnow 

ebnuc 

ebnyg 

eboaj 

eboen 

ebofo 

ebolr 

ebolu 


DISORDER. 

DISORGANISE(S) 

Disorganised. 

Disorganising. 

DISPENSE(S) (with) 

Dispensed (with) 

Dispensing (with) 

DISPERSE(S) 

Dispersed. 

Dispersing. 

D ISPERSAL(S) 

DISPLACE(S) 

Displaced. 

Displacing. 

DISPL ACEMENT(S). 

DISPLEASURE (at) 

DISPOSAL(S) 

DISPOSE(S) (of) 

Disposed (of) 

Disposing (of) 

DISPOSITION. 

DISPUTE(S) 

If any dispute(s) 

No(t) dispute(d) 

If no(t) dispute(d) 

Disputed. 

Disputing. 

DISQUALIFICATION(S) 

DISQUALIFY(IES). or to Disqualify 

See also Qualify. 

Disqualified. 

Disqualifying. 

DISSATISFIED. 

Very dissatisfied. 

DISSATISFACTION. 

DISSOLVE(S) or to Dissolve 

Dissolved. 

Dissolving. 

DISTANCE(S) (from). See also Sleeve. 
Distance between— 

„ from centre. 

In the distance. 

Long distance(s) 

Distance of — miles. 

Moderate distances. 

Distance piece(s) 

Short distance(s) 

Some distance (from) 

Varying distance(s) 

What distance(s) 

Distance of — yards. 


or to Disorganise 
or to Dispense (with) 
or to Disperse 

or to Displace 
See also Air. 

or to Dispose (of) 

or to Dispute 


143 







eboox 


DISTIL 


DIVIDE 


ebybu 


Nos 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

06906 

eboox 

DISTIL(S) or to Distil 

06907 

ebopy 

Distilled. 

06908 

ebora 

Distilling. 

06909 

eboud 

DISTINCT(LY). See also Indistinct. 

06910 

ebove 

DISTINGTIVE(LY) 

06911 

ebozi 

DISTINGUISH(ES)(ABLE) or to Distinguish 

06912 

ebpak 

Not distinguishable. 

06913 

ebpoy 

Distinguished. 

06914 

ebpyi 

Distinguishing. 

06915 

ebram 

DISTORT(S) or to Distort 

06916 

ebrug 

Distorted. 

06917 

ebryk 

Distorting. 

06918 

ebsan 

DISTORTION. 

06919 

ebsbo 

(In) DISTRESS. 

06920 

ebser 

DISTRIBUTE(S) or to Distribute 

06921 

ebshu 

Distributed. 

06922 

ebsiv 

Equally distributed. 

06923 

ebsly 

Not distributed. 

06924 

ebsna 

Distributing. 

06925 

ebsob 

Not distributing. 

06926 

ebsre 

DISTRIBUTION. 

06927 

ebsuh 

D ISTRIBUTOR(S). See also Disc, Magneto, 
Valve. 

06928 

ebsvi 

Distributor brush(es) (— length — breadth 
— thickness) 

06929 

ebsyl 

Distributor rectangular brush(es) (— length 
— breadth — thickness) 

06930 

ebtes 

Distributor round brush(es) (length — diameter —) 

06931 

ebtoc 

„ case(s) 

06932 

ebtym 

„ and condenser(s) 

06933 

ebuap 

„ cover(s) 

06934 

ebuet 

Rotating distributor piece(s) 

06935 

ebufu 

Distributor plate(s) 

06936 

ebujy 

„ shaft(s) 

06937 

ebula 

„ spring(s) 

DISTRICT(S). See also Country. 

06938 

ebuod 

06939 

ebupe 

DISTURB(S) or to Disturb 

06940 

ebuti 

Disturbed. 

06941 

ebuzo 

Disturbing. 

06942 

ebvuk 

Without disturbing. 

06943 

ebvyo 

DISTURB ANCE(S) 

06944 

ebwar 

l)ITCH(ES) 

06945 

ebwev 

DIVE(S) or to Dive 

06946 

ebwhy 

Nose dive(s)(d) 

06947 

ebwiz 

Dived. 

06948 

ebwof 

Diving. 

06949 

ebwri 

DIVERGE(S) or to Diverge 

06950 

ebwul 

Diverged. 

06951 

ebwyp 

Diverging. 

06952 

ebyat 

DIVERGENT. 

06953 

ebybu 

DIVIDE(S) or to Divide 


144 











®byex DIVIDE (contd.) DO eohfi 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

06954 

ebyex 

Divided. 

06955 

ebyfy 

Equally divided. 

06956 

ebyha 

Dividing. 

06957 

ebylb 

DIVIDER(S) 

06958 

ebyle 

DIVISION(S) 

06959 

ebyoh 

DIVIDEND(S) 

06960 

ebypi 

Annual dividend (of—) 

06961 

ebyun 

Anticipating a dividend of. 

06962 

ebyvo 

Gum dividend. 

06963 

ebzey 

Ex dividend. 

06964 

ebzga 

Interim dividend (of—) 

06965 

ebzic 

No dividend(s) 

06966 

ebzke 

Dividend warrant(s) 

06967 

ebzys 

What dividend(s) 

06968 

ecacy 

DO(ES). See also Did, Done. or to Do 

06969 

ecami 

We (I) do. 

06970 

ecaok 

You do. 

06971 

ecaso 

They (he, it) do(es) 

06972 

ecayu 

This (these, those, that) do(es) 

06973 

ecbax 

There does. 

06974 

ecbeb 

Can do. 

06975 

ecbif 

Gould do. 

06976 

ecbli 

May do. 

06977 

ecbol 

Might do. 

06978 

ecbro 

Must do. 

06979 

ecbyv 

Should do. 

06980 

eccay 

Will do. 

06981 

eccec 

Would do. 

06982 

eccge 

Do not (or not to do) 

06983 

eccig 

We (I) do not. 

06984 

eccom 

You do not. 

06985 

eccus 

They (he, she, it) do(es) not. 

06986 

eccwu 

This (these, those, that) do(es) not. 

06987 

ecdaz 

There does not. 

06988 

ecded 

Cannot do. 

06989 

ecdih 

Gould not do. 

06990 

ecdon 

May not do. 

06991 

ecdut 

Might not do. 

06992 

ecdyx 

Must not do. 

06993 

ecfab 

Should not do. 

06994 

ecfef 

Will not do. 

06995 

ecfij 

Would not do. 

06996 

ecfop 

Do we (I) ? 

06997 

ecfuv 

Do(es) they (he, she, it) ? 

06998 

ecfyz 

Do you ? 

06999 

ecgac 

Do(es) this (these, those, that) ? 

07000 

ecgeg 

Does there ? 

07001 

ecgik 

Can — do ? 

07002 

echad 

Could — do ? 

07003 

echbe 

Has (have) — to do ? 

07004 

echfl 

Had — to do ? 


145 







eohil 


DO ( contd .) 


DOQ 


ecrlv 


Noe. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE 

07005 

echil 

Is (are) — to do ? 

07006 

echlo 

If we (I) do. 

07007 

echor 

If they (he, it) do(es) 

07008 

echru 

If you do. 

07009 

echux 

If this (these, those, that) do(es) 

07010 

echvy 

If there does. 

07011 

echxa 

Do we (I) not ? 

07012 

echyb 

Do(es) they (he, she, it) not ? 

07013 

eciko 

Do you not ? 

07014 

ecios 

Do(es) this (these, those, that) not V 

07015 

eciwa 

Does there not ? 

07016 

ecjaf 

Cannot — do ? 

07017 

ecjej 

Could not — do ? 

07018 

ecjln 

If we (I) do not. 

07019 

ecjot 

„ they (he, she, it) do(es) not. 

07020 

ecjuz 

„ you do not. 

07021 

ecjyd 

„ there does not. 

07022 

eckag 

Do(es) away with. 

07023 

eckci 

Do(es) better. 

07024 

eckek 

Do everything possible. 

07025 

ecksy 

„ nothing (until) 

07026 

eckye 

Nothing to do (with) 

07027 

eclah 

What is the best to do? 

07028 

eclel 

Why do(es) ? 

07029 

eclip 

Doing(s) 

07030 

eclov 

Doing badly. 

07031 

eclub 

„ everything possible. 

07032 

eclyf 

„ nothing. 

07033 

ecmem 

„ well. 

07034 

ecmow 

DOCK(S). See also Delivery. or lo Dock 

07035 

ecmuc 

Docked. 

07036 

ecmyg 

Docking. 

07037 

ecnaj 

Dockside. 

07038 

ecnen 

DOCTOR(S) 

07039 

ecnir 

DOCUMENT(S)(ARY). See also Cash. 

07040 

ecnox 

Documents against acceptance. 

07041 

ecnud 

Document(s) against. 

07042 

ecoak 

Documents attached. 

07043 

ecohr 

Copy(ies) of document(s) 

07044 

ecols 

Documents in duplicate. 

07045 

ecoku 

No documents. 

07046 

ecoyi 

Documents to the order of— 

07047 

ecpal 

„ in order. 

07048 

ecpep 

„ not in order. 

07049 

ecpit 

Original document(s) 

07050 

ecpoz 

Shipping documents. 

07051 

ecpuf 

Documents in triplicate. 

07052 

ecpyj 

What document(s) 

07053 

ecran 

With documents. 

07054 

ecrer 

Without documents. 

07055 

ecrlv 

DOG(S). See also Branch, Clutch, Spike. 


146 







eorob DOG (contd.) DOWNWARD eczdy 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

07056 

ecrob 

Driving dog(s) 

07057 

ecruh 

Lathe dog(s) bent tail(s) 

07058 

ecryl 

„ „ „ straight tail(s) 

07059 

ecses 

DOLLAR(S) 

07060 

ecsgu 

DOME(S)(D) 

07061 

ecsky 

DONE. See also Did, Do. or to be Done 

07062 

ecsma 

All done. 

07063 

ecsoc 

Is there anything to be done ? 

07064 

ecsym 

Done away (with) 

07065 

ectap 

What is being done (about—) 

07066 

ectet 

If done. 

07067 

ectix 

Not done. 

07068 

ectod 

If not done (before—) 

07069 

ectuj 

Nothing done. 

07070 

ectya 

Done as requested. 

07071 

ectzo 

When done. 

07072 

ecuka 

DOOR(S). See also Crankcase, Damper, Hinge, 
Manhole, Plate, Pull, Sash, Silencer, 
Smoke. 

07073 

ecus! 

Back door(s) 

07074 

ecuyo 

End door(s) 

07075 

ecvar 

Fire door(s) 

07076 

ecvev 

Front door(s) 

07077 

ecvhy 

Inspection door(s) 

07078 

ecviz 

Port door(s) 

07079 

ecvne 

Side door(s) 

07080 

ecvof 

Soot door(s) 

07081 

ecvri 

Door stop(s) 

07082 

ecvul 

DOPE(S) or to Dope 

07083 

ecvyp 

Dope brush(es) 

07084 

ecwas 

First coat dope(s) 

07085 

ecwog 

Second coat dope(s) 

07086 

ecwum 

Third coat dope(s) 

07087 

ecxat 

— coat dope(s) 

07088 

ecxbu 

Doped. 

07089 

ecxex 

Doping. 

07090 

ecxfy 

DOUBLE(S)(Y). See also Quantity, or to Double 

07091 

ecxha 

Doubled. 

07092 

ecxib 

Doubling. 

07093 

ecxle 

DOUBT(S). or to Doubt 

07094 

ecxoh 

If any doubt(s) 

07095 

ecxpi 

If no doubt(s) 

07096 

ecxun 

Some doubt (as to—) 

07097 

ecxvo 

Without doubt. 

07098 

ecxyr 

DOUBTFUL(LY) 

07099 

ecyey 

Very doubtful. 

07100 

ecyga 

DOVETAIL(S) or to Dovetail 

07101 

ecyic 

Dovetailed. 

07102 

ecyke 

Dovetailing. 

07103 

eczav 

DOWN (to—) 

07104 

eczdy 

DOWNWARD. 


147 


6 








DOZEN 


DRAFT 


0CZ67 


edgil 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

07105 

eczez 

(Per) DOZEN(S). See also Quantity Table , Part II. 

07106 

eczfa 

DRAB. 

07107 

eczid 

DRAGHMA(S) 

07108 

eczje 

DRAFT(S). See also Bill of or to Draft 


Lading, Overdraft, Remit. 

07109 

eczni 

Accept draft(s) 

07110 

eczoj 

Accepted draft(s) 

07111 

eczto 

Acceptance of draft(s) 

07112 

eczup 

,, „ „ refused (through—) 

07113 

eczyt 

Acceptor(s) of draft(s) 

07114 

edaax 

Draft(s) attached to documents. 

07115 

edaby 

„ ,, at — days’ date. 

07116 

edada 

„ „ „ — months’ date. 

07117 

edaeb 

Demand draft(s) 

07118 

edahe 

Discount draft(s) 

07119 

edaif 

Draft(s) discounted. 

07120 

edali 

„ ,, not discountable. 

07121 

edaol 

„ „ dishonoured. . 

07122 

edaro 

„ „ against documents. 

Drawer(s) of draft(s) 

07123 

edaur 

07124 

edaxu 

Draft(s) drawn (on—) 

07125 

edbay 

,, ,, due. 

07126 

edbec 

Duplicate draft(s) 

07127 

edbig 

Extend draft(s) (to—) 

07128 

edbom 

Draft(s) extended (to—) 

07129 

edbus 

If draft(s) 

07130 

edbwu 

No draft(s) 

07131 

edcaz 

Draft(s) on— 

07132 

edced 

Our (my) draft(s) (No.(s)) 

07133 

edcih 

Draft(s) overdue. 

07134 

edcon 

Pay draft(s) 

07135 

edcut 

Draft(s) paid. 

07136 

edcyx 

„ „ not paid. 

07137 

edeab 

If drafts not paid. 

07138 

edede 

Stop payment of draft(s) 

07139 

edeef 

Present draft(s) 

07140 

edehi 

Provide for draft(s) 

07141 

edelj 

Renew draft(s) 

07142 

edeno 

Draft(s) renewable (at—) 

07143 

edeop 

Represent draft(s) 

07144 

edetu 

Return draft(s) 

07145 

edeuv 

Draft(s) returned (for—) 

07146 

edexy 

Sight draft(s) 

07147 

edeza 

Draft(s) at — days’ sight. 

07148 

edfac 

„ „ „ — months’ sight. 

07149 

edfeg 

Their draft(s) (No.(s) ) 

07150 

edfik 

Unpaid draft(s) 

07151 

edfwy 

What draft(s) ? 

07152 

edfya 

Withdraw draft(s) (to—) 

07153 

edgad 

Your draft(s) (No.(s) ) 

07154 

edgil 

Drafted. 


148 










edgor DRAFT ( contd .) DRAW-BAR edote 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

07155 

edgor 

Drafting. 

07156 

edgru 

DRAG(S). See also Steer. or to Drag 

07157 

edgux 

Dragged. 

07158 

edgyb 

Dragging. 

07159 

edhim 

DRAIN(S). See also Plug, Tap. or to Drain 

07160 

edhos 

Drained. 

07161 

edhyc 

Draining. 

07162 

ediaf 

DRAINAGE. 

07163 

edidi 

DRAUGHT(S) (of — ins. water gauge). Sec also 
Boat, Hull. 

07164 

ediej 

Forced draught(s) (of — ins. water gauge) 

07165 

edijo 

DRAUGHTSMAN(EN) 

07166 

ediot 

Body draughtsman(en) 

07167 

edipu 

Chassis draughtsman(en) 

07168 

edity 

General construction draughtsman(en) 

07169 

ediuz 

Electrical apparatus draughtsman(en) 

07170 

ediva 

Engine draughtsman(en) 

07171 

edize 

General engineering draughtsman(en) 

07172 

edjag 

Marine engineering draughtsman(en) 

07173 

edjek 

General draughtsman(en) 

07174 

edkah 

Jig draughtsman(en) 

07175 

edkel 

Plant draughtsman(en) 

07176 

edkho 

Tool draughtsman(en) 

07177 

edkip 

DRAW(S)(N). or to Draw 

See also Drawing, Drew. 

07178 

edknu 

Draw in advance. 

07179 

edkov 

„ against— 

07180 

edkry 

„ on demand. 

07181 

edkub 

,, against documents. 

07182 

edkyf 

„ for— 

07183 

edlem 

,, less than. 

07184 

edlow 

„ more than. 

07185 

edluc 

„ on us (me) (through) 

07186 

edlyg 

,, at sight (on—) 

„ „ — days’ sight (on—) 

,, „ — months’ sight (on—) 

07187 

edmaj 

07188 

edmen 

07189 

edmir 

Drawn (on—) 

07190 

edmox 

„ from. 

07191 

edmud 

Hard drawn. 

07192 

ednak 

Drawn off. 

07193 

ednis 

„ out. 

07194 

ednoy 

Drawing (on—) 

07195 

edoal 

DRAWING(S). Sec also Build, Draw. 

07196 

edodo 

Drawing(s) of general arrangement (of) 

07197 

edoep 

Dimensioned drawing(s) (of) 

07198 

edoit 

Rough drawing(s) (of) 

07199 

edoju 

Set(s) of drawing(s) (of) 

07200 

edony 

Drawing(s) and speeification(s) (of) 

07201 

edooz 

Working drawing(s) (of) 

07202 

edopa 

DRAWBACK(S) 

07203 

edote 

DRAW-BAR(S) (pull — lbs.) 


149 







edouf DRAWEE DRIVE edyfa 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

07204 

edouf 

DRAWEE(S) 

07205 

edoxi 

DRAWER(S) 

07206 

edoyj 

DRAY(S) 

07207 

edpam 

DRESS(ES). See also Belt. or to Dress 

07208 

edpug 

Dressed. 

07209 

edpwi 

Dressing(s) 

07210 

edpyk 

-DREW. See also Draw(n) 

07211 

edres 

DRIER(S) 

07212 

edroc 

DRIFT(S) or to Drift 

07213 

edrym 

Drifted. 

07214 

edsap 

Drifting. 

07215 

edset 

DRILL(S). See also Brace, Chuck. 

07216 

edsfu 

Belt drill(s) 

07217 

edsix 

Bench drill(s) 

07218 

edsjy 

Breast drill(s) 

07219 

edsla 

Centre drill(s) 

07220 

edsod 

Diamond drill(s) 

07221 

edspe 

Electric drill(s) 

07222 

edsti 

Flat drill(s) 

07223 

edsuj 

Hand drill(s) 

07224 

edsyn 

Multiple drill(s) 

07225 

edtuk 

Pneumatic drlll(s) 

07226 

edtyo 

Radial drill(s) 

07227 

eduar 

Sensitive drill(s) 

07228 

edudu 

Tack drill(s) 

07229 

eduev 

Twist drill(s) 

07230 

eduhy 

Wood rim drill(s) with countersink. 

07231 

eduja 

Drilled. 

07232 

edune 

Drilling. 

07233 

eduof 

„ machine(s) (to drill up to — inch) 

07234 

eduri 

DRILLER(S) 

07235 

eduxo 

Radial driller(s) 

07236 

edvas 

Vertical driller(s) 

07237 

edvew 

DRIP(S). See also Feed. 

07238 

edvog 

— drip(s) per minute. 

07239 

edvum 

Drip tray(s) 

07240 

edvwo 

Dripped. 

07241 

edwat 

Dripping. 

07242 

edwex 

DRIVE(S). See also Axle, Belt, or to Drive 

Chain, Clutch, Flange, Gear, Hub, Jaw, 
Pin, Shaft, Speedometer, Wheel, Worm. 

07243 

edwha 

Compressed air drive(s)(en) 

07244 

edwib 

Belt drive(s)(en)(ing) 

07245 

edwoh 

Camshaft drive(s)(en)(ing) 

07246 

edwun 

Chain drive(s)(en)(ing) 

07247 

edwyr 

Drive claw(s) 

07248 

edyav 

Direct drive(s)(en)(ing) 

07249 

edydy 

Disc drive(s)(en)(ing) 

07250 

edyez 

Dynamo drive(s) 

07251 

edyfa 

Eccentric drive(s)(en)(ing) 


150 








edyid 

N 08 . 

07252 

07253 

07254 

07255 

07256 

07257 

07258 

07259 

07260 

07261 

07262 

07263 

07264 

07265 

07266 

07267 

07268 

07269 

07270 

07271 

07272 

07273 

07274 

07275 

07276 

07277 

07278 

07279 

07280 

07281 

07282 

07283 

07284 

07285 

07286 

07287 

07288 

07289 

07290 

07291 

07292 

07293 

07294 

07295 

07296 

07297 

07298 

07299 

07300 

07301 


DRIVE (contd.) 


DUE 


efgyo 


(Half) 

word. 


(Half) PHRASE. 


edyid 

edyje 

edyni 

edyoj 

edyto 

edyup 

edyzu 

edzaw 

edzmi 

edzok 

edzyu 

efaca 

efaec 

efage 

efalg 

efakl 

efaom 

efaus 

efbaz 

efbed 

efbih 

efbon 

efbut 

efbyx 

efdab 

efdef 

efdij 

eldop 

efduv 

efdyz 

efeac 

efece 

efeeg 

efegi 

efeik 

efemo 

efesu 

efewy 

efeya 

effad 

effil 

efflo 

elfor 

effro 

effyb 

efgim 

efgos 

efguy 

efgwa 

efgyc 


Petrol electric drive(s)(en)(ing) 

Friction drive(s)(en)(ing) 

Flexible drive(s) 

Gear drive(s)(en)(ing) 

Hydraulic(ally) drive(s)(en)(ing) 

Main drive(s) 

Electric motor drive(s)(en)(ing) 

Oil drive(s)(en)(ing) 

Positive drive(s)(en)(ing) 

Steam drive(s)(en)(ing)" 

Driven (by—) 

»» - 

Driving. 

ty piece(s) 

DRIVER(S). See also Cog, Crane, Lorry, Screw¬ 
driver, Seat, Stud. 

DRIZZLE. See also Rain, Shower. 

Heavy drizzle. 

Slight drizzle. 

DROP(S). See also Forge, Test. or to Drop 
Dropped. 

Dropping. 

DROWN(S) or to Drown 

Drowned. 

Drowning. 

DRUM(S). See also Brake, Clutch. 

Half gallon drum(s) 

One gallon drum(s) 

Two gallon drum(s) 

Five gallon drum(s) 

Ten gallon druin(s) 

Slotted drum(s) 

Spring controlled drum(s) 

Steam drum(s) 

Water drum(s) 

DRY(IES). See also Battery. or to Dru 
Dried. 

Air dried. 

Kiln dried. 

Not dry. 

Until dry. 

When dry. 

Drying. 

Quick-drying. 

Slow-drying. 

DUAL. See also Control 
DUCK(S) 

DUCT(S) 

DUE(LY) (to) 

Not due. 

Overdue. 


151 








DYNAMO 


efowi 


efhaf DUE (contd.) 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

07302 

efhaf 

Partly due (to) 

07303 

efhej 

When due. 

07304 

efhin 

DULL. 

07305 

efhot 

DUMMY(IES) 

07306 

efhuz 

DUPLEX. 

07307 

efhyd 

(In) DUPLICATE(S) or to Duplicate 

07308 

efiag 

Duplicated. 

07309 

efici 

Duplicating. 

07310 

efiek 

DURABILITY. 

07311 

eflsy 

No durability. 

07312 

efiye 

DURABLE. 

07313 

efjah 

More durable. 

07314 

efjel 

Not durable. 

07315 

efjho 

„ so durable (as) 

07316 

efjlp 

Very durable. 

07317 

efjnu 

DURATION. 

07318 

efjov 

DURING. 

07319 

efjry 

(At) DUSK. 

07320 

efjta 

DUST. See also Bearing, Cap, Collector, Plate, 
Shield. 

07321 

efjub 

Dust-proof. 

07322 

efjyf 

DUSTER(S) 

07323 

efkem 

DUTY(IES). See also Stamp. 

07324 

efkow 

Export duty(ies) 

07325 

efkuc 

Free of duty(ies) 

07326 

efkwe 

Heavy duty. 

07327 

efkyg 

Import duty(ies) 

07328 

eflaj 

Light duty(ies) 

07329 

eflen 

No duty. 

07330 

eflir 

Duty paid. 

07331 

eflox 

Pay duty(ies) 

07332 

eflud 

Ad valorem duty(ies) 

07333 

efmak 

DYE(S) or to Dye 

07334 

efmis 

Dyed. 

07335 

efmoy 

Re-dyed. 

07336 

efnal 

Dyeing. 

07337 

efnep 

DYING. See also Death, Die. 

07338 

efnit 

DYNAMO(S). See also Armature, Belt, Bracket, 
Light, Magnet, Switchboard, Wheel. 

07339 

efnoz 

Automatic dynamo(s) 

07340 

efnuf 

Dynamo bearing(s) 

07341 

efnyj 

Commutator end dynamo bearing(s) 

07342 

efoam 

Pulley end dynamo bearing(s) 

07343 

efoco 

Dynamo bed(s) 

07344 

efomy 

„ brush(es) 

07345 

efose 

„ rectangular hard brush(es) (length — 

breadth — thickness —) 

07346 

efoug 

Dynamo rectangular medium brush(es) (length — 
breadth — thickness —) 

07347 

efowi 

Dynamo rectangular soft brush(es) (length — 
breadth — thickness —) 


152 







efpan 


Nos. 


07348 

07349 

07350 

07351 

07352 

07353 

07354 

07355 

07356 

07357 

07358 

07359 

07360 

07361 

07362 

07363 

07364 

07365 

07366 

07367 

07368 

07369 

07370 

07371 

07372 

07373 

07374 

07375 

07376 

07377 

07378 

07379 

07380 

07381 

07382 

07383 

07384 

07385 

07386 

07387 

07388 

07389 

07390 

07391 

07392 


(Half) 

word. 


efpan 

efper 

efphu 

efpiv 

efply 

efpob 

efpre 

efpuh 

efpyl 

efqui 

efrap 

efret 

efrix 

efrod 

efruj 

efryn 

efska 

efsuk 

efsyo 

eftar 

eftev 

efthy 

eftiz 

eftof 

eftri 

eftul 

eftyp 

efuas 

efucu 

efugy 

efume 

efuog 

efuwo 

efvat 

efvex 

efvib 

efvoh 

efvun 

efvyr 

efwey 

efwic 

efwys 

efxav 

efxez 

efxld 


DYNAMO (contd.) EACH efxid 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Dynamo round hard brush(es) (length — breadth — 
thickness —) 

Dynamo round medium brush(es) (length — 
breadth — thickness —) 

Dynamo round soft brush(es) (length — breadth — 
thickness —) 

Clock-wise dynamo(s) 

Anti-clock-wise dynamo(s) 

Continuous current dynamo(s) 

Dimensions of dynamo(s) overall (length — 
breadth — height —) 

Driving dynamo(s) 

Dynamo(s) — volts — ampere(s) 

» „ — watts — volts. 

„ „ battery(ies) and switchboard(s) 

„ „ for car lighting. 

„ „ equipment(s) 

,, „ cut(s) in at — r.p.m. 

„ „ driven from the axle(s) 

„ „ for combined lighting and starting 

„ „ „ motor-boat lighting. 

„ ,, plating outfit(s) 

„ „ suitable for light car(s) 

» » yy yy medium power car(s) 

» » ,, „ ordinary touring or closed 

car(s) 

Dynamo(s) suitable for large touring car(s) 

Fan dynamo(s) 

Lighting dynamo(s) 

Permanent magnet dynamo(s) 

Full output of dynamo(s) (attained at r.p.m.) 
Half output of dynamo(s) (attained at — r.p.m.) 
Maximum output of dynamo(s) at all speeds above 
— r.p.m. 

Shunt-wound dynamo(s) 

Maximum speed of dynamo(s) (— r.p.m.) 
Variable speed of dynaino(s) 

Stationary dynamo(s) 

Weight of dynamo(s) 

Compound wound dynamo(s) 

Series wound dynamo(s) 

DYNAMOMETER(S) 

Friction brake dynamometer(s) 

Electric dynamometer(s) 

Hydraulic dynamometer(s) 

E. 

EACH (of—) 

Before each. 

For each. 

From each. 

If each. 


153 










efxni EACH (contd.) EDGE egeor 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE 

07393 

efxni 

Of each. 

07394 

efxoj 

To each. 

07395 

efxto 

Under each. 

07396 

efxup 

EARLIER (than) 

07397 

efxyt 

EARLIEST. 

07398 

efyaw 

EARLY. .See also Soon. 

07399 

efycy 

EARN(S) or t0 Earn 

07400 

efymi 

Earned. 

07401 

efyok 

Earning(s) 

07402 

efyso 

EARPIECE(S) 

07403 

efzax 

EAR PROTECTOR(S) 

07404 

efzby 

EARTH(S) or to Earth 

07405 

efzda 

Earthed. 

07406 

efzeb 

Earthing. 

07407 

efzhe 

EASE(S) or 10 Ease 

07408 

efzif 

Eased. 

07409 

efzli 

Easing. 

07410 

efzol 

EASIER. 

07411 

efzro 

EASIEST. 

07412 

efzur 

EASY(ILY) 

07413 

efzyv 

EAST (of—). See also Wind. 

07414 

egaaz 

Due east. 

07415 

egaba 

North east (of—) 

07416 

egaed 

South east (of—) 

07417 

egafe 

EASTER. See also Holiday. 

07418 

egaji 

EAST INDIES. 

07419 

egaon 

EBB. 

07420 

egapo 

EBONITE. See also Base, Insulator, Rod. 

07421 

egaut 

Flexible ebonite. 

07422 

egavu 

Moulded ebonite. 

07423 

egazy 

Ebonite sheet (—length x —width x —gauge 
or thickness) 

07424 

egcab 

EBONIZE(S) or to Ebcnize 

07425 

egcef 

Ebonized. 

07426 

egchi 

Ebonizing. 

07427 

egcij 

EBONY. 

07428 

egcop 

ECCENTRIC(S)(ALLY). See also Bearing. 

07429 

egcuv 

ECONOMICAL(LY) 

07430 

egcyz 

More economical (than) 

07431 

egdac 

Not economical. 

07432 

egdeg 

Very economical. 

07433 

egdik 

ECONOM ISE(S) or to Economise 

07434 

egdwy 

Economised. 

07435 

egdya 

Economising. 

07436 

egead 

ECONOM ISER(S). See also Tap. 

07437 

egebe 

ECONOM Y(IES) 

07438 

egefi 

EDGE(S). See also Tyre. or to Edge 

07439 

egeil 

Bevelled edge(s) 

07440 

egelo 

Entering edge(s) 

07441 

egeor 

Knife edge(s) 


154 











egeru 

Nos. 

07442 

07443 

07444 

07445 

07446 

07447 

07448 

07449 

07450 

07451 

07452 

07453 

07454 

07455 

07456 

07457 

07458 

07459 

07460 

07461 

07462 

07463 

07464 

07465 

07466 

07467 

07468 

07469 

07470 

07471 

07472 

07473 

07474 

07475 

07476 

07477 

07478 

07479 

07480 

07481 

07482 

07483 

07484 

07485 

07486 

07487 

07488 

07489 

07490 

07491 


EDGE ( contd .) 


EJECT 


egloy 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Leading edge(s) 

On one edge (of) 

On the other edge (of) 

Edge(s) rounded off. 

Straight edge(s) 

Top edge. 

Trailing edge(s) 

Turned-in edge(s) 

Edged. 

Edging. 

EFFECT(S) or to Effect 

Best effeet(s) (obtained by—) 

Give(s) full effect to 
(Of) great effect. 

(Of) no effect. 

Same effect. 

To the effect that. 

What effect has (have) 

Effected (by—) 

Effecting. 

EFFECT IVE(LY) 

EFFECTIVENESS. 

EFFECTUAL(LY) 

EFFICIENCY(IES) (of — %) 

Electrical efficiency(ies) (— %) 

Highest efficiency. 

Low efficiency(ies) 

Mechanical efficiency(ies) (— %) 

Thermal efficiency(ies) (— %) 
EFFICIENT(LY) 

Electrically efficient. 

Mechanically efficient. 

Most efficient. 

As efficient as possible. 

EFFORT(S) 

Use all efforts. 

Great effort(s) 

With little effort. 

No effort spared. 

EGYPT(IAN)(S) 

EITHER. See also Neither, These. 

As either. 

Before either. 

Either for— 

Either— or— 

If either. 

In either. 

With either. 

Without either. 

EJECT(S) or to Eject 


155 


6a 






egmal EJECT ( conld .) EMBOSS egvys 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE 

07492 

egmal 

Ejected. 

07493 

egmep 

Ejecting. 

07494 

egmit 

EJECTION. 

07495 

egmoz 

ELASTIC(ITY). See also Band. 

07496 

egmuf 

ELBOW(S). See also Prop. 

07497 

egmyj 

ELECTR IC(AL)(L Y). See also Efficiency, 

Efficient, Fan, Fitter, Lamp, Starter, 
Weld. 

07498 

egnam 

ELECTR ICIAN(S) 

07499 

egnug 

ELECTRICITY. 

07500 

egnyk 

ELECTRO. See also Plate. 

07501 

egoan 

ELECTRODE(S) 

07502 

egobo 

ELECTROLYTE( IC). See also Action. 

07503 

egoer 

ELEMENT(S) 

07504 

egohu 

ELEYATE(S) or to Elevate 

07505 

egoiv 

Elevated. 

07506 

egoly 

Elevating. 

07507 

egona 

ELEVATION. 

07508 

egoob 

Sectional elevation. 

07509 

egore 

Side elevation. 

07510 

egovi 

What elevation ? 

07511 

egpes 

ELEVATOR(S) 

07512 

egpoc 

ELIMINATE(S) or to Eliminate 

07513 

egpym 

Eliminated. 

07514 

egruk 

Eliminating. 

07515 

egryo 

ELIMINATION. 

07516 

egsar 

ELLIPTIC(AL) 

07517 

egsdu 

Semi-elliptic. 

07518 

egshy 

ELM. 

07519 

egsiz 

ELSE. 

07520 

egsja 

Anything else (or anyone else) 

07521 

egsne 

Everything else (or everyone else) 

07522 

egsof 

Nothing else (or no one else) 

07523 

egsri 

Nowhere else. 

07524 

egsul 

Or else. 

07525 

egsyp 

Something else (or someone else) 

07526 

egtas 

What else (or who else) 

07527 

egtew 

ELSEWHERE. 

07528 

egtog 

EMBARGO. 

07529 

egtum 

EMBARK(S) or to Embark 

07530 

egtwo 

Embarked. 

07531 

eguat 

Embarking. 

07532 

egubu 

EMBARRASS(ES) or to Embarrass 

07533 

eguex 

Embarrassed. 

07534 

egufy 

Embarrassing. 

07535 

eguha 

EMBASSY(IES) 

07536 

egule 

EMBEZZLE(MENT) 

07537 

eguvo 

EMBODY(IES) or to Embody 

07538 

egvey 

Embodied. 

07539 

egvic 

Embodying. 

(*7540 

egvys 

EMBOSS(ES) or to Emboss 


156 










Nos. 

07541 

07542 

07543 

07544 

07545 

07546 

07547 

07548 

07549 

07550 

07551 

07552 

07553 

07554 

07555 

07556 

07557 

07558 

07559 

07560 

07561 

07562 

07563 

07564 

07565 

07566 

07567 

07568 

07569 

07570 

07571 

07572 

07573 

07574 

07575 

07576 

07577 

07578 

07579 

07580 

07581 

07582 

07583 

07584 

07585 

07586 

07587 

07588 

07589 


EMBOSS ( contd .) 


ENCLOSE 


ehbsu 


(Half) 

word. 


egwav 

egwez 

egwid 

egwoj 

egwup 

egwyt 

egxaw 

egxcy 

egxmi 

egxok 

egxso 

egxyu 

egyax 

egyby 

egyda 

egyeb 

egyhe 

egyif 

egyli 

egyol 

egyro 

egyur 

egyxu 

egzay 

egzca 

egzec 

egzge 

egzig 

egzki 

egzom 

egzus 

egzwu 


ehaab 

ehade 

ehaef 

ehahi 

ehalj 

ehano 

ehaop 

ehatu 

ehauv 

ehaxy 

ehaza 

ehbac 

ehbce 

ehbeg 

ehbgi 

ehbik 

ehbsu 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Embossed. 

Embossing. 

EMBRAGE(S) or to Embrace 

Embraced. 

Embracing. 

EMBROIDER(S) or to Embroider 

Embroidered (in—) 

Embroidering. 

EMBROIDERY(IES) 

EMERGENGY(IES) 

In an emergency. 

„ case of emergency. 

EMERY. 

Emery cloth. 

Flour of emery. 

Emery wheel. • 

EMISSION (of—) 

EMPENNAGE. 

EMPLOY(S) or to Employ 

Employed. 

Employing. 

EMPLOYEE(S) 

EMPLOYER(S). See also Insurance. 
EMPLOYMENT. 

Without employment. 

EMPTY(IES) or to Empty 

Emptied. 

Emptying. 

ENABLE(S) or to Enable 

Enabled. 

Enabling. 

ENAMEL(S). See also Hide, Oven, or to Enamel 

For colours of enamels see individual subject 
headings. 

Air drying enamel(s) 

Finishing enamel(s) 

Water-proof enamel(s) 

Oxide rust-proof enamel(s) 

Stoving enamel(s) 

Anti-sulphuric enamel(s) 

Enamelled. 

„ in any colour or shade. 

„ to match—• 

Re-enamelled. 

Enamelling. 

ENAMELLER(S) 

ENGLOSE(S) or to Enclose 

Enclosed. 

Not enclosed (or nothing enclosed) 

Partly enclosed. 

Totally enclosed. 

Ifi7 










ehbwy 


ENCLOSE (contd.) 


END 


•himr 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

07590 

ehbwy 

Enclosing. 

07591 

ehbya 

ENCLOSURE(S). See also Letter. 

07592 

ehcad 

ENCOMPASS(ES) or to Encompass 

07593 

ehcbe 

Encompassed. 

07594 

ehcfl 

Encompassing. 

07595 

ehcll 

ENCOURAGE(S) or to Encourage 

07596 

ehclo 

Encouraged (by—) 

07597 

ehcor 

Encouraging. 

07598 

ehcru 

Not encouraging. 

07599 

ehcux 

Very encouraging. 

07600 

ehcvy 

ENCOURAGEMENT. 

07601 

ehcyb 

Every encouragement. 

07602 

ehdim 

No encouragement. 

07603 

ehdko 

END(S). See also Big-end, or to End 

Butt, Eye, Gear, Hub, Jaw, Shank, Smali> 
end, Spindle, Yoke. 

At (in) the end(s) (of) 

07604 

ehdos 

07605 

ehdwa 

Before the end (of) 

07606 

ehdyc 

Blank end(s) 

07607 

eheaf 

(At) both ends. 

07608 

ehedi 

Bottom end(s) 

07609 

eheej 

Dead end(s) 

07610 

ehein 

Driving end(s) 

07611 

ehejo 

(At) each end. 

07612 

eheot 

„ either end. 

07613 

ehepu 

Flanged end(s) 

07614 

ehety 

Forward end(s) 

07615 

eheva 

From end to end (of) 

07616 

eheze 

Inner end(s) 

07617 

ehfag 

Insulated end(s) 

07618 

ehfci 

Live end(s) 

07619 

ehfek 

Long end(s) 

07620 

ehfsy 

(At) lower end(s) 

07621 

ehfye 

Moulded end(s) 

07622 

ehgah 

Near the end (of—) 

07623 

ehgbi 

No end (to it) 

07624 

ehgel 

At one end. 

07625 

ehgho 

„ the other end. 

07626 

ehgip 

„ our (my) end. 

07627 

ehgnu 

Outer end(s) 

07628 

ehgov 

Rear end(s) 

07629 

ehgry 

Screwed end(s) 

07630 

ehgta 

Short end(s) 

07631 

ehgub 

Single end(s)(ed) 

07632 

ehgyf 

Socket end(s) 

07633 

ehiaj 

Spherical end(s) 

07634 

ehlen 

Spigot end(s) 

07635 

ehifo 

Square end(s) 

07636 

ehtlu 

Taper end(s) 

07637 

ehiox 

Terminal end(s) 

07638 

ehlpy 

At their end(s) 

15* 







ENGINE 


ebood 


ehira END (< contd .) 


No*. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

07639 

ehira 

At this (these) end(s) 

07640 

ehiud 

Top end(s) 

07641 

ehlve 

Turned end(s) 

07642 

ehizl 

At your end. 

07643 

ehjak 

Ended. 

07644 

ehjis 

Not ended. 

07645 

ehjku 

Ending. 

07646 

ehjoy 

ENDEAVOUR(S) or to Endeavour 

07647 

ehjyi 

Endeavoured. 

07648 

ehkal 

Endeavouring. 

07649 

ehkdo 

ENDLESS. 

07650 

ehkep 

ENDORSE(S) or to Endorse 

07651 

ehkit 

Endorsed. 

07652 

ehkju 

Not endorsed. 

07653 

ehkny 

Endorsing. 

07654 

ehkoz 

ENDORSEMENT(S) 

07655 

ehkpa 

Irregular endorsement. 

07656 

ehkte 

Require(s) endorsement. 

07657 

ehkuf 

ENDURANCE (of). See also Test. 

07658 

ehkyj 

ENERGY(IES) 

07659 

ehlam 

No energy. 

07660 

ehlco 

Surplus energy. 

07661 

ehlmy 

ENERGET IC(ALL Y) 

07662 

ehlse 

ENGAGE(S) (with). or to Engage 

See also Disengage. 

07663 

ehlug 

Engage a competent— 

07664 

ehlwi 

Engaged. 

07665 

ehlyk 

If engaged. 

07666 

ehman 

„ not otherwise engaged. 

07667 

ehmbo 

Engaging (with) 

07668 

ehmer 

ENGAGEMENT(S) 

07669 

ehmhu 

No other engagement(s) 

07670 

ehmiv 

Previous engagement(s) 

07671 

ehmly 

ENGINE(S). See also Block, Brush, Starter. 

07672 

ehmob 

Aero engine(s) (— h.p. — weight (lbs.)) 

07673 

ehmre 

Air cooled engine(s) (— h.p.) 

07674 

ehmyl 

Auxiliary engine(s) (— h.p.) 

07675 

ehnes 

Engine base(s) (— width) 

07676 

ehngu 

Engine bearer(s) L.H. 

07677 

ehnky 

„ ,, „ R.H. 

07678 

ehnma 

„ bearing(s) 

07679 

ehnoc 

„ — bearing(s) 

07680 

ehnym 

„ 1st bearing(s) 

07681 

ehoap 

„ 2nd bearing(s) 

07682 

ehoet 

„ 3rd bearing(s) 

07683 

ehofu 

„ 4th bearing(s) 

07684 

eholx 

„ 5th bearing(s) 

07685 

ehojy 

„ 6th bearing(s) 

07686 

ehola 

„ 7th bearing(s) 

07687 

ehood 

Blowing engine(s) (— h.p.) 









ehope 

[ Nos. 

07688 

07689 

07690 

07691 

07692 

07693 

07694 

07695 

07696 

07697 

07698 

07699 

07700 

07701 

07702 

07703 

07704 

07705 

07706 

07707 

07708 

07709 

07710 

07711 

07712 

07713 

07714 

07715 

07716 

07717 

07718 

07719 

07720 

07721 

07722 

07723 

07724 

07725 

07726 

07727 

07728 

07729 

07730 

07731 

07732 


ENGINE (. conid .) 


ehweb 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Engine body(ies) 

„ bore(s) (*— stroke —) 

Bottom of engine(s) 

Engine clutch(es) 

Engine(s) with clutch(es) and reverse gear(s) 
(— h.p.) 

Compound engine(s) 

Engine control(s) 

Crude oil engine (— h.p.) 

Two-cycle engine(s) (— h.p.) 

Four-cycle engine(s) (— h.p.) 

— cycle engine(s) (— h.p.) 

Cycle car engine(s) (— h.p.) 

Motor cycle engine(s) (— h.p.) 

Single cylinder engine(s) (— h.p.) 

Two-cylinder engine(s) (— h.p.) 

Three-cylinder engine(s) (— h.p.) 

Four-cylinder engine(s) (— h.p.) 

Five-cylinder engine(s) (— h.p.) 

Six-cylinder engine(s) (— h.p.) 

Seven-cylinder engine(s) (— h.p.) 

Eight-cylinder engine(s) (— h.p.) 

Nine-cylinder engine(s) (— h.p.) 

Twelve-cylinder engine(s) (— h.p.) 

— cylinder engine(s) (— h.p.) 

Twin-cylinder engine(s) (— h.p.) 

Design of engine. 

Diesel engine(s) (— h.p.) (— cycle) 

Semi-Diesel engine(s) (— h.p.) 

Dimensions of engine(s) overall, length — 
breadth — height — nett weight — gross 
weight — 

Donkey engine(s) (— h.p.) 

Electric lighting engine(s) (— h.p.) 

End(s) of engine(s) 

Aft end(s) of engine(s) 

Driving end(s) of engine(s) 

Fore end(s) of engine(s) 

Engine erector(s) 

Facing the engine(s) 

Fire engine(s) 

Fit(ted)(ting) to engine(s) 

Engine fitting(s) 

Free engine(s) 

Front of engine(s) 

Fuel consumption of engine(s) (— lbs. per horse 
power hour) 

Engine fuel(s) 

„ „ tank(s) 

* Inches or mm. from Measurement or Numeral Table , Pari II. 


160 






ehwif 

Nos. 

07733 

07734 

07735 

07736 

07737 

07738 

07739 

07740 

07741 

07742 

07743 

07744 

07745 

07746 

07747 

07748 

07749 

07750 

07751 

07752 

07753 

07754 

07755 

07756 

07757 

07758 

07759 

07760 

07761 

07762 

07763 

07764 

07765 

07766 

07767 

07768 

07769 

07770 

07771 

07772 

07773 

07774 

07775 

07776 

07777 

07778 

07779 

07780 

07781 

07782 

07783 


ENGINE (contd.) e jeip 

I 

(Half) PHRASE. 


Left-hand engine(s) 

Right-hand engine(s) 

Gas engine(s) (— h.p.) 

Hauling engine(s) (— h.p.) 

Hoisting engine(s) (— h.p.) 

Horizontal engine(s) (— h.p.) 

Inspection of engine(s) 

Installation of engine(s) 

Inverted engine(s) 

Launch engine(s) (— h.p.) 

Locomotive engine(s) (— h.p.) 

Main engine(s) (— h.p.) 

Marine engine(s) (— h.p.) 

Front engine cross member(s) 

Rear engine cross member(s) 

Mounted on engine(s) 

Engine(s) mounted on— 

Near the engine(s) 

New engine(s) (— h.p.) 

No engine(s) 

Oil engine(s) (— h.p.) 

Paraffin engine(s) (— h.p.) 

„ ,, ,, starting on petrol (— h.p.) 

Part(s) of engine(s) 

Working part(s) of engine(s) 

Petrol engine(s) (— h.p.) 

Engine bed-plates. 

Ploughing engine(s) (— h.p.) 

Portable erigine(s) (— h.p.) 

Semi-portable engine(s) (— h.p.) 

Engine(s) not giving full power. 

,, „ developing full power at — r.p.in. 

Pumping engine(s) (— h.p.) 

Engine racing. 

Rear of engine(s) 

Revolution(s) of engine(s) (r.p.in.) 

At — revolution(s) of engine(s) 

Engine room(s) 

Rotary engine(s) (— h.p.) 

Running of enginc(s) 

Side(s) of engine(s) 

Left side of engine(s) (port) 

Right side of engine(s) (starboard) 

Both side(s) of engine(s) 

Similar engines) (to—) 

Speed regulation of engine(s) 

At all speeds of the engine(s) 

Governing speed(s) of engine(s) (— r.p.m.) 

Half engine speed(s) * 

High speed engine(s) (— h.p.) 

Horizontal slow speed engine(s) (— h.p.) 


161 











ejenu 

Nos. 

07784 

07785 

07786 

07787 

07788 

07789 

07790 

07791 

07792 

07793 

07794 

07795 

07796 

07797 

07798 

07799 

07800 

07801 

07802 

07803 

07804 

07805 

07806 

07807 

07808 

07809 

07810 

07811 

07812 

07813 

07814 

07815 

07816 

07817 

07818 

07819 

07820 

07821 

07822 

07823 

07824 

07825 

07826 

07827 

07828 

07829 

07830 

07831 

07832 

07833 

07834 


(cohid.) ENQUIRY 


ejlym 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Low speed englne(s) (— h.p.) 

Piston speed(s) of engine(s) 

Engine stand(s) 

Standard engine(s) (— h.p.) 

Starting engine(s) (—h.p.) 

Engine(s) started by— 

Auxiliary starting engine(s) (— h.p.) 

Stationary engine(s) (— h.p.) 

Steam engine(s) (— h.p.) 

Engine test house(s) 

„ tester(s) 

Testing of engine(s) 

Traction engine(s) (— h.p.) 

Engine trouble(s) 

Upkeep of engine(s) 

Sleeve valve engine(s) (— h.p.) 

Commercial vehicle engine(s) (— h.p.) 

Vertical engine(s) (— h.p.) 

Water cooled engine(s) (— h.p.) 

Engine water inlet(s) 

„ „ outlet(s) 

Winch engine(s) (— cylinders — bore — stroke) 
Working of engine(s) 

Engine work(s) 

Engined. 

Not engined. 

ENGINEER(S)(ING). See also Suit. 

Civil engineer(s)(ing) 

Constructional engineer(s)(ing) 

Electrical engineer(s)(ing) 

Marine engineer(s)(ing) 

Mechanical engineer(s)(ing) 

ENGLAND. 

ENGLISH(MAN)(MEN) 

ENLARGE(S) or to Enlarge 

Enlarged. 

Enlarging. 

ENLARGEMENT(S) 

ENOUGH. 

Barely enough. 

More than enough. 

Not enough. 

If not enough. 

ENQUIRE(S) or to Enquire 

Enquired. 

Enquiring. 

ENQUIRY(IES) 

If any enquiry(ies) 

Let us have enquiry(ies) 

If enquiry(ies) 

„ no enquiry(ies) 

162 








Nos. 

07835 

07836 

07837 

07838 

07839 

07840 

07841 

07842 

07843 

07844 

07845 

07846 

07847 

07848 

07849 

07850 

07851 

07852 

07853 

07854 

07855 

07856 

07857 

07858 

07859 

07860 

07861 

07862 

07863 

07864 

07865 

07866 

07867 

07868 

07869 

07870 

07871 

07872 

07873 

07874 

07875 

07876 

07877 

07878 

07879 

07880 

07881 

07882 

07883 

07884 

07885 


ENQUIRY (contd.) 


ERECT 


ejveo 


(Half) 

word. 


(Half) PHRASE. 


ejmap 

ejmet 

ejmix 

ejmod 

ejmuj 

ejmyn 

ejnuk 

ejnyo 

ejoar 

ejodu 

ejoev 

ejohy 

ejoiz 

ejoja 

ejone 

ejoof 

ejori 

ejoul 

ejoxo 

ejpas 

ejpew 

ejpog 

ejpum 

ejpwo 

ejrey 

ejric 

ejrys 

ejsav 

ejsdy 

ejsez 

ejsfa 

ejsid 

ejsni 

ejsoj 

ejsto 

ejsup 

ejsyt 

ejtaw 

ejtok 

ejtyu 

ejuax 

ejuby 

ejuda 

ejueb 

ejuhe 

ejuli 

ejuol 

ejuro 

ejuxu 

ejvay 

ejvec 


Enquiry(ies) being made. 

Make enquiries. 

No enquiry(ies) 

(On) receipt of enquiry(ies) 

Enquiry(ies) have resulted in. 

Enquiries solicited (for) 

ENSURE(S) or to Ensure 

Ensured. 

Ensuring. 

ENTER(S) (into—) or to Enter ( into —) 

Entered (into—) 

Entering (into—) 

ENTERPR ISE(S)( ING) 

ENTERTAIN(S) 0/ to Entertain 

Entertained. 

Not entertained. 

Entertaining. 

ENTIRE(LY) 

Almost entirely. 

Not entirely. 

ENTITLE(S) or to Entitle 

Entitled (to) 

Entitling (— to) 

ENTRANGE(S) 

ENTRY(IES). See also Angle. 

ENVELOP(ES) or to Envelop 

Enveloped. 

Enveloping. 

EPICYCLIC. 

EPIDEMIC. 

EQUAL(S)(LY) (to—) or to Equal 

Almost equal (to) 

All else being equal. 

Not equal (to) (or nothing equal (to)) 

Quite equal to. 

Equalled. 

Equalling. 

EQUALIZE(S) or to Equalize 

Equalized. 

Equalizing. 

EQUALIZER(S) 

EQUIP(S) or to Equip 

Equipped (with—) 

Equipping. 

EQUIPMENT(S) 

EQUIVALENT(S) 

ERECT(S) or to Erect 

Erected. 

Erecting. 

Not erecting. 

While erecting. 


163 









ejvig 

Nos. 

07886 

07887 

07888 

07889 

07890 

07891 

07892 

07893 

07894 

07895 

07896 

07897 

07898 

07899 

07900 

07901 

07902 

07903 

07904 

07905 

07906 

07907 

07908 

07909 

07910 

07911 

07912 

07913 

07914 

07915 

07916 

07917 

07918 

07919 

07920 

07921 

07922 

07923 

07924 

07925 

07926 

07927 

07928 

07929 

07930 

07931 


(i contd .) 


EVAPORATE 


ekesa 


(Half) PHRASE 


Re-erect(s) 

Re-erected. 

ERECTION (of—) 

In course of erection. 

Re-erection (of—) 

ERECTOR(S) 

ERROR(S). See also Mistake. 

Any error(s) 

Clerical error(s) 

In error. 

No(t) (in) error. 

Slight error(s) 

ESCAPE(S). See also Fire. or 
Chance(s) of escape. 

No escape (from—) 

Escaped. 

Escaping. 

ESCUTCHEON(S). See also Pin. 
Handle escutcheon(s) 

Escutcheon plate(s) 

Screw escutcheon(s) 
ESPECIAL(LY) 

ESPIONAGE. 

ESSENT1AL(S)(LY) 

Most essential. 

Not essential(ly) 

ESTABLISH(ES) or U 

Established. 

Not established. 

Old established. 

' Establishing. 

ESTABL ISHMENT(S) 

ESTATE(S) 

ESTIMATE(S) or t 

Close estimate(s) 

Detailed estimate(s) 

Inclusive estimate(s) 

Obtain an estimate. 

Rough estimate(s) 

Submit estimate(s) (for) 

Estimated. 

Over estimated. 

Under estimated. 

Estimating. 

ETCETERA. 

ETCH(ES) 

Etched. 

Etching(s) 

EUROPE(AN)(S) 

EVAPORATE(S) or tc 

Evaporated. 


to Escape 


Establish 


Estimate 


or to Etch 


Evaporate 


164 










ekeuc 

Nos. 

07937 

07938 

07939 

07940 

07941 

07942 

07943 

07944 

07945 

07946 

07947 

07948 

07949 

07950 

07951 

07952 

07953 

07954 

07955 

07956 

07957 

07958 

07959 

07960 

07961 

07962 

07963 

07964 

07965 

07966 

07967 

07968 

07969 

07970 

07971 

07972 

07973 

07974 

07975 

07976 

07977 

07978 

07979 

07980 

07981 

07982 

07983 

07984 

07985 

07986 


(contd.) EXAMPLE ekpat 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Evaporating. 

EVAPORATION. See also Boiler, Fuel. 

Loss by evaporation. 

EVAPORATOR(S). See also Silencer. 
EVEN(LY) 

But even. 

Even if. 

Not even. 

»» >> if* 

EVENING(S) 

This evening. 

To-morrow evening. 

Yesterday evening. 

EVENT(S) 

In any event. 

,, the event of. 

EVENTUAL(LY) 

EVER. 

If ever. 

Than ever. 

EVERY. See also Other. 

Nearly every. 

EVERYONE (or EVERYBODY) 
EVERYTHING. 

EVIDENCE (of) 

Evidence to the contrary. 

If evidence (of) 

No evidence (of—) 

In spite of the evidence. 

What evidence is there ? 

EVIDENT(LY) 

EXACT(S)(LY) or to Exact 

Exacted. 

Exacting. 

EXAGGERATE(S) or to Exaggerate 

Exaggerated. 

Exaggerating. 

EXAGGERATION. 

No exaggeration. 

EXAMINATION. 

Careful examination. 

Medical examination. 

Periodical examination. 

Re-examination. 

EXAMINE(S) or to Examine 

See also Inspect. 

Re-examine. 

Examined. 

Examining. 

EXAMINER(S) 

EXAMPLE(S) 


165 







ekpex 

Nos. 

07987 

07988 

07989 

07990 

07991 

07992 

07993 

07994 

07995 

07996 

07997 

07998 

07999 

08000 

08001 

08002 

08003 

08004 

08005 

08006 

08007 

08008 

08009 

08010 

08011 

08012 

08013 

08014 

08015 

08016 

08017 

08018 

08019 

08020 

08021 

08022 

08023 

08024 

08025 

08026 

08027 

08028 

08029 

08030 

08031 

08032 

08033 

08034 

08035 

08036 

08037 


(contd.) E XCUSE 


ekzfi 


(Half) PHRASE. 


For an example (or as an example) 
EXCEED(S) or to Exceed 

Exceeded. 

Exceeding(ly) 

If exceeding. 

Not exceeding (or not to exceed) 
EXCELLENCE(T)(LY) 

EXCEPT(S) or to Except 

All excepting) 

Except that. 

Excepted. 

Not excepted. 

Excepting. 

Not excepting. 

EXCEPT ION(S)(AL)(L Y) 

No(t) exception(ally) 

If no(t) exception(ally) 

With the exception of. 

Without exception. 

EXCESS(ES) (of). See also Water. 

In excess (of—) 

No excess (of—) 

EXCESS IVE(LY) 

Not excessive(ly) 

EXCHANGE(S) or to Exchange 

Exchange advanced (to—) 

„ declined (to—) 

Difference in exchange. 

Favourable exchange. 

In exchange (for—) 

Rate of exchange. 

High rate of exchange. 

Low rate of exchange. 

Unfavourable exchange. 

Exchanged. 

Exchanging. 

EXCITE(S) 

Excited. 

Exciting. 

EXCITEMENT. 

No excitement. 

EXCLUDE(S) 

Excluded. 

Excluding. 

EXCLUDER(S) 

EXCLUSION. 

EXCLUSIVE(LY) 

EXCUSE(S) 

No excuse. 

If no excuse. 

Excused. 


or to Excite 


or to Exclude 


or to Excuse 


166 








ekzil 

Nos. 

08038 

08039 

08040 

08041 

08042 

08043 

08044 

08045 

08046 

08047 

08048 

08049 

08050 

08051 

08052 

08053 

08054 

08055 

08056 

08057 

08058 

08059 

08060 

08061 

08062 

08063 

08064 

08065 

08066 

08067 

08068 

08069 

08070 

08071 

08072 

08073 

08074 

08075 

08076 

08077 

08078 

08079 

08080 

08081 

08082 

08083 

08084 

08085 


( conid .) 


EXISTENT 


elera 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Excusing. 

EXECUTE(S) or to Execute 

Executed. 

Executing. 

EXECUTION. 

EXECUTIVE. 

EXECUTOR(S) (or EXECUTRIX) 

EXEMPT(ION) (from). See also Regulation. 

No(t) exempt(ion) (from) 

Partial(ly) exempt(ion) (from) 

Total(ly) exempt(ion) (from) 

EXERT(S) or to Exert 

Exerted. 

Exerting. 

EXERTION. 

Without exertion. 

EXHAUST(S). or to Exhaust 

See also Box, Cam, Camshaft, Jacket, Port, 
Spring, Stroke, Valve, Whistle. 

Exhaust arrangements. 

„ bend(s) 

„ branch(es) 

„ fitting(s) 

„ flange(s) 

Invisible exhaust(s) 

Exhaust manifold(s) 

„ outlet(s) 

» pipe(s)(ing) 

Visible exhaust(s) 

Exhausted. 

Exhausting. 

EXHAUSTIVE(LY) 

EXHIBIT(S) or to Exhibit 

Exhibited. 

If exhibited. 

Not exhibited. 

If not exhibited. 

Exhibiting. 

If exhibiting. 

Not exhibiting. 

If not exhibiting. 

EXHIBITION(S). See also Flying. 

No exhibition. 

Exhibition of the S.M.M. and T. (Opens — and 
closes —) 

Exhibition space(s) 

EXIST(S) or to Exist 

Existed. 

Existing. 

EXISTENCE. 

EXISTENT. 


167 








eleud 

Nos. 

08086 

08087 

08088 

08089 

08090 

08091 

08092 

08093 

08094 

08095 

08096 

08097 

08098 

08099 

08100 

08101 

08102 

08103 

08104 

08105 

08106 

08107 

08108 

08109 

08110 

08111 

08112 

08113 

08114 

08115 

08116 

08117 

08118 

08119 

08120 

08121 

08122 

08123 

08124 

08125 

08126 

08127 

08128 

08129 

08130 

08131 

08132 

08133 

08134 

08135 

08136 


( contd .) 


EXPIRE 


elmiz 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Non-existent. 

EXPAND(S) or to Expand 

Expanded. 

Expanding. 

EXPANDER(S) 

EXPANSION. See also Spring. 

EXPECT(S) or to Expect 

Expected (to) 

Expecting (to) 

EXPENDITURE. 

EXPENSE(S). See also Pack, Salary. 

Add expenses. 

Deduct expenses. 

Averse to going to the expense (of) 

Office expenses. 

Out-of-pocket expenses. 

Running expenses. 

Spare no expense. 

No expense spared. 

Travelling expenses. 

Without expenses. 

Working expenses. 

EXPENS IVE(LY) 

More expensive(ly) 

Not expensive(ly) 

Very expensive(ly) 

EXPERIENCE(S) or to Experience 

According to experience(s) 

Exceptional experience(s) 

Very little experience. 

If experience(d) 

„ no(t) experience(d) 

Long experience. 

No(t) experience(d) 

Practical experience(s) 

Experience proves (that) 

What experience ? 

Experienced. 

Experiencing. 

EXPER IMENT(S)(AL) 

Continual experiment(s) 

No experiment(s) 

Result of experiment(s) 

Successful experiment(s) 

Unsuccessful experiment(s) 

EXPERT(S) 

Consult an expert. 

Opinion of expert(s) 

EXPIRATION (of—) 

EXPIRE(S) or to Expire 

Expired. 


168 








elmne 

Nos. 

08137 

08138 

08139 

08140 

08141 

08142 

08143 

08144 

08145 

08146 

08147 

08148 

08149 

08150 

08151 

08152 

08153 

08154 

08155 

08156 

08157 

08158 

08159 

08160 

08161 

08162 

08163 

08164 

08165 

08166 

08167 

08168 

08169 

08170 

08171 

08172 

08173 

08174 

08175 

08176 

08177 

08178 

08179 

08180 

08181 

08182 

08183 

08184 


(contd.) 


EXTENT 


eluaz 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Expiring. 

EXPLAIN(S) or to Explain 

Explain further. 

(As) explained. 

Not explained. 

Explaining (that) 

EXPLANATION(S) 

In explanation of. 

No explanation offered. 

Requires explanation. 

Explanation satisfactory. 

„ not satisfactory. 

EXPLIGIT(LY) 

EXPLODE(S) or to Explode 

Exploded. 

Exploding. 

EXPLOSION(S) 

Intermittent explosion(s) 

Regular explosion(s) 

Serious explosion. 

Slight explosion. 

EXPLOSIVES) 

EXPORT(S). See also Duty, or to Export 

Trade. 

Exported. 

Exporting. 

EXPORT AT ION(S) (of) 

What is the position regarding the exportation 
(of—) 

EXPOSE(S) or to Expose 

Exposed. 

Exposing. 

EXPOSURE. 

EXPRESS(ES)(LY). See also Rate, Train. 
Expressed. 

Expressing. 

EXTEND(S) or to Extend 

Extended. 

Extending. 

EXTENSION(S). See also Plate, Prop, R 
Shaft. 

Folding extension(s) 

Front extension(s) 

Maximum extension(s) 

Minimum extension(s) 

Rear extension(s) 

Solid extension(s) 

EXTENSIVE(LY) 

EXTENT. 

(To) any extent. 

Not to any extent. 

169 






eluba 


EXTENT (contd.) 


FACILITY 


embnu 


No8. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

08185 

eluba 

(To the) fullest extent. 

08186 

elued 

(To a) large extent. 

08187 

elufe 

„ „ small extent. 

08188 

eluji 

„ some extent. 

08189 

eluon 

,, such an extent (that) 

08190 

elupo 

,, what extent ? 

EXTERIOR. 

08191 

eluvu 

08192 

eluzy 

EXTERNAL(LY) 

08193 

elwab 

EXTINCT(ION) 

08194 

elwef 

EXTINGUISH(ES) or to Extinguish 

08195 

elwhi 

Extinguished. 

08196 

elwij 

Extinguishing. 

08197 

elwop 

EXTINGUISHER(S). See also Fire. 

08198 

elwuv 

EXTRA(S) 

08199 

elwyz 

If extra. 

08200 

elxac 

No(t) extra(s) 

08201 

elxeg 

If no(t) extra(s) 

08202 

elxgl 

EXTRAGT(S) or to Extract 

08203 

elxik 

Extracted. 

08204 

elxmo 

Extracting. 

08205 

elxsu 

EXTRACTION. 

08206 

elxwy 

EXTRACTOR(S) 

08207 

elxya 

EXTRAORDINARY(ILY) 

08208 

elyad 

EXTRAVAGANCE(T)(LY) 

08209 

elybe 

EXTREME(S)(LY) 

08210 

elyeh 

EYE(S). See also Shield. 

08211 

elyfi 

Eye(s) to drive. 

08212 

elyil 

Eye end(s) 

08213 

elylo 

Front eye(s) 

08214 

elyor 

Prop eye(s) 

08215 

elyru 

Rear eye(s) 

08216 

elyux 

Screw eye(s) 

08217 

elyvy 

Spike eye(s) 

08218 

elyxa 

Tube eyc(s) 

08219 

elzim 

EYELET(S). See also Pliers. 

08220 

elzos 

Button eyelet(s) 

08221 

elzuy 

Eyelet(s) and ring(s) 

08222 

elzwa 

F. 

08223 

elzyc 

FABRIC(S). See also Tyre. 

08224 

emaag 

FACE(S). or to Face 

See also Asbestos, Cone, Plate. 

08225 

emaci 

Faced. 

08226 

emaek 

Facing. 

08227 

emasy 

FACILITATE(S) or to Facilitate 

08228 

emaye 

Facilitated. 

08229 

erabah 

Facilitating. 

08230 

embel 

FACILITY(IES) 

08231 

embho 

Easy facility(ies) 

08232 

emblp 

Increased facility(ies) 

08233 

embnu 

Special facilityOes) 


170 






embov FACSIMILE FANCY emjet 


No8. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

08234 

embov 

FACSIMILE. 

08235 

embry 

(In) FACT. 

08236 

embta 

FACTOR(S) or to Factor 

08237 

embub 

Factored. 

08238 

embyf 

Factoring. 

08239 

emcem 

FACTOR Y(IES) 

08240 

emcgo 

FADE(S) or to Fade 

08241 

emcmu 

Faded. 

08242 

emcow 

Fading. 

08243 

emcsa 

FAHRENHEIT (— degrees) 

08244 

emcuc 

FAIL(S) or to Fail 

08245 

emcwe 

Failed. 

08246 

emcyg 

Failing. 

08247 

emdaj 

FAILURE(S) 

08248 

emden 

Failure avoided. 

08249 

emdfo 

Bad failure. 

08250 

emdir 

Failure expected. 

08251 

emdox 

,, impossible. 

08252 

emdra 

Proved a failure. 

08253 

emdud 

FAIR(LY) 

08254 

emdzi 

FALL(S). See also Fell. or to Fait 

08255 

emels 

Fall(sj(ing) off. 

08256 

emeku 

„ „ „ out. 

08257 

emeyi 

,, ,, „ short of. 

08258 

emfal 

„ „ „ through. 

08259 

emfdo 

„ ,, within. 

08260 

emfep 

Fallen. 

08261 

emfit 

„ off. 

08262 

emfju 

„ through. 

08263 

emfoz 

Falling. 

08261 

emfuf 

FAMILIAR(LY) 

08265 

emfyj 

FAN(S). See also Belt, Bracket. 

08266 

emgam 

Fan bearing(s) 

08267 

emgug 

,, ball bearing(s) 

Belt driven fan(s) 

08268 

emgwi 

08269 

emgyk 

Fan blade(s) 

08270 

emhan 

Electric fan(s) (— cubic feet per min. at — ins. 
water gauge) 

08271 

emher 

Fan housing(s) 

08272 

emhiv 

„ hub(s) 

08273 

emhob 

„ lever(s) 

08274 

emhyl • 

„ pulley(s) 

08275 

emies 

shaft(s) 

08276 

emigu 

Stationary fan(s) (— cubic feet per min. at — ins. 
water gauge) 

08277 

emiky 

Stationary fan support(s) 

08278 

emima 

Steam driven fan(s) (— cubic feet per min. at — ins. 
water gauge) 

08279 

emioc 

FANCY(IES) or to Fancy 

08280 

emjap 

Fancied. 

08281 

emjet 

Fancying. 


171 









FAVOUR 


emrol 


emjfu FAR 


No8. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE 

08282 

emjfu 

FAR. 

08283 

emjix 

As far as. 

08284 

emjla 

Not as far as. 

08285 

emjod 

By far. 

08286 

emjpe 

How far? 

08287 

emjti 

Too far. 

08288 

emjuj 

FARAD(S) 

08289 

emjyn 

Micro-farad(s) 

08290 

emjzo 

FARE(S) 

08291 

emksl 

FARTHER (than) 

08292 

emkuk 

No farther (than) 

08293 

emkyo 

FARTHEST. 

08294 

emlar 

FASH ION(S)(ABLE)(Y) 

08295 

emlev 

FAST. 

08296 

emliz 

As fast as possible. 

08297 

emlof 

Not fast enough. 

08298 

emlul 

Very fast. 

08299 

emlyp 

FASTEN(S). See also Tyre. or to Fasten 

08300 

emmas 

Fastened. 

08301 

emmcu 

Fastening(s) 

08302 

emmew 

FASTENER(S). See also Belt, Chain. 

08303 

emmgy 

Ball fastener(s) 

08304 

emmog 

Bonnet fastener(s) 

08305 

emmum 

Door fastener(s) 

08306 

emmwo 

Hood fastener(s) 

08307 

emnat 

Hook fastener(s) 

08308 

emnex 

Mat fastener(s) 

08309 

emnib 

Snap fastener(s) 

08310 

emnoh 

Dove-tail fastener(s) 

08311 

emnun 

Window fastener(s) 

08312 

emnyr 

FASTER. 

08313 

emoey 

No faster (than) 

08314 

emoga 

FASTEST. 

08315 

emoic 

FATAL(LY) 

08316 

emoke 

FATHER(S) 

08317 

empav 

FATHOM(S) 

08318 

empdy 

FATIGUE(S) or to Fatigue 

08319 

empez 

Fatigued. 

08320 

empfa 

Fatiguing. 

08321 

empid 

FAUCET(S) 

08322 

empje 

FAULT(S) (of) 

08323 

empni 

Not the fault of. 

08324 

empoj 

Our (my) fault. 

08325 

empto 

Their (his) fault. 

08326 

empup 

Your fault. 

08327 

empyt 

FAULTY. 

08328 

empzu 

FAVOUR(S) or to Favour 

08329 

emrax 

In favour of— 

08330 

emrcb 

Not in favour of— 

08331 

emrif 

Favoured. 

08332 

emrol 

Favouring. 


172 














emrur 

Nos. 

08333 

08334 

08335 

08336 

08337 

08338 

08339 

08340 

08341 

08342 

08343 

08344 

08345 

08346 

08347 

08348 

08349 

08350 

08351 

08352 

08353 

08354 

08355 

08356 

08357 

08358 

08359 

08360 

08361 

08362 

08363 

08364 

08365 

08366 

08367 

08368 

08369 

08370 

08371 

08372 

08373 

08374 

08375 

08376 

08377 

08378 

08379 

08380 

08381 

08382 


FERRULE 


emyos 


(Half) PHRASE 


FAYOURABLE(Y) 

Not favourable(y) 

FAWN. 

Deep fawn. 

Light fawn. 

FEAR(S) or to Fear 

No fear (of) 

Feared. 

Fearing. 

FEATHER(S). See also Key. 

FEATURE(S) 

Bad feature(s) 

Good feature(s) 

Special feature(s) 

FEBRUARY. See also Date Table , Part II. 
FEE(S). See also Registration. 

FEED(S). See also Boiler, Pressure, Water. 
Automatic feed(s) 

Drip feed(s) 

Forced feed(s) 

Gravity feed(s) 

Regular feed(s) 

Sight feed(s) 

Feeding. 

Fed. 

Pressure fed. 

FEEDER(S) 

FEEL(S). See also Felt. or to Feel 

Feeling(s) 

FEET. See also Foot. See also Measurement 
Table , Part II. 

Cubic feet. 

From — ft. to — ft. 

— ft. per hour. 

Lineal feet. 

— ft. per minute. 

Square ft. 

FELL. See also Fall. 

Fell off. 

„ out.. 

„ short of. 

„ through. 

FELT(ING). See also Feel, Packing. 

FENCE(S). See also Plate. or to Fence 

Fenced. 

Fencing. 

FENDER(S). See also Brace. 

Rope-covered fender(s) 

FERROUS. 

Non-ferrous. 

FERRULE(S). See also Boiler. 


173 









emyuy 

Nos. 

08383 

08384 

08385 

08386 

08387 

08388 

08389 

08390 

08391 

08392 

08393 

08394 

08395 

08396 

08397 

08398 

08399 

08400 

08401 

08402 

08403 

08404 

08405 

08406 

08407 

08408 

08409 

08410 

08411 

08412 

08413 

08414 

08415 

08416 

08417 

08418 

08419 

08420 

08421 

08422 

08423 

08424 

08425 

08426 

08427 

08428 

08429 

08430 

08431 


FERRY 


FILL 


eneit 


(Half) PHRASE. 


FERRY(IES) 

FESTOON(S). See also Bulb. 

FETCH(ES) or to Fetch 

Fetched. 

Fetching. 

FETTLER(S) 

FEVER. 

FEW (of) 

Only a few. 

So few that— 

Very few. 

FEWER (than—) 

FIBRE. See also Asbestos, Disc, Insulator, Mat, 
Pad. 

Fibre sheet(s) (— length x — width x — thick¬ 
ness) 

Vulcanised fibre. 

FIELD. See also Magnet. 

FIGURE(S) or to Figure 

Approximate figure(s) 

Exact figure(s) 

Final figure(s) 

No figure(s) 

What figure(s) 

Figured. 

Figuring. 

FILAMENT. See also Bulb, Lamp. 

Carbon filament. 

Double filament. 

Focussing filament. 

Single filament. 

Drawn wire filament. 

FILE(S) or to Fite 

Bastard file(s) 

Contact file(s) 

Flat filers) 

Milling file(s) 

Rough file(s) 

Round file(s) 

Half round file(s) 

Second cut file(s) 

Smooth file(s) 

Dead smooth file(s) 

Square file(s) 

Three square file(s) 

Ward file(s) 

Filed. 

Filing. 

FILL(S) or to Fill 

Filled. 

Half filled. 


174 









FINE 


enkul 


eneju FILL (contd.) 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

08432 

eneju 

Filled with. 

08433 

eneny 

Filling. 

08434 

eneoz 

Quick filling. 

08435 

enepa 

. Self filling. 

08436 

enete 

FILLER(S) 

08437 

eneuf 

Filler cap(s) 

08438 

enexi 

„ cover(s) 

08439 

enfam 

„ flange(s) 

08440 

enfco 

„ gauge. 

08441 

enfse 

Oil filler(s) 

08442 

enfug 

Petrol filler(s) 

08443 

enfwi 

Water filler(s) 

08444 

enfyk 

FILLET(S) 

08445 

engan 

FlLM(S). See also Oil, Photograph. 

08446 

engbo 

FILTER(S) 

08447 

enger 

Filter body(ies) 

08448 

enghu 

„ cage(s) 

08449 

engiv 

„ chamber(s) 

08450 

engly 

,, cover(s) 

08451 

engna 

Fuel filter(s) 

08452 

engob 

Gauze filter(s) 

08453 

engre 

Filter holder(s) 

08454 

engvi 

Oil filter(s) 

08455 

engyl 

Filter pad(s) 

08456 

enhes 

Petrol filter(s) 

08457 

enhoc 

Oil tank filter(s) 

08458 

enhym 

Petrol tank filter(s) 

08459 

eniap 

Water filter(s) 

08460 

eniet 

Filtered. 

08461 

enifu 

Filtering. 

08462 

enljy 

FILTRATION. 

08463 

enila 

FIN(S) 

08464 

eniod 

Air cooling fin(s) 

08465 

enipe 

Fixed fin(s) 

08466 

enitl 

FINAL(LY) 

08467 

enluj 

Not final(ly) 

08468 

enizo 

FINANCE(S) or to Finance 

08469 

enjka 

Financed. 

08470 

enjsi 

Financing. 

08471 

enjuk 

FINANCIAL(LY) 

08472 

enjyo 

FINANCIER(S) 

08473 

enkar 

FIND(S). See also Found. or to Find 

08474 

enkdu 

Find out if. 

08475 

enkev 

,, that. 

08476 

enkhy 

Finding. 

08477 

enkiz 

FINE(S)(LY). See also Superfine. 

08478 

enkja 

As fine as. 

08479 

enkne 

Not as fine (as) 

08480 

enkof 

,, fine enough. 

08481 

enkrl 

Extra fine. 

08482 

enkul 

Liable to a fine (of—) 


175 








FINE (contd.) 


FIRE 


enszy 


enkyp 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

08483 

enkyp 

Too fine. 

08484 

enlas 

Very fine. 

08485 

enlevv 

FINER (than) 

08486 

enlog 

No finer (than) 

08487 

enlum 

FINEST. 

08488 

enmat 

FINGER(S) 

08489 

enmex 

FINISH(ES). See also Style. or to Finish 

08490 

enmib 

Brass finish. 

08491 

enmoh 

High class finish. 

08492 

enmun 

Oxydised copper finish. 

08493 

enmyr 

Ebony finish. 

08494 

enney 

Electro finish. 

08495 

ennga 

Black enamelled finish. 

08496 

ennic 

External finish. 

08497 

ennke 

Gilt finish. 

08498 

ennys 

Internal finish. 

08499 

enoav 

Internal and external finish. 

08500 

enody 

Japanned finish. 

08501 

enoez 

Mottled finish. 

08502 

enofa 

Nickel finish(ed) 

08503 

enoid 

Oxydised finish. 

08504 

enoje 

Plain finish. 

08505 

enoni 

Plated finish. 

08506 

enooj 

Rapid finish. 

08507 

e&oto 

Rough finish. 

08508 

enoup 

Same finish. 

08509 

enozu 

Satin finish. 

08510 

enpaw 

Silver finish. 

08511 

enpcy 

Standard finish. 

08512 

enpmi 

Blue steel finish. 

08513 

enpok 

Stock finish. 

08514 

enpso 

Surface finish. 

08515 

enpyu 

Finished. 

08516 

enray 

Badly finished. 

08517 

enrec 

Half finished. 

08518 

enrig 

Finished to match— 

08519 

enrom 

Finished off (with—) 

08520 

enrus 

Unfinished. 

08521 

ensaz 

Well finished. 

08522 

ensba 

Finishing. 

08523 

ensed 

After finishing. 

08524 

ensfe 

Before finishing. 

08525 

ensji 

FINISHER(S). See also Metal. 

08526 

enson 

Body painter finisher(s) 

08527 

enspo 

Coach finisher(s) 

08528 

ensut 

FIRE(S) or to Fire 

See also Ambulance, Coal, Engine, Insurance, 
Misfire, Oil, Petrol, Proof, Pump, Wood. 

08529 

ensvu 

Back-fire(d) 

08530 

ensyx 

Fire Brigade. 

08531 

enszy 

Damaged by fire. 


176 










enuab FIRE (contd.) FIT epapy 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

08532 

enuab 

Destroyed by fire. 

08533 

enude 

Fire escape(s) 

08534 

enuef 

„ extinguisher(s) 

08535 

enuhi 

Outbreak(s) of fire. 

08536 

enuno 

Fired. 

08537 

enuop 

Firing. 

08538 

enutu 

F IREBOX(ES) 

08539 

enuxy 

FIRKIN(S) 

08540 

enuza 

FIRM(S)(LY) 

08541 

envac 

Keep firm(ly) 

08542 

enveg 

Well-known firm(s) 

08543 

envgi 

Name of firm. 

08544 

envik 

Not firm(ly) 

08545 

envmo 

Opposite firm. 

08546 

envsu 

Any other firm(s) 

08547 

envwy 

No other firm. 

08548 

envya 

Firm(s) of high standing. 

08549 

enwad 

„ „ of small standing. 

08550 

enwil 

Which firm(s) 

08551 

enwor 

FIRST(LY). See also Aid, Rate. 

08552 

enwru 

First of all. 

08553 

enwux 

At first. 

08554 

enwyb 

Not (at) first. 

08555 

enxim 

(From) first to last. 

08556 

enxko 

FIT(S) or *° Fit 

08557 

enxos 

Close fit(s) 

08558 

enxuy 

Driving fit. 

08559 

enxwa 

(To) fit(s) flush (with) 

08560 

enxyc 

Fit(s) into 

08561 

enyaf 

„ „ on to. 

08562 

enydi 

Ordinary fit(s) 

08563 

enyej 

Fit(s) over. 

08564 

enyin 

„ „ perfectly. 

08565 

enyjo 

Sliding fit(s) 

08566 

enyot 

Tight fit(s)(ing) 

08567 

enypu 

Fit(s) to. 

08568 

enyty 

„ „ together. 

08569 

enyuz 

„ „ under. 

08570 

enyva 

Fitted (to—) 

08571 

enyze 

,, between. 

08572 

enzag 

Easily fitted. 

08573 

enzcl 

Permanently fitted. 

08574 

enzek 

Re-fitted. 

08575 

enzye 

When fitted (to) (in) 

08576 

epaaj 

Fitted with— 

08577 

epaen 

„ at works. 

08578 

epafo 

Fitting(s) 

08579 

epair 

Easy fitting(s) 

08580 

epalu 

No fitting. 

08581 

epaox 

Ready for fitting (to) 

08582 

epapy 

Fitting up. 


177 













epara 


FITTER 


FLANGE 


ephka 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

08583 

epara 

FITTER(S). See also Tool. 

08584 

epaud 

Coach fitter(s) 

08585 

epave 

Electrical fitter(s) 

08586 

epazi 

FITTING(S) (for—). See also Boiler, Car, Cylinder, 
Engine, Exhaust, Part, Pin, Pipe, Tractor, 
Tube, Valve, etc., etc. 

08587 

epbak 

Aluminium fitting(s) 

08588 

epbls 

Brass fitting(s) 

08589 

epboy 

Complete (with) fitting(s) 

08590 

epbyi 

Corner fitting(s) 

08591 

epcal 

Electrical fitting(s) 

08592 

epcep 

Exterior fitting(s) 

08593 

epcit 

Interior fitting(s) 

08594 

epcju 

Iron fitting(s) 

08595 

epcny 

Japanned fitting(s) 

08596 

epcoz 

Metal fitting(s) 

08597 

epcpa 

Nickel fitting(s) 

08598 

epcte 

No fitting(s) 

08599 

epcuf 

Plated fitting(s) 

08600 

epcyj 

Seat fitting(s) 

08601 

epdam 

Silver fitting(s) 

08602 

epdug 

Fitting(s) as specified. 

08603 

epdwi 

Standard fitting(s) 

08604 

epdyk 

Steam fitting(s) 

08605 

epean 

Steel fitting(s) 

08606 

epebo 

Water fitting(s) 

08607 

epeer 

Wire mechanism fitting(s) 

08608 

epehu 

FIX(ES) or to Fix 

08609 

epeiv 

Fixed (to—) 

08610 

epely 

Easily fixed. 

08611 

epena 

Not fixed (to—) 

08612 

epeob 

Fixed on. 

08613 

epere 

Fixing(s) 

08614 

epevi 

For fixing (to—) (on) 

08615 

epeyl 

Ready for fixing (to) 

08616 

epfes 

FIXTURE(S) 

08617 

epfoc 

No fixture(s) 

08618 

epfym 

FLAGSTAFF(S) 

08619 

epgap 

FLAME(S) 

08620 

epget 

FLANGE(S). See also Axle, or to Flange 

Carburettor, Clutch, Collar, Cylinder, 
Exhaust, Filler, Generator, Hub, Pedal, 
Plate, Propeller, Shaft, Valve, Wheel. 

08621 

epgix 

Solid cast flange(s) 

08622 

epgla 

Circular flange(s) (— bore — dia. — thickness) 

08623 

epgod 

Coupling flange(s) 

08624 

epguj 

Driving flange(s) 

08625 

epgyn 

Eliptical flange(s) 

08626 

epgzo 

Fibre flange(s) 

08627 

ephka 

Forked flange(s) 


178 







ephsi FLANGE ( conld .) FLINT epoxu 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

08628 

ephsi 

Front llange(s) 

08629 

ephuk 

Inlet flange(s) 

08630 

ephyo 

Loose flange(s) 

08631 

epiar 

Outlet flange(s) 

08632 

epidu 

Pipe flange(s) (— diameter — bore — thickness) 

08633 

epiev 

Rear flange(s) 

08634 

epihy 

Screwed flange(s) 

08635 

epija 

Side flange(s) 

08636 

epine 

Turned flange(s) 

08637 

epiof 

Flange unionfs) 

08638 

epiri 

Flanged. 

08639 

epiul 

Flanging. 

08640 

epixo 

FLAP(S) 

08641 

epjas 

FLARE(S). See also Light. 

08642 

epjew 

Acetylene flare(s) 

08643 

epjog 

Oil flare(s) 

08644 

epjum 

FLASH. See also Boiler, Lamp. 

08645 

epjwo 

High flash. 

08646 

epkat 

Low flash. 

08647 

epkex 

FLAT(S) 

08648 

epkha 

Flatted. 

08649 

epkib 

FLATTEN(S) or to Flatten 

08650 

epkle 

Flattened. 

08651 

epkoh 

Flattening. 

08652 

epkpi 

FLATTER(S) 

08653 

epkun 

FLAW(S) 

08654 

epkvo 

FLAWLESS. 

08655 

epkyr 

FLAX. 

08656 

epley 

FLEECE. 

08657 

eplic 

FLEET (of) 

08658 

eplys 

FLESH(ES) 

08659 

epmav 

FLEW. See also Flown, Fly. 

08660 

epmez 

FLEX. 

08661 

epmid 

Double flex (— ft.) 

08662 

epmoj 

Single flex (— ft.) 

08663 

epmup 

Twin flex (— ft.) 

08664 

epmyt 

FLEXIBLE. See also Connection. 

08665 

epnaw 

FLEXIBILITY. 

08666 

epnok 

FLIGHT(S) 

08667 

epnyu 

Flight of — days. 

08668 

epoax 

,, ,, — hours. 

08669 

epoby 

,, „ — minutes. 

08670 

epoda 

Night flight(s) of — hours. 

08671 

epoeb 

,, ,, „ ,, — minutes. 

08672 

epohe 

Prolonged flight(s) 

08673 

epoif 

Over-sea flight(s) 

08674 

epoli 

Successful flight(s) 

08675 

epool 

Unsuccessful flight(s) 

08676 

eporo 

While in flight. 

08677 

epour 

FLIMSY. 

08678 

epoxu 

FLINT. 


179 


7 











eppay 


FLOAT 


FOCUS 


epxag 


Nos. 


08679 

08680 

08681 

08682 

08683 

08684 

08685 

08686 

08687 

08688 

08689 

08690 

08691 

08692 

08693 

08694 

08695 

08696 

08697 

08698 

08699 

08700 

08701 

08702 

08703 

08704 

08705 

08706 

08707 

08708 

08709 

08710 

08711 

08712 

08713 

08714 

08715 

08716 

08717 

08718 

08719 

08720 

08721 

08722 

08723 

08724 

08725 

08726 


| ( Hal f) | (Half) PHRASE 

word. I 


eppay 

eppca 

eppec 

eppge 

eppig 

eppki 

eppom 

eppus 

eppwu 

epsab 

epsde 

epsef 

epshi 

epsij 

epsno 

epsop 

epstu 

epsuv 

epsyz 

eptac 

eptce 

epteg 

eptgi 

eptik 

eptmo 

eptwy 

eptya 

epuad 

epube 

epufi 

epuhk 

epulo 

epuor 

epuru 

epuvy 

epuxa 

epvim 

epvos 

epvuy 

epvwa 

epvyc 

epwaf 

epwej 

epwin 

epwot 

epwuz 

epwyd 

I epXag 


FLOAT(S). Sec also Axle, or to Float 

Carburettor, Shaft, Siiaker. 

Float box(es) 

Brass float(s) 

Float chamber(s) 

,, feeds chamber(s) 

Cork float(s) 

Float lever(s) 

Main float(s) 

Tail float(s) 

Float weight(s) 

Wing-tip float(s) 

Floated. 

Floating. 

FLOCK. 

FLOOD(S) or to Flood 

Flooded. 

Flooding. 

FLOOR(S) (— x — ). See also Board. 

FLOUR. Sec also Emery. 

FLOW(S). See also Oil, Water. or to Flow 
Flowed. 

Flowing. 

FLOWER(S). See also Vase. 

FLOWMETER(S) (to indicate from — to — per hour) 
FLOWN. See also Fly. 

FLUCTUATE(S) or to Fluctuate 

Fluctuated. 

Fluctuating. 

FLUCTUAT 10N(S) 

FLUE(S). See also Boiler. 

FLUID(S). See also Vulcanise. 

FLUSH (with). See also Fit. 

Not flush (with) 

FLUTE(S) or to Flute 

Fluted. 

Fluting. 

FLUX(ES). See also Braze, Solder, Vulcanise. 
FLY(IES). See also Aviation, Certificate, Flew, 
Flown. 

Flying. 

Conditions of flying. 

Flying efficiency. 

Exhibition flying. 

FLYWHEEL(S) 

Flywheel axle(s) 

„ coupling(s) 

„ housing(s) 

FOCUS(ES) or to Focus 

See also Adapter, Lamp. 

Adjustable focus. 


i 80 










epxek 


FOCUS ( contd .) 


FORECLOSE 


ercvi 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

08727 

epxek 

Fixed focus. 

08728 

epxye 

Focussed. 

08729 

epyah 

Focussing. 

08730 

epybi 

FOG(S) ^ 

08731 

epyel 

FOIL. See also Shim. 

08732 

epyho 

Brass foil (— thickness) 

08733 

epyip 

Copper foil (— thickness) 

08734 

epynu 

FOLD(S) (up). See also Screen. or to Fold 

08735 

epyov 

Folded (up) 

08736 

epyry 

Folding (up) 

08737 

epyta 

FOLDER(S) 

08738 

epyub 

FOLLOW(S) (up) or lo Follow 

08739 

epyxe 

As follows. 

08740 

epzem 

Followed (up) 

08741 

epzgo 

Not followed (up) 

08742 

epzmu 

Following (up) 

08743 

epzow 

Not following (up) 

08744 

epzuc 

FOLLOWER(S) 

i»8 1 4i) 

epzwe 

FOOL(S). Sec also Proof. 

08746 

epzyg 

(Per) FOOT. See also Accelerator, Bar, Bf^ke, 
Control, Feet, Muff, Operate, Plate. 
Sec also Measurement Table , Part 11. 

087-17 

eraal 

(Per) cubic foot. 

08748 

erado 

„ lineal foot. 

08719 

eraep 

,, square foot. 

08750 

erait 

FOOTBOARD(S). See also Bracket. 

08751 

eraju 

FOOTING. 

08752 

erany 

FOOTREST(S) 

08753 

eraoz 

FOOT-WAR MER(S) 

08754 

erapa 

Elect ric foot-warnicr(s) 

08755 

erate 

Hot-water foot-warnier(s) 

08756 

erauf 

FOR, 

08757 

eraxi 

As for. 

08758 

erbam 

But for. 

08759 

erbco 

If for. 

08760 

erbmy 

„ not for. 

08761 

erbse 

Not for. 

08762 

erbug 

FORBID(S) or lo Forbid 

08763 

erbwi 

Forbidden. 

08764 

erbyk 

Forbidding. 

08765 

ercan 

FORCE(S). Sec also Water. or lo Force 

08766 

ere bo 

In force. 

08767 

ercer 

Not in force. 

08768 

erchu 

Forced. 

08769 

erciv 

If forced. 

08770 

ercly 

Not forced. 

08771 

erena 

Forcing. 

08772 

ercob 

FORCIBLE(Y) 

08775 

ercre 

FORE. 

08771 

ercuh 

Fore and aft. 

08775 1 

ercvi 

FORECLOSE(S) or to Foreclose 


1 Hi 

i . 















ercyl FORECLOSE (conId.) FORM erjke 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

08776 

ercyl 

Foreclosed. 

08777 

erdes 

Foreclosing. 

08778 

erdgu 

FORECLOSURE. 

08779 

erdky 

FOREGO(ES) or to Forego 

08780 

erdma 

Foregoing. 

08781 

erdoc 

Foregone. 

08782 

erdym 

FOREGROUND. 

08783 

ereap 

FOREIGN(ER)(S) 

08784 

ereet 

FORGE(S). See also Bellows, or to Forge 

Metal. 

08785 

erefu 

Brazing forge(s) 

08786 

ereix 

Hand forge(s) 

08787 

erejy 

Forged. 

08788 

erela 

Drop forged. 

08789 

ereod 

Forging(s) 

08790 

erepe 

Drop forging(s) 

08791 

ereti 

Iron forging(s) 

08792 

ereuj 

Steel forging(s) 

08793 

erezo 

FORGER Y(IES) 

08794 

erfka 

FORGET(S) or to Forget 

08795 

erfsi 

Forgot(ten) 

08796 

erfyo 

Forgetting. 

08797 

ergar 

FORGETFUL(NESS) 

08798 

ergdu 

FORK(S). See also Brace, or to Fork 

Clutch, Steer. 

08799 

ergev 

Fork blade(s) 

08800 

erghy 

Front fork(s) 

08801 

ergiz 

Fork pin(s) 

08802 

ergja 

„ spring(s) 

08803 

ergne 

Spring fork(s) 

08804 

ergof 

Striking fork(s) 

08805 

ergri 

Double truss fork(s) , 

08806 

ergul 

Forked. 

08807 

ergyp 

„ at either end. 

FORM(S) See also Part. or to Form 

08808 

erhas 

08809 

erhew 

Any form (of—) 

08810 

erhog 

Either form. 

08811 

erhum 

Every form (of) 

08812 

eriat 

Improved form (of) 

08813 

eribu 

In the form of 

08814 

eriex 

New form(s) (of) 

08815 

erify 

Old form(s) (of) 

08816 

eriha 

Other form(s) (of) 

08817 

erile 

Printed form(s) 

08818 

eripi 

Some form(s) (of) 

08819 

eriun 

Special form(s) (of) 

08820 

erivo 

Standard form(s) 

08821 

erjey 

Usual form. 

08822 

erjga 

Formedj 

08823 

erjic 

So formed (as to) 

08824 

erjke 

Forming. 


182 











erjys FORMAL FOUNDATION ersil 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

08825 

erjys 

FORMAL(LY) 

08826 

erkav 

FORMATION. 

08827 

erkdy 

FORMER(LY) 

08828 

erkez 

FORTNIGHT(LY) 

08829 

erkfa 

FORTUNATE(LY) 

08830 

erkid 

FORWARD. or to Forward 

See also Backwards, Brought, Carry. 


FORWARD 

(Per) 

FORWARDED 

(per) 

FORWARDING 

(per) 


Nos. 

(Half) 

Nos. 

(Half) 

Nos. 

(Half) 


word. 

word. 

word. 


08831 

erkje 

08843 

erlyu 

08855 

ernay 

— 

08832 

erkni 

08844 

ermax 

08856 

ernca 

Immediately. 

08833 

erkoj 

08845 

ermby 

08857 

ernec 

Per aerial post. 

08834 

erkto 

08846 

ermda 

08858 

ernge 

,, parcels post. 

08835 

erkup 

08847 

ermeb 

08859 

ernig 

,, registered par¬ 
cels post. 

08836 

erkyt 

08848 

ermit 

08860 

ernki 

Per registered letter. 

08837 

erkzu 

08849 

ermli 

08861 

ernom 

By first steamer. 

08838 

erlaw 

08850 

ermol 

08862 

emus 

Per mail steamer. 

08839 

erlcy 

08851 

ermro 

08863 

ernwu 

,, goods train. 

08840 

erlmi 

08852 

ermur 

08864 

eroaz 

,, passenger train. 

08841 

erlok 

08853 

ermxu 

08865 

eroba 

,, grande vitesse. 

08842 

erlso 

08854 

ermyv 

08866 

eroed 

,, petite vitesse. 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

08867 

erofe 

If forwarded. 

08868 

erojl 

If not forwarded. 

08869 

eroon 

Not forwarded. 

08870 

eropo 

Before forwarding. 

08871 

erout 

If forwarding. 

08872 

erovu 

,, not forwarding. 

08873 

erozy 

Not forwarding. 

08874 

errac 

When forwarding. 

08875 

erreg 

FOUL. 

08876 

errik 

FOUND. See also Find. or to Found 

08877 

errya 

Founded. 

08878 

ersad 

Founding. 

08879 

ersbe 

FOUNDATION(S) 

08880 

erseh 

Concrete foundation(s) 

08881 

ersfi 

Without foundation. 

08882 

ersil 

Wood foundation(s) 


183 























FREE 


eryox 


ersio FOUNDRY 


Nos. 

I (Half) 
word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

08883 

erslo 

FOUNI)RY(IES) 

08884 

ersor 

FRAGTION(S)(AL)(LY). See also Numeral Table, 
Part II. 

08885 

ersru 

A fraction over. 

08886 

ersux 

,, ,, under. 

08887 

ersvy 

FRACTURE(S) or to Fracture 

08888 

ersyb 

Fractured. 

08889 

ertim 

Fracturing. 

08890 

ertko 

FRAME(S) (— x — x —). or to Frame 

See also Bag, Bonnet, Brace, Motor, Socket, 

. Underframe. 

08891 

ertos 

Angle .franie(s) 

08892 

ertuy 

Channel frame(s) 

08893 

ertwa 

(In) circular frame(s) 

08894 

ertyc 

Diamond frame(s) 

08895 

eruaf 

End(s) of frame(s) 

08896 

erudi 

Frame fitting(s) 

08897 

eruin 

„ guard(s) 

08898 

erujo 

In frames. 

08899 

eruot 

Magnet frame(s) 

08900 

erupu 

Main frame(s) 

08901 

eruty 

Metal frame(s) 

08902 

eruva 

Racing frame(s) 

08903 

eruze 

Parcel rack frame(s) 

08904 

ervag 

Rotatable frame(s) 

08905 

ervci 

Side frame(s) 

08906 

ervek 

Side(s) of frame(s) 

08907 

ervsy 

Left hand side of frame(s) 

08908 

ervye 

Right hand side of frame(s) 

08909 

erwah 

Top frame(s) 

08910 

erwel 

Tube frame(s) 

08911 

erwho 

Cross tube frame(s) 

08912 

erwip 

Double top tube frame(s) 

08913 

erwov 

Sloping top tube frame(s) 

08914 

erwry 

Frame(s) tubing (— ins.) 

08915 

erwub 

Underside of frame(s) 

08916 

erwyf 

Wood frame(s) 

08917 

erxem 

Framed. 

08918 

erxgo 

Framing(s) 

08919 

erxmu 

FRANC(S) 

08920 

erxow 

FRANCE. 

08921 

erxuc 

FRAUD(ULENTXLY) 

08922 

erxwe 

FRAY(S) or to Fray 

08923 

erxyg 

Frayed. 

08924 

eryaj 

Fraying. 

08925 

eryen 

FREE(LY). See also Porosity, or to Free 

Wheel. 

08926 

eryfo 

Free alongside. 

08927 

eryir 

„ on board (f.o.b.) 

08928 

erylu 

„ Docks. 

08929 

eryox | 

„ ex— 


184 









FRONT 


esfne 


erypy FREE (con/d.) 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

08930 

erypy 

Free from— (or of—) 

08931 

eryra 

If free(ly) 

08932 

eryud 

„ not free(ly) 

08933 

eryve 

Not free(ly) 

08934 

eryzi 

Free on rail (f.o.r.) 

08935 

erzak 

,, ex warehouse. 

08936 

erzis 

Freed (from—) 

08937 

erzku 

Freeing. 

08938 

erzoy 

FREEDOM (from) 

08939 

erzyi 

FREEHOLD. 

08940 

esaam 

FREEZE(S) See also Fkoze(n). or to Freeze 

08941 

esaco 

Freezing. 

08942 

esamy 

Anti-freezing preparation(s) 

08943 

esase 

FREIGHT(S). See also Cost. 

08944 

esaug 

Freight and charges. 

08945 

esawi 

Collect freight. 

08946 

esban 

Cost of freight. 

08947 

esber 

P'reight excluded. 

08948 

esbhu 

Gross freight. 

08949 

esbiv 

If freight. 

08950 

esbly 

Freight included. 

08951 

esbna 

,, and insurance. 

08952 

esbob 

,, per cubic metre. 

08953 

esbre 

Net freight. 

08954 

esbuh 

No freight. 

08955 

esbvi 

Pay freight. 

08956 

esbyl 

Freight payable. 

08957 

esces 

Ratc(s) of freight. 

08958 

escgu 

Freight per ton. 

08959 

escma 

,, per cubic ton. 

08960 

escoc 

What freight? 

08961 

escym 

FRENCH. See also Polish. 

08962 

esdap 

FREQUENT(LY) 

08963 

esdet 

FRESH(LY) 

08964 

esdfu 

FRICTION. See also Band. 

08965 

esdix 

FRIDAY. 

08966 

esdjy 

FRIEND(S) 

08967 

esdla 

Inform friend(s) (of—) 

08968 

esdod 

No(t) friends (of—) 

08969 

esdpe 

FRINGE(S) 

08970 

esduj 

FROM. 

08971 

esdyn 

Apart from. 

08972 

eseka 

As from. 

08973 

esesi 

Away from. 

08974 

eseuk 

If from. 

08975 

eseyo 

Not from. 

08976 

esfar 

If not from. 

08977 

esfdu 

FRONT(S). See also Back, Seat. 

08978 

esfev 

Drop away front(s) 

08979 

esfiz 

Flat front(s) 

08980 

esfne 

Half front(s) 


1S5 







©sfof FRONT ( conld .) FURLONG esned 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

08981 

esfof 

In front (of) 

08982 

esfri 

On the front (of) 

08983 

esful 

Front opening(s) 

08984 

esfyp 

Removable front(s) 

08985 

esgas 

Storm front(s) 

08986 

esgcu 

FROZE(N). See also Freeze. 

08987 

esgew 

FUEL(S). See also Boiler, Engine, Gauge, 
Injector, Pipe, Pump, Regulator, Tank, 
Valve 

08988 

esgme 

Alcohol fuel(s) (— s.g.) 

08989 

esgog 

Benzol fuel(s) (— s.g.) 

08990 

esgum 

Fuel box(es) 

08991 

esgwo 

.Coal fuel(s) 

08992 

eshat 

Fuel consumption — per h.-p. hour. 

08993 

eshbu 

„ „ — » P‘le. 

Economical fuel consumption. 

08994 

eshex 

08995 

eshfy 

Extravagant fuel consumption. 

08996 

eshib 

Actual evaporation per lb. of fuel. 

08997 

eshle 

Different grade(s) of fuel(s) 

08998 

eshpi 

Liquid fuel(s) 

08999 

eshun 

Oil fuel(s) (— s.g.) 

09000 

eshvo 

Crude oil fuel(s) (— s.g.) 

09001 

eshyr 

Gas oil fuel(s) (— s.g.) 

09002 

esiga 

Paraffin fuel(s) (— s.g.) 

09003 

esike 

Petrol fuel(s) (— s.g.) 

09004 

esjav 

Heating power of fuel(s) (— B.T.U. per lb.) 

09005 

esjez 

What fuel(s) 

09006 

esjid 

Wood fuel(s) 

09007 

esjoj 

FULFIL(S) or to Fulfil 

09008 

esjup 

Fulfilled. 

09009 

esjyt 

Fulfilling. 

09010 

eskaw 

FULL(Y) (of—) 

09011 

eskcy 

Half full. 

09012 

eskmi 

In full. 

09013 

eskok 

Nearly full. 

09014 

eskso 

Not full. 

09015 

eskyu 

Quarter full. 

09016 

eslax 

Quite full. 

09017 

esleb 

Two-thirds full. 

09018 

eslif 

Full up (with) 

09019 

eslol 

FUME(S) 

09020 

eslur 

FUNCT ION(S) 

09021 

eslyv 

FUNDS. See also Sink. 

09022 

esmay 

No funds. 

09023 

esmec 

Plenty of funds. 

09024 

esmig 

Funds running low. 

09025 

esmom 

i FUNNEL(S). See also Oil, Strainer. 

09026 

esmus 

Oval flanged funnel(s) 

09027 

esmwu 

i Round funnel(s) 

09028 

esnaz 

Oblong tin funnel(s) 

09029 

1 esned 

FURLONG(S) 


18 C 











esnih 

Nos. 

09030 

09031 

09032 

09033 

09034 

09035 

09036 

09037 

09038 

09039 

09040 

09041 

09042 

09043 

09044 

09045 

09046 

09047 

09048 

09049 

09050 

09051 

09052 

09053 

09054 

09055 

09056 

09057 

09058 

09059 

09060 

09061 

09062 

09063 

09064 

09065 

09066 

09067 

09068 

09069 

09070 

09071 

09072 

09073 

09074 

09075 

09076 

09077 

09078 

09079 


FURNACE 


GALLEY 


esvta 


(Half) PHRASE. 


FURNACE(S) 

Blast furnace(s) 

Glass furnace(s) 

Hardening and tempering furnace(s) 
FURNAGEMAN(EN) 

FURNISH(ES) or to Furnish 

Furnished (with) 

Unfurnished. 

Furnishing. 

FURNITURE. 

FURTHER. 

Anything further. 

If. further. 

No(thing) further. 

Still further. 

What further? 

FUSE(S) (to carry — amps.) (— x —) or to Fuse 
See also Wire. 

Fuse block(s) 

„ box(es) 

„ carrier(s) 

Safety fuse(s) 

FUSELAGE. 

FUSION. 

FUTURE. 

In future. 

Not in future. 

G. 

GABERDINE. 

GAIN(S) or to Gain 

Gained. 

More to be gained (by) 

Nothing to be gained (by) 

Gaining. 

GAITER(S). See also Tyre. 

Leather gaiters. 

Car spring gaiters. 

GALE. See also Breeze. 

Easterly gale(s) 

Half a gale. 

Moderate gale. 

Northerly gale(s) 

North-easterly gale(s) 

North-westerly gale(s) 

Southerly gale(s) 

South-easterly gale(s) 

South-westerly gale(s) 

Strong gale(s) 

Westerly gale(s) 

GALLER Y( TES) 

GALLEY(S) 

187 


7a 








esvub 


Nos. 


09080 

09081 

09082 

09083 

09084 

09085 

09086 

09087 

09088 

09089 

09090 

09091 

09092 

09093 

09094 

09095 

09096 

09097 

09098 

09099 

09100 


09101 

09102 

09103 

09104 

09105 

09106 

09107 

09108 

09109 

09110 

09111 

09112 

09113 

09114 

09115 

09116 

09117 

09118 

09119 

09120 

09121 

09122 

09123 

09121 

09125 

09126 


GALLON GAUGE etduk 


(Half) 

word. 


esvub 

esvyf 

eswem 

eswow 

eswuc 

eswyg 

esyak 

esyis 

esyku 

esyoy 

eszal 

eszdo 

eszep 

eszit 

eszju 

eszny 

eszoz 

eszpa 

eszte 

eszuf 

eszyj 


etabo 

etaer 

etahu 

etaiv 

etaly 

etana 

etaob 

etare 

etavi 
etayl 
etbes 
etboc 
etbym 
etcap 
etcet 
etcfu 
etcix 
etcjy 
etcla 
etcod 
etcpe 
i etcti 
etcuj 
etcyn 
etczo 
etduk 


(Half) PHRASE. 


(Per) GALLON(S). See also Tin. See also Quantity 
Table , Part II. 

GALVAN ISE(S) or to Galvanise 

Galvanised. 

Galvanising. 

GANGWAY(S) 

GAP(S). See also Spark. 

GARAGE(S). See also Stove. 

Civilian garagc(s) 

Licensed garage(s) 

Licensee(s) of garage. 

Military garage(s) 

Naval garage(s) 

Private garage(s) 

Proprietor(s) of garage(s) 

Public garage(s) 

Rent of garage(s) 

Site(s) of garage(s) 

Size of garage(s) (— sq. ft.) 

Within the vicinity of a garage. 

GARMENT(S). See also Clothing, Coat, Suit, etc. 
GAS(ES). See also Bag, Barrel, Condenser, 
Engine, Pliers, Producer, Tap, Union, 
Weld. 

Acetylene gas. 

Coal gas. 

Gas fired. 

„ pressure (— lbs. per sq. in.) 

Water gas. 

GASKET(S) 

Copper and asbestos gasket(s) 

GASOLINE. See also Hydrometer, Tank, 
Vulcaniser. 

GATE(S). See also Quadrant. 

Change-speed gate(s) 

Gate change. 

Rail gate(s) 

Sliding gate(s) 

GAUGE(S). See also Metal. or to Gauge 

Accurate gauge(s) 

Fuel gauge(s) 

,, pressure gauge(s) (up to — lbs. per sq. inch) 
Gauge glass(cs) (—- diameter — length) 

Oil level gaugc(s) 

Birmingham sheet metal gaugc(s) 

Micrometer gauge(s) 

Petrol gauge(s) 

Filler cap petrol gauge(s) 

Steam pressure gaugc(s) (up to — lbs. per sq. inch) 
Air pressure gauge(s) (up to — lbs. per sq. inch) 
Oil pressure gauge(s) (up to — lbs. per sq. inch) 


188 













GEAR 


etiup 


etdyo GAUGE ( conid .) 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

09127 

etdyo 

Tyre pressure gauge(s) 

09128 

etear 

Screw gauge(s) 

09129 

etedu 

Vacuum gauge(s) 

09130 

eteev 

Water gauge(s) 

09131 

etehy 

Wire gauge(s) (— to — s.w.g.) 

09132 

eteiz 

American brown and sharp wire gauge(s) 

09133 

eteja 

Birmingham wire gauge(s) 

09134 

etene 

English Imperial Legal Standard wire gauge(s) 

09135 

eteof 

Gauged. 

09136 

eteri 

Gauging. 

09137 

eteul 

GAUNTLET(S) 

09138 

etexo 

Fur back gauntlet(s) 

09139 

etfas 

Cape gauntlet(s) 

09140 

etfcu 

Suede gauntlet(s) 

09141 

etfew 

GAUZE(S). See also Filter, Strainer. 

09142 

etfgy 

Brass gauze (— mesh) 

09143 

etfme 

Copper gauze (— mesh) 

09144 

etfog 

Iron gauze (— mesh) 

09145 

etfum 

Waterproof gauze. 

09146 

etfwo 

Wire gauze (— gauge) 

09147 

etgat 

GAVE. See also Give. 

09148 

etgbu 

Gave in. 

09149 

etgex 

„ up. 

09150 

etgfy 

„ way. 

09151 

etgha 

GEAR(S) (for—). See also Accelerator, Axle, 
Bracket, Brake, Camshaft, Clutch, Cover, 
Differential, Engine, Gearshift, Hub, 
Ignition, Lace, Pedal, Pump, Speedometer, 
Start, Steer, Transmission, Underframe, 
Valve, Wheel, Whistle, Worm, etc. 

09152 

etgib 

Bevel gear(s) 

09153 

etgle 

Gear box(es) 

09154 

etgoh 

„ bush(es) 

09155 

etgpi 

„ case(s) 

09156 

etgun 

Oil bath metal gear case(s) 

09157 

etgvo 

Reverse .gear case(s) 

09158 

etgyr 

Chain gear(s) 

09159 

ethey 

„ „ „ double. 

09160 

ethga 

„ „ „ single. 

09161 

ethke 

Change(ing) gear(s) 

09162 

ethys 

„ „ „ lever(s) at centre. 

09163 

etiav 

„ ,, ,, „ at left hand side. 

09164 

etidy 

„ „ „ „ „ right hand side. 

09165 

etiez 

Compensating gear(s) 

09166 

etifa 

Gear connection(s) 

09167 

etije 

Control(ling) gear(s) 

09168 

etini 

Gear control(s) 

09169 

etioj 

,, countershaft(s) 

09170 

etito 

Countershaft gcar(s) 

09171 

etiup 

Double gear(s) 


189 













etizu 

Nos. 

09172 

09173 

09174 

09175 

09176 

09177 

09178 

09179 

09180 

09181 

09182 

09183 

09184 

09185 

09186 

09187 

09188 

09189 

09190 

09191 

09192 

09193 

09194 

09195 

09196 

09197 

09198 

09199 

09200 

09201 

09202 

09203 

09204 

09205 

09206 

09207 

09208 

09209 

09210 

09211 

09212 

09213 

09214 

09215 

09216 

09217 

09218 

09219 

09220 

09221 

09222 


GEAR (contd.) etsdl 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Driven gear(s) 

Driving gear(s) 

Gear end(s) 

Epicyclic gear(s) 

Expansion gear(s) 

External gear(s) 

Fibre gear(s) 

Gear fitting(s) 

Follower gear(s) 

Friction gear(s) 

Governor gear(s) 

Hydraulic gear(s) 

Idler gear(s) 

Gear idler(s) 

In gear. 

Intermediate gear(s) 

Internal gear(s) 

Landing gear(s) 

Gear lever(s) 

„ (s) in mesh. 

Constant mesh gear(s) 

New gear(s) 

Old gear(s) 

Out of gear. 

Gear reverse pinion(s) 

„ puller(s) 

,, ratio(s) (of— to—) 

„ reduction(s) 

Reduction gear(s) 

Double reduction gear(s) 

Reverse(ing) gear(s) 

Gear ring(s) 

,, striking rod(s) 

First gear(s) (running at — m.p.h.) 

Second gear(s) (running at — m.p.h.) 
Third gear(s) (running at — m.p.h.) 
Fourth gear(s) (running at — m.p.h.) 
Reverse(ing) gear(s) (running at — m.p.h.) 
Gear shaft(s) 

,, driving shaft(s) 

First motion gear shaft(s) 

Lay shaft gear(s) 

First motion shaft gear(s) 

Side gear(s) 

Single gear(s) 

Skew gear(s) 

Sliding gear(s) 

Sling gear(s) 

Spare gear(s) 

— speed gear(s) 

Change-speed gear(s) 


190 









etsej GEAR ( conld .) GET etyoz 


Nos.} 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

09223 

etsej 

Two speed gear(s) 

09224 

etsin 

Three speed gear(s) 

09225 

etsjo 

Four speed gear(s) 

09226 

etsot 

Standard gear(s)(ing) 

09227 

etspu 

Sun and planet gear(s) 

09228 

etsty 

Gear teeth. 

09229 

etsuz 

,, with internal teeth. 

09230 

etsva 

Timing gear(s) 

09231 

etsyd 

Top gear(s) 

09232 

etsze 

Variable gear(s) 

09233 

ettag 

Geared (to—) 

09234 

ettci 

Not geared. 

09235 

ettek 

Gearing(s) 

09236 

ettsy 

No(t) gearing(s) 

09237 

ettye 

GEARSH IFT(S) 

09238 

etuah 

Gearshift bar selector(s) 

09239 

etubi 

„ gate(s) 

09240 

etuel 

„ housing(s) 

09241 

etuho 

,, lever(s) 

09242 

etuip 

,, hand lever(s) 

09243 

etunu 

,, quadrant(s) 

09244 

etuov 

„ rod(s) 

09245 

etury 

GENERAL(LY) 

09246 

etuta 

In general. 

09247 

etuxe 

Not general(ly) 

09248 

etvem 

GENERATE(S) or to Generate 

09249 

etvgo 

Generated. 

09250 

etvmu 

Generating. 

09251 

etvow 

Generating set(s) 

09252 

etvsa 

GENERATOR(S) (capacity — lbs. carbide) 

09253 

etvuc 

Acetylene generator(s) 

09254 

etvwe 

Automatic generator(s) 

09255 

etvyg 

Diving bell generator(s) 

09256 

etwaj 

Car generator(s) 

09257 

etwen 

Cycle car generator(s) 

09258 

etwir 

Generator carrier(s) 

09259 

etwox 

„ coupling(s) 

09260 

etwra 

Motor cycle generator(s) 

09261 

etwud 

Drip feed generator(s) 

09262 

etxak 

Generator flange(s) 

09263 

etxis 

Gas generator(s) (— length — width — height) 

09264 

etxku 

Lamp generator(s) 

09265 

etxoy 

Combined starter and generator(s) 

09266 

etxyi 

Vertical generator(s) 

09267 

etyal 

GENTLE(Y) 

09268 

etydo 

GENTLEMAN(EN’S) 

09269 

etyep 

GENUINE(LY) 

09270 

etyit 

GERMAN(S) 

09271 

etyju 

GERMANY. 

09272 

etyny 

GET(S). See also Got. or to Get 

09273 

etyoz 

Get on (with) 


191 










etypa GET ( contd .) GLASS evevo 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

09274 

etypa 

Getting. 

09275 

etyte 

„ on (with) 

09276 

etyuf 

Not getting. 

09277 

etyxi 

„ „ on (with) 

09278 

etzam 

(As a) GIFT. 

09279 

etzco 

GILL(S) 

09280 

etzmy 

GILT. 

09281 

etzug 

GIMP(ED) 

09282 

etzwi 

GIRDER(S). See also Spanner. 

09283 

etzyk 

Channel girder(s) 

09284 

evaap 

Composite girder(s) 

09285 

evaet 

H girder(s) 

09286 

evafu 

T girder(s) 

09287 

evaix 

GIVE(S). See also Gave. or lo Give 

09288 

evajy 

Give way. 

09289 

evala 

Given. 

09290 

evaod 

Not(hing) given. 

09291 

evape 

Giving, 

09292 

evati 

Not giving. 

09293 

evauj 

Giving way. 

09294 

evazo 

GLAD(LY) 

09295 

evbuk 

GLAND(S). 

09296 

evbyo 

Metallic gland(s) 

09297 

evcar 

Packing gland(s) 

09298 

evcev 

GLARE(S) or lo Glare 

09299 

evchy 

Glared. 

09300 

evciz 

Glaring. 

09301 

evcja 

GLASS(ES), See also Accumulator, Cloth, Gauge, 
Insulator, Lubricator, Reflector, Vent. 
Water. 

09302 

evcne 

Bevelled glass(es) 

09303 

evcof 

Blown glass(es) 

09304 

evcri 

Bull’s-eye glass(es) 

09305 

evcul 

Cast glass(es) 

09306 

evcyp 

Convex glass(es) (— diam.) 

09307 

evdas 

Cut glass(es) 

09308 

evdcu 

Glass cutter(s) 

09309 

evdew 

Dome glass(es) 

09310 

evdog 

Double glass(es) 

09311 

evdum 

Frosted glass(es) 

09312 

evdwo 

Half-frosted glass(es) 

09313 

eveat 

Green glass(es) 

09314 

evebu 

Ground glass. 

09315 

eveex 

Holophane glass(es) 

09316 

evely 

Lamp glass(es) (— diam.) 

09317 

eveha 

Moulded glass(es) 

09318 

eveib 

Panel(s) of glass. 

09319 

evele 

Plain glass(es) 

09320 

evepi 

Plate glass(es) 

09321 

eveun 

Same glass(es) 

09322 

evevo 

Section glass(es) (— sections) 


192 










GOLD 


evofi 


evfey GLASS ( contd .) 


Nos. 

(Half) 
word, i 

(Half) PHRASE. 

09323 

evfey 

Side glass(es) 

09324 

evfic 

Cut star glass(es) 

09325 

evfys 

Triple glass(es) 

09326 

evgav 

Tubular glass(es) 

09327 

evgez 

Well glass(es) 

09328 

evgid 

Windscreen glass(es) 

09329 

evgje 

GLASS-PAPER. 

09330 

evgni 

GLAZE(S) or to Glaze 

09331 

evgoj 

Glazed 

09332 

evgup 

Glazing. 

09333 

evgyt 

GLIDE(S) See also Angle. or to Glide 

09334 

evgzu 

Gliding. 

09335 

evhaw 

GLIDER(S) 

09336 

evhok 

GLOBE(S) 

09337 

evhyu 

Frosted globe(s) 

09338 

eviax 

Holophane globe(s) 

09339 

eviby 

Half round globe(s) 

09340 

evida 

Cone shape globe(s) 

09341 

evieb 

GLOBULAR. 

09342 

evihe 

GLOOMY. 

09343 

evil! 

GLOSS(Y) 

09344 

eviol 

GLOVE(S). See also Gauntlet, Tray. 

09345 

eviro 

Cape glove(s) 

09346 

eviur 

Cleaning glove(s) 

09347 

evixu 

Fur glove(s) 

09348 

evjay 

„ back glove(s) 

09349 

evjec 

,, lined glove(s) 

09350 

evjig 

Rough horsehide glovc(s) 

09351 

evjom 

Motor glove(s) 

09352 

evjus 

Suede glove(s) 

09353 

evkaz 

GLUE. 

09354 

evked 

Liquid glue. 

09355 

evklh 

Scotch glue. 

09356 

evkon 

Waterproof glue. 

09357 

evkut 

GO(ES). See also Gone. or to Go 

09358 

evkyx 

Go ahead. 

09359 

evmab 

„ by— 

09360 

evmef 

Go(es) against. 

09361 

evmij 

„ „ farther (than) 

09362 

evmno 

,, „ immediately (to—) 

09363 

evmop 

ft tt into. 

09364 

evmuv 

„ „ very well with. 

09365 

evmyz 

[Going. 

09366 

evnac 

If going. 

09367 

evneg 

„ not going. 

09368 

evnik 

Going into— 

09369 

evnwy 

Not going. 

09370 

evnya 

Going on. 

09371 

evoad 

Without going into— 

09372 

evobe 

GOGGLE(S) 

09373 

evofi 

GOLD. 


193 










evoil GOLD ( conld.) GOVERNOR evwoz 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

09374 

evoil 

Gold Leaf. 

09375 

evolo 

GOLD COAST. 

09376 

evoor 

GONDOLA(S) 

09377 

evoru 

GONE. See also Go. 

09378 

evoux 

Gone against. 

09379 

evovy 

„ away. 

09380 

evoxa 

„ by. 

09381 

evpim 

If gone. 

09382 

evpos 

„ not gone. 

09383 

evpuy 

Gone into. 

09384 

evpwa 

Not gone. 

09385 

evpyc 

Gone on. 

09386 

evrag 

GOOD(S). See also Train. 

09387 

evrek 

All goods. 

09388 

evsah 

Any good(s) 

09389 

evsbi 

Arrival of goods. 

09390 

evsel 

Non-arrival of goods. 

09391 

evsho 

As good as. 

09392 

evsip 

Not as good as. 

09393 

evsnu 

If not as good as. 

09394 

evsov 

Best goods. 

09395 

evsry 

Delivery of goods. 

09396 

evsta 

Good enough. 

09397 

evsub 

If not good enough. 

09398 

evsyf 

Not good enough. 

09399 

evtem 

Fairly good. 

09400 

evtow 

Inferior goods. 

09401 

evtuc 

Make(s) good. 

09402 

evtwe 

(Of) some good. 

09403 

evtyg 

Goods stored. 

09404 

evuaj 

Very good. 

09405 

evuen 

(Of) what good(s) 

09406 

evufo 

GOT. See also Get. 

09407 

evuir 

GOVERN(S) or to Govern 

09408 

evulu 

Governed. 

09409 

evuox 

Governing. 

09410 

evupy 

GOVERNMENT(S) 

09411 

evura 

Change of Government. 

09412 

evuve 

Our Government. 

09413 

evuzi 

The attitude of our Government is—(regarding—) 

09414 

evvak 

Their Government. 

09415 

evvis 

Your Government. 

09416 

evvku 

What is the attitude of your Government 
(regarding—) 

09417 

evvoy 

GOVERNOR(S). See also Ball, Gear, Lever, 
Opening, Shaft, Throttle. 

09418 

evvyi 

Centrifugal governor(s) 

09419 

evwal 

Hit and miss governor(s) 

09420 

evwep 

Hydraulic governors) 

09421 

evwit 

Shaft governor(s) 

09422 

evwoz 

Governor spring(s) 


194 







evwuf GOVERNOR (could.) GREATER ewdex 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

09423 

evwuf 

Governor weight(s) 

09424 

evwyj 

GRADE(S) or to Grade 

09425 

evxam 

(In) any grade. 

09426 

evxco 

High grade. 

09427 

evxmy 

Highest grade. 

09428 

evxse 

Low grade. 

09429 

evxug 

Lowest grade. 

09430 

evxwi 

Moderate grade(s) 

09431 

evxyk 

Graded. 

09432 

evyan 

Grading. 

09433 

evybo 

GRADIENT (of 1 in.—) 

09434 

evyer 

GRADUAL(LY) 

09435 

evyhu 

GRAIN(S) or to Grain 

09436 

evyiv 

Bright grain. 

09437 

evyly 

Coarse grain(ed) 

09438 

evyna 

Cross grain(ed) 

09439 

evyob 

Dull grain. 

09440 

evyre 

Fine grain(ed) 

09441 

evyvl 

Straight grain. 

09442 

evzes 

Grained. 

09443 

evzgu 

Graining. 

09444 

evzky 

GRAMME(S) 

09445 

evzrna 

GRANT(S) or to Grant 

09446 

evzoc 

Granted. 

09447 

evzym 

Granting. 

09448 

ewaka 

GRAPHITE. 

09449 

ewasi 

GRATE(S) (area — sq. ft.) 

09450 

ewauk 

GRATING(S) 

09451 

ewayo 

GRATIS. 

09452 

ewbar 

GR ATU ITOUS(LY) 

09453 

ewbdu 

GRATUITY(IES) 

09454 

ewbev 

GRAVITY. 

09455 

ewbhy 

Centre of gravity. 

09456 

ewbiz 

Specific gravity. 

09457 

ewbja 

GREASE(S). or to Grease 

See also Cup, Hole, Syringe, Washer. 

09458 

ewbne 

Graphited grease. 

09459 

ewbof 

Hard grease. 

09460 

ewbri 

Grease injector(s) (gun(s)) 

09461 

ewbul 

Lubricating grease. 

09462 

ewbxo 

Grease-proof. 

09463 

ewbyp 

Pump grease. 

09464 

ewcas 

Soft grease. 

09465 

ewcgy 

Transmission grease. 

09466 

ewcme 

Greased. 

09467 

ewcog 

Greasing. 

09468 

ewcum 

GREASER(S) 

09469 

ewcwo 

GREAT(LY) 

09470 

ewdat 

GREATER. 

09471 

ewdbu 

Much greater. 

09472 

ewdex 

No(t) greater (than) 

195 






ewdfy 

Nos. 

09473 

09474 

09475 

09476 

09477 

09478 

09479 

09480 

09481 

09482 

09483 

09484 

09485 

09486 

09487 

09488 

09489 

09490 

09491 

09492 

09493 

09494 

09495 

09496 

09497 

09498 

09499 

09500 

09501 

09502 

09503 

09504 

09505 

09506 

09507 

09508 

09509 

09510 

09511 

09512 

09513 

09514 

09515 

09516 

09517 

09518 

09519 

09520 

09521 

09522 


REATER (contd.) 


GROOVE 


ewjvu 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Greater than. 

GREATEST. 

GREEN. 

Brilliant green. 

Dark green. 

Very dark green. 

Emerald green. 

Light green. 

Medium green. 

GREW. See also Grow. 

GREY. 

Dark grey. 

French grey. 

Light grey. 

Medium grey. 

GRID(S) 

GRILL(S) 

Cigar grill(s) 

Deep grill(s) 

Shallow grill(s) 

GRIND(S). See also Ground. or to Grind 
Grinding(s) 

„ compound(s) 

„ machine(s) 

GRINDER(S) 

Cutter grinder(s) 

Electric grinder(s) 

Double wheel emery grinder(s) 

Single wheel emery grinder(s) 

Double wheel pillar grinder(s) 

Single wheel pillar grinder(s) 

Foot power grinder(s) 

„ „ double wheel grinder(s) 

,, „ single wheel grinder(s) 

Tool post grinder(s) 

Universal grinder(s) 

Valve grinder(s) 

GRINDSTONE(S) 

Power grindstone(s) 

Treadle grindstone(s) 

GRIP(S). See also Cord, or to Grip 

Spoke, Wire. 

Flat grip(s) 

Good grip. 

Not so good a grip. 

Knee grip(s) 

Notched grip(s) 

GRIT. 

GROOVE(S) or to Groove 

Grooved. 

Grooving. 


196 









ewjyx GROSS GUIDANCE ewqua 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

09523 

ewjyx 

(Per) GROSS. See also Quantity Table , Part II. 

09524 

ewjzy 

GROIJND(S). See also Area, Clearance, Grind. 

09525 

ewlab 

Finely ground. 

09526 

ewldc 

— from the ground. 

09527 

ewlef 

Gaining ground. 

09528 

ewlhi 

Losing ground. 

09529 

ewlij 

Near the ground. 

09530 

ewlno 

On the ground(s) (of) 

09531 

ewlop 

Re-ground.. 

09532 

ewltu 

On what ground(s) 

09533 

ewluv 

Grounding 

09534 

ewlxy 

GROUNDLESS. 

09535 

ewlyz 

GROUP(S) or to Group 

09536 

ewlza 

Grouped. 

09537 

ewmac 

Grouping. 

09538 

ewmce 

GROW(S)(N). See also Grew. or to Grow 

09539 

ewmeg 

Growing. 

09540 

ewmgi 

GROWTH. 

09541 

ewmik 

GIJARANTEE(S). or to Guarantee 

See also Bank, Insurance. 

09542 

ewmsu 

Approved guarantee(s) 

09543 

ewmwy 

Guarantee(s) not approved. 

09544 

ewmya 

If guarantee(s) 

09545 

ewnad 

Subject to maker’s guarantee. 

09546 

ewnbe 

Six months’ guarantee. 

09547 

ewneh 

No guarantee. 

09548 

ewnfi 

If no guarantee. 

09549 

ewnil 

One year’s guarantee. 

09550 

ewnlo 

Two years’ guarantee. 

09551 

ewnor 

Three years’ guarantee. 

09552 

ewnru 

Guaranteed (to—) 

09553 

ewnux 

Fully guaranteed (by—) 

09554 

ewnvy 

Guaranteeing. 

09555 

ewnyb 

GUARANTOR(S) 

09556 

ewoim 

GUARD(S). See also Cord, or to Guard 

Mudguard. 

09557 

ewoko 

(To) guard(s) against. 

09558 

ewoos 

Guard bar(s) 

09559 

ewowa 

Chain guard(s) 

09560 

ewpaf 

Dress guard(s) 

09561 

ewpdi 

Guard rail(s) 

09562 

ewpej 

Oil guard(s) 

09563 

ewpin 

Luggage and parcel guard(s) 

09564 

ewpjo 

Sliding guard(s) 

09565 

ewpot 

Guarded. 

09566 

ewpty 

Guarding. 

09567 

ewpuz 

GUDGEON(S) 

09568 

evvpva 

Gudgeon pin(s) 

09569 

ewpyd 

Hollow gudgeon pin(s) 

09570 

ewpze 

Solid gudgeon pin(s) 

09571 

ewqua 

GUIDANCE. 


197 








ewrah GUIDANCE ( contd .) HALF ewxna 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

09572 

ewrah 

For our guidance. 

09573 

ewrbi 

. ,, their (his) guidance. 

09574 

ewrel 

,, your guidance. 

09575 

ewrho 

GUIDE(S). See also Belt, or to Guide 

Chain, Pin, Valve. 

09576 

ewrip 

Guided. 

09577 

ewmu 

Guiding. 

09578 

ewrov 

GUILDER(S) 

09579 

ewrta 

GUILT(Y) (of) 

09580 

ewrub 

Not guilty (of) 

09581 

ewrxe 

GUINEA(S) 

09582 

ewryf 

GUN(S). See also Grease. 

09583 

ewsem 

GUNWALE. 

09584 

ewsgo 

GUSSET(S) °r to Gusset 

09585 

ewsmu 

Gusset stay(s) 

09586 

ewsow 

Gussetted. 

09587 

ewssa 

Gussetting. 

09588 

ewsuc 

H. 

09589 

ewswe 

HAD. 

09590 

ewsyg 

They (he, she, it) had. 

09591 

ewtaj 

This (these, that) had. 

09592 

ewten 

We (I) had. 

09593 

ewtfo 

What had ? 

09594 

ewtir 

Which had ? 

09595 

ewtlu 

Who had ? 

09596 

ewtox 

You had. 

09597 

ewtpy 

If they (he, she. It) had. 

09598 

ewtra 

,, this (these, that) had. 

09599 

ewtud 

,, we (I) had. 

09600 

ewtve 

,, you had. 

09601 

ewtzi 

Had not. 

09602 

ewuak 

They (he, she, it) had not. 

09603 

ewval 

This (these, that) had not. 

09604 

ewvdo 

We (I) had not. 

09605 

ewvep 

If you had not. 

09606 

ewvit 

Had they (he, she, it) 

09607 

ewvju 

„ this (these, that) 

09608 

ewvny 

„ you 

09609 

ewvoz 

„ not they (he, she, it) 

09610 

ewvpa 

„ „ this (these, that) 

09611 

ewvte 

„ „ you 

09612 

ewvuf 

HAIR. 

09613 

ewvyj 

Camel hair. 

09614 

ewxan 

HALF(VE)(S) or to Halve 

09615 

ewxbo 

Bottom half(ves) 

09616 

ewxer 

Front half(ves) 

09617 

ewxhu 

In half. 

09618 

ewxiv 

Less than half. 

09619 

ewxly 

More than half. 

09620 

ewxna 

Top half(ves) 


198 












ewxob 


HALF ( conld .) 


HANDLE 


exeid 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

09621 

ewxob 

Halved. 

00622 

ewxre 

Halving. 

09623 

ewxuh 

HAMMER(S) or lo Hammer 

09624 

ewxvl 

Claw hammcr(s) 

09625 

ewxyl 

Copper hammer(s) 

09626 

ewzap 

Ball pane hammer(s) 

09627 

ewzet 

Cross pane hamnier(s) 

09628 

ewzfu 

Straight pane hammcr(s) 

09629 

ewzix 

Hammer shaft(s) 

09630 

ewzjy 

Sledge hammcr(s) 

09631 

ewzla 

Hammered 

09632 

ewzod 

Hammering 

09633 

ewzpe 

HAMPER(S) or lo Hamper 

09634 

ewzti 

Hampered. 

09635 

ewzuj 

Hampering. 

09636 

ewzyn 

HAND(S). See also Control, or to Hand 

Operate, Pump, Saw, Throttle, Vice. 

09637 

ewzzo 

Both hands. 

09638 

exaar 

By hand. 

09639 

exadu 

In hand. 

09640 

exaev 

,, the hand(s'/ of. 

09641 

exahy 

Hand in hand. 

09642 

exalz 

Left hand(ed) 

09643 

exaja 

On hand. 

09644 

exane 

One hand. 

09645 

exaof 

Opposite lianc!.^ 

09646 

exari 

Out of hand. 

09647 

cxaul 

Hand(s) over. 

09648 

exaxo 

Right hand(ed) 

09649 

exbas 

Handed. 

09650 

exbew 

,, over. 

09651 

exbog 

Handing. 

09652 

exbum 

„ over. 

09653 

exbwo 

HANDCART(S) 

09654 

excat 

HANDLE(S) or to Handle 

See also Control, Start. 

09655 

excex 

Bail handle(s) 

09656 

excha 

Body handle(s) 

09657 

exclb 

Bonnet handle(s) 

09658 

excle 

Carrying handle(s) 

09659 

excoh 

Circular handle(s) 

09660 

excun 

Handle cover(s) 

09661 

excyr 

Detachable handle(s) 

09662 

exdey 

Door handle(s) 

09663 

exdic 

Drop handle(s) 

09664 

exdys 

Flush handle(s) 

09665 

exeav 

Grip handle(s) 

09666 

exedy 

Hook handle(s) 

09667 

exeez 

Insulated(ing) handlc(s) 

09668 

exefa 

Left handle(s) 

09669 

exeid 

Lever handlc(s) 


199 







exeje 

Nos. 

09670 

09671 

09672 

09673 

09674 

09675 

09676 

09677 

09678 

09679 

09680 

09681 

09682 

09683 

09684 

09685 

09686 

09687 

09688 

09689 

09690 

09691 

09692 

09693 

09694 

09695 

09696 

09697 

09698 

09699 

09700 

09701 

09702 

09703 

09704 

09705 

09706 

09707 

09708 

09709 

09710 

09711 

09712 


HANDLE ( contd .) HANDLEBAR 


exlac 


(Half) 

word. 


exeje 

exeni 

exeoj 

exeto 

exeup 

exezu 

exfaw 

exfok 

exfyu 

exgax 

exgeb 

cxghe 

exgif 

exgli 

exgol 

exgro 

exgur 

exgyv 

exhay 

exhec 

exhig 

exhom 

exhus 

exiaz 

exiba 

exied 

exife 

exiji 

exion 

exipo 

exiut 

exivu 

exizy 

exkab 

exkef 

exkhi 

exkij 

exkno 

exkop 

exkuv 

exkyz 

exkza 

exlac 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Lifting handle(s) 

Lock handle(s)^ 

Long handle(s) t 
Off-set handle(s) 

Operating handlc(s) 

Pillar handle(s) 

Plain handle(s) 

Pull handle(s) 

Pump handle(s) 

Right handle(s) 

,, and left handle(s) 

Rigid handle(s) 

Short handle(s) 

Side handle(s) 

Socket handle(s) 

Solid handle(s) 

Split handle(s) 

Strap handle(s) 

Switch handle(s) 

“ T ” handle(s) 

Turned handle(s) 

With handle(s) 

Without handle(s) 

Handled. 

Not handled. 

Handling. 

Careful handling. 

Not handling. 

Rough handling. 

HANDLEBAR(S). See also Bag, Basket, Switch, 
Watch. 

Handlebar control(s) 

„ cover(s) 

,, crossbar(s) 

Cycle handlebar(s) (— width — diameter tube 

— gauge) 

Flat cycle handlcbar(s) 

Dropped cycle handlebar(s) (— width — diameter 
tube — gauge — drop) 

Raised cycle handlebar(s) (— width — diameter 
tube — gauge — rise) 

Motor cycle handlebar(s) (— width — diameter 
tube — gauge) 

Flat motor cycle handlebar(s) 

Dropped motor cycle handlebar(s) (— width 

— diameter tube — gauge — drop) 

Raised motor cycle handlebar(s) (— width 

— diameter tube — gauge — rise) 

Handlebar lug(s) (for — diameter tube) 

Racing pattern handlebar(s) (— width — diameter 
tube — gauge) 


200 








exleg HANDLEBAR (< :onld .) HAS exual 


N08. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

09713 

exleg 

Handlebar protector(s) 

09714 

exlik 

,, hand shield(s) 

09715 

exlya 

,, stein(s) 

09716 

exmad 

HANDSOME(LY) 

09717 

exmeh 

HANDY. 

09718 

exmil 

HANG(S) See also Hung. or to Hang 

09719 

exmor 

Hanging. 

09720 

exmru 

HANGAR(S) (— length x — width x — height 
clear internal dimensions) 

09721 

exmux 

HANGER(S). See also Bracket. 

09722 

exmyb 

Centre hanger(s) 

09723 

exnim 

Front hanger(s) 

09724 

exnos 

Rear hanger(s) 

09725 

exnuy 

HAPPEN(S) or to Happen 

09726 

exnwa 

Generally happens (that) 

09727 

exnyc 

Happened. 

09728 

exoaf 

Nothing happened. 

09729 

exodi 

What has happened ? 

09730 

exoej 

Happening(s) 

09731 

exoin 

HARBOUR(S) 

09732 

exojo 

HARD. 

09733 

exoot 

Hard enough. 

09734 

exopu 

Not hard enough. 

09735 

exoty 

,, hard 

09736 

exouz 

,, so hard. 

09737 

exova 

Too hard. 

09738 

exoze 

Very hard. 

09739 

expag 

HARDEN(S). See also Stove. or to Harden 

09740 

expek 

Case harden(cd) 

09741 

expye 

Glass harden(cd) 

09742 

cxrem 

Harden(s) quickly. 

09743 

exrow 

Hardened. 

09744 

exruc 

Specially hardened. 

09745 

exryg 

Hardened and tempered. 

09746 

exsaj 

Hardening. 

09747 

exsen 

HARDENER(S) 

09748 

exsfo 

HARDER. 

09749 

exslr 

HARDEST. 

09750 

exslu 

HARDNESS. Sec also Test. 

09751 

exsox 

HARM(S) or to Harm 

09752 

exspy 

Harmed. 

09753 

exsra 

Harming. 

09754 

exsud 

HARMLESS. 

09755 

exsve 

HARMONIC. 

09756 

exszl 

HARMON ISE(S) or to Harmonise 

09757 

extak 

Harmonise(s) very well (with—) 

09758 

extis 

Harmonised. 

09759 

extku 

Harmonising. 

09760 

extoy 

HAS. 

09761 

extyi 

He (she, it) has. 

09762 

exual 

There has. 


201 











exudo 


HAS ( contd .) 


HAVE 


eybun 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

09763 

exudo 

This (that) has. 

09764 

exuep 

What has. 

09765 

exuju 

Which has. 

09766 

exuny 

Who has. 

09767 

exuoz 

Why has. 

09768 

exupa 

If he (she, it) has. 

09769 

exute 

,, this (that) has. 

09770 

exuxi 

Has not. 

09771 

exvam 

He (she, it) lias not. 

09772 

exvug 

There has not. 

09773 

exvwi 

This (that) has not. 

09774 

exvyk 

What has not. 

09775 

exwan 

Which has not. 

09776 

exwer 

Who has not. 

09777 

exwhu 

Why has not. 

09778 

exwiv 

If he (she, it) has not. 

09779 

exwna 

,, this (that) has not. 

09780 

exwob 

Has he (she, it) 

09781 

exwre 

„ this (that) 

09782 

exwuh 

„ not he (she, it) 

09783 

exwyl 

„ „ this (that) 

09784 

exyap 

HASTE(N)(S) or to Hasten 

09785 

exyfu 

In haste. 

09786 

exyix 

No haste. 

09787 

exyjy 

Hastened. 

09788 

exyla 

Hastening. 

09789 

exyod 

HAT(S) 

09790 

exype 

HATCH(ES) 

09791 

exyti 

HAUL(S) or to Haul 

09792 

exyuj 

Hauled. 

09793 

exyzo 

Hauling. 

09794 

exzka 

HAULAGE. 

09795 

exzsi 

HAVE. 

09796 

exzuk 

They have. 

09797 

exzyo 

These (those, that) have. 

09798 

eyaas 

We (I) have. 

09799 

eyacu 

What have ? 

09800 

eyagy 

Which have ? 

09801 

eyame 

Why have ? 

09802 

eyaog 

You have. 

09803 

eyaum 

If they have. 

09804 

eyawo 

„ these (those) have. 

09805 

eybat 

„ we (I) have. 

09806 

eybex 

,, you have. 

09807 

eybfy 

Have not. 

09808 

eybha 

They have not. 

09809 

eybib 

These (those, that) have not. 

09810 

eyble 

Why have not ? 

09811 

eyboh 

If I (we) have not. 

09812 

eybpi 

., you have not. 

09813 

eybun 

1 Have they ? 


202 







eybvo HAVE ( contd .) HEAR eyjde 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

09814 

eybvo 

Have these (those) 

09815 

eybyr 

„ you ? 

09816 

eycey 

,, not they ? 

09817 

eycga 

,, ,, these (those) 

09818 

eycic 

» >> you ? 

09819 

eycke 

Having. 

09820 

eycys 

If having. 

09821 

eydav 

Not having. 

09822 

eydez 

If not having. 

09823 

eydfa 

HE. See also Can, Could, Has, Is, and other 
auxiliary verbs. 

09824 

eydid 

After he. 

09825 

eydje 

As he. 

09826 

eydni 

Before he. 

09827 

eydoj 

But he. 

09828 

eydto 

If he. 

09829 

eydup 

How he. 

09830 

eydyt 

Unless he. 

09831 

eydzu 

Until he. 

09832 

eyecy 

What (which) he. 

09833 

eyemi 

When he. 

09834 

eyeok 

Where he. 

09835 

eyeso 

Why he. 

09836 

eyeyu 

HEAD(S). ,See also Bolt, Length* Prop, Rivet, 
Steer. 

09837 

eyfax 

Ball head(s) 

09838 

eyfby 

Capstan head(s) 

09839 

eyfda 

Countersunk head(s) 

09840 

eyfeb 

Rubber-cushioned head(s) 

09841 

eyfhe 

Flat head(s) 

09842 

eyfif 

Fork head(s) 

09843 

eyfli 

Milled head(s) 

09844 

eyfol 

Mushroom head(s) 

09845 

eyfro 

Open head(s) 

09846 

eyfur 

Polishing head. 

09847 

eyfyv 

Round head(s) 

09848 

eygay 

Square head(s) 

09849 

eygca 

HEADER(S) 

09850 

eygec 

HEADING(S) 

09851 

eygig 

Same heading. 

09852 

eygki 

Separate heading(s) 

— 

•- 

HEADLIGHT(S). See Light. 

09853 

eygom 

HEADQUARTER(S) 

09854 

eygus 

HEADROOM. 

09855 

eyhaz 

HEALTH(Y) 

09856 

eyhed 

In bad health. 

09857 

eyhon 

„ fair health. 

09858 

eyhut 

„ good health. 

09859 

eyhyx 

Health improved. 

09860 

eyjab 

„ not improved. 

09861 

eyjde 

HEAR(S) or to Hear 


203 







HELPLESS 


eynyd 


eyjef HEAR (contd.) 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

09862 

eyjef 

Heard (that—) 

09863 

eyjhi 

„ nothing (of) 

09864 

eyjij 

Hearing. 

09865 

eyjno 

HEAT(S). See also Boiler, or to Ileal 

Carpet, Regulator. 

09866 

eyjop 

Absence of heat. 

09867 

eyjtu 

Intense heat. 

09868 

eyjuv 

Overheat(s)(ed) 

09869 

eyjxy 

Heat-proof. 

09870 

eyjyz 

Heat treated. 

09871 

eyjza 

Unaffected by heat. 

09872 

eykac 

Heated (by) 

09873 

eykce 

Heating. 

09874 

eykeg 

Electric heating. 

09875 

eykgi 

Heating surface (per sq. ft. —) 

09876 

eykik 

Without undue heating. 

09877 

eykmo 

HEATER(S). See also Box, Superheater. 

09878 

eyksu 

Car heater(s) 

09879 

eykwy 

Electric car heater(s) 

09880 

eykya 

Exhaust car heater(s) 

09881 

eylad 

Garage heater(s) 

09882 

eylbe 

Feed water heater(s) 

09883 

eyleh 

HEAVIER (than) 

09884 

eylfi 

HEAVY(ILY) 

09885 

eylil 

Not heavy(ily) 

09886 

eyllo 

„ „ „ enough. 

09887 

eylor 

Too heavy(ily) for. 

09888 

eylru 

Very heavy(ily) 

09889 

eylux 

HECTARE(S) 

09890 

eylvy 

HEIGHT. For feet and inches see Measurement 

Table , Part II. and for mm. Numeral Table , 
Part II. 

09891 

eylxa 

(To) any height. 

09892 

eylyb 

Different height. 

09893 

eymim 

Height over all. 

09894 

eymko 

Same height. 

09895 

eymos 

What height ? 

09896 

eyrauy 

HELD(S). See also Hold. 

09897 

eymwa 

Held in position (by) 

09898 

eymyc 

HELICAL. See also Teeth. 

09899 

eynaf 

HELIOTROPE. 

.09900 

eyndi 

HELMET(S) 

09901 

eynej 

Motor or aviation helmet(s) 

09902 

eynin 

„ „ ,, ,, with padded rim(s) 

09903 

eynjo 

HELP(S) or to Help 

09904 

eynot 

No help. 

09905 

eynpu 

Can offer no help. 

09906 

eynty 

Offer all possible help. 

09907 

eynuz 

Helped. 

09908 

eynva 

Helping. 

09909 

eynyd 

HELPLESS. 


204 










HIGH 


eyvhu 


eynze HEMP 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

09910 

eynze 

HEMP. See also Rope. 

09911 

eyoag 

HER. 

09912 

eyoci 

After lier(s) 

09913 

eyoek 

As her(s) 

09911 

eyosy 

Because lier(s) 

09915 

eyoye 

Before hcr(s) 

09910 

eypah 

But her. 

09917 

eypbi 

By her(s) 

09918 

eypel 

If lier(s) 

09919 

eypho 

Unless lier(s) 

09920 

eypip 

Until her(s) 

09921 

eypnu 

What her(s) 

09922 

eypov 

When lier(s) 

09923 

eypry 

HERE. 

09924 

eypta 

About here. 

09925 

eypub 

Except here. 

09926 

eypyf 

From here. 

09927 

eyraj 

If here. 

09928 

eyren 

In here. 

09929 

eyrfo 

If not here. 

09930 

eyrir 

Not here. 

09931 

eyrlu 

While here. 

09932 

eyrox 

HERSELF. 

09933 

eyrpy 

HESITATE(S) or to Hesitate 

09934 

eyrud 

Hesitated. 

09935 

eyrve 

Hesitating. 

09936 

eyrzi 

HESITATION. 

09937 

eysak 

HESSIAN. 

09938 

eysis 

HEXAGON(AL) 

09939 

eysku 

HICKORY. 

09940 

eysoy 

FIIDE(S). See also Splits. 

09941 

eysyi 

Apron hide(s) 

09942 

eytal 

Binding hide(s) 

09943 

eytdo 

Coach hide(s) 

09944 

eytep 

Enamelled hide(s) 

09945 

eytit 

Flesh enamelled hide(s) 

09946 

eytju 

Grain hide(s) 

09947 

eytny 

Head liide(s) 

09948 

eytoz 

Best head hide(s) 

09949 

eytpa 

Second head liide(s) 

09950 

eytuf 

Motor hide(s) 

09951 

eytyj 

Seat hide(s)# 

09952 

eyuam 

Welting hide(s) 

09953 

eyuco 

HIGH(LY) 

09954 

eyumy 

As high (as) 

09955 

eyuwf 

Not high enough. 

09956 

eyvan 

Not so high (as) 

09957 

eyvbo 

Sufficiently high. 

09958 

eyver 

Too high(ly) 

09959 

eyvhu 

Not too high(ly) 


205 











ezbys 


eyviv HIGH ( conld .) HIRE 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

09960 

eyviv 

Very high(ly) 

09961 

eyvly 

HIGHER (than) 

09962 

eyvna 

Little higher. 

09963 

eyvob 

Much higher. 

09964 

eyvre 

No(t) higher. 

09965 

eyvvi 

HIGHEST. 

09966 

eyvyl 

HILL(S)(Y) 

09967 

eywes 

HIM. 

09968 

eywoc 

After him. 

09969 

eywym 

Before him. 

09970 

eyxap 

By him. 

09971 

eyxef 

HIMSELF. 

09972 

eyxfu 

HINDER(S) or to Hinder 

09973 

eyxix 

Hindered. 

09974 

eyxjy 

Hindering. 

09975 

eyxla 

HINDRANCE(S) 

09976 

eyxod 

Without hindrance. 

09977 

eyxpe 

HINGE(S). or to Hinge 

See also Back, Joint, Pin, Rod, Stem, 
Tailboard. 

09978 

eyxti 

Hinge bar(s) 

09979 

eyxuj 

Barrel hinge(s) 

09980 

eyxyn 

,, joint cranked hinge(s) 

09981 

eyxzo 

Box hinge(s) 

09982 

eyzar 

Butt hinge(s) 

09983 

eyzdu 

Button hinge(s) 

09984 

eyzev 

Hinge(s) and clasp(s) 

09985 

eyzhy 

Concealed hinge(s) 

09986 

eyziz 

Cranked hinge(s) 

09987 

eyzja 

Door hinge(s) 

09988 

eyzne 

Double joint cranked hinge(s). 

09989 

eyzo! 

Locking hinge(s) 

09990 

eyzri 

Lift-off hinge(s) 

09991 

eyzul 

Outrigger hinge(s) 

09992 

eyzyp 

Hinge piece(s) 

09993 

ezaat 

Pillar hinge(s) 

09994 

ezabu 

Roof hinge(s) 

09995 

ezaex 

Wind screen hinge(s) 

09996 

ezafy 

Stop hinge(s) 

09997 

ezaha 

Straight hinge(s) 

09998 

ezaib 

Hinged. 

09999 

ezale 

Hingeing. 

10000 

ezaoh 

HIRE(S) or to Hire 

10001 

ezapi 

Rate of hire 

10002 

ezaun 

„ per day. * 

10003 

ezavo 

,, week. 

10004 

ezbey 

„ ,, ,, month. 

10005 

ezbga 

quarter. 

10006 

ezbic 

„ year. 

10007 

ezbys 

Hired. 


200 












ezcav HIRE ( conld .) HOLDER ezjwy 


N08. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

10008 

ezcav 

If hired. 

10009 

ezcez 

Not hired. 

10010 

ezcid 

Hiring. 

10011 

ezcoj 

Not hiring. 

10012 

ezcup 

HIS. 

10013 

ezcyt 

After his. 

10014 

ezdaw 

As his. 

10015 

ezdml 

Because his. 

10016 

ezdok 

Before his. 

10017 

ezdyu 

But his. 

10018 

ezeax 

By his. 

10019 

ezeda 

If his. 

10020 

ezeeb 

Unless his. 

10021 

ezehe 

Until his. 

10022 

ezeif 

What his. 

10023 

ezeli 

When his. 

10024 

ezeol 

HOGSHEAD(S) 

10025 

ezero 

HOIK. 

10026 

ezeur 

HOIST(S) or lo Iloisl 

10027 

ezexu 

Hoisted. 

10028 

ezfay 

H listing. 

10029 

ezfec 

IIOLD(S). See also Held, Pin. or lo Hold 

10030 

ezfig 

Aft hold. 

10031 

ezfom 

Cargo hold. 

10032 

ezfus 

Forward hold. 

10033 

ezfwu 

Good hold. 

10034 

ezgaz 

Hold(s) good. 

10035 

ezged 

Main hold. 

10036 

ezgon 

No hold. 

10037 

ezgut 

Hold(s) out (for—) 

10038 

ezgyx 

Holding. 

10039 

eziab 

Holding down. 

10040 

ezide 

Holding out (for—) 

10041 

ezief 

Holding up. 

10042 

ezihi 

HOLDALL(S) 

10043 

ezino 

HOLDER(S). See also Carbon, Debenture, 

Starter, Strap, Valve, Watch. 

10044 

eziop 

Holder(s) and adapter(s) 

10045 

ezitu 

Arm rest holdcr(s) 

10046 

eziuv 

Brush holder(s) 

11)047 

ezixy 

Dovetail holder(s) 

10048 

ezlza 

Flat holder(s) 

10049 

ezjac 

Flower holder(s) 

10050 

ezjce 

Fork holder(s) 

10051 

ezjeg 

Glass string holder(s)-" 

10052 

ezjgi 

Lamp holder(s) 

10053 

ezjik 

Large bayonet lamp holder(s) 

10054 

ezjmo 

Small bayonet lamp holder(s) 

10055 

ezjsu 

Large screw lamp holder(s) 

10056 

ezjwy 

Small screw lamp holder(s) 


207 










ezjya 

HOLDER (con'd.) HOME ezspa 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

10057 

ezjya 

Map holder(s) 

10058 

ezkad 

Round holder(s) 

10059 

ezkbe 

Sliding holder(s) 

10060 

ezkeh 

Stick or umbrella holder(s) 

10061 

ezkfi 

Tap holder(s) 

10062 

ezkil 

Tool holder(s) 

10062 

ezklo 

Trunk holder(s) 

10064 

ezkor 

Speaking tube holder(s) 

10065 

ezkru 

With holder(s) 

10066 

ezkux 

Without holder(s) 

10067 

czkvy 

HOLDER(S)-UP. 

10068 

ezkyb 

IIOLE(S). See also On. 

10069 

ezlim 

Air hole(s) 

10070 

ezlos 

Blow hole(s) 

10071 

ezlyc 

Bottom hole(s) 

10072 

ezmaf 

Clean hole(s) 

10073 

ezmej 

Fine hole(s) 

10074 

ezmin 

Fixing hole(s) 

10075 

ezmot 

Crease hole(s) 

10076 

ezmuz 

Hand hole(s) 

10077 

ezmyd 

Oval hole(s) 

10078 

eznag 

Parallel hole(s) 

10079 

eznek 

! Plain hole(s) 

10080 

eznye 

Protecting liole(s) 

10081 

ezoah 

Round hole(s) 

10082 

ezobi 

Sand hole(s) 

10083 

ezoel 

Sight hole(s) 

10084 

ezoho 

• Slotted liole(s) 

10085 

ezoip 

Socket hole(s) 

10086 

ezonu 

Square liole(s) 

10087 

i ezoov 

Straight hole(s) 

10088 

j ezory 

Taper hole(s) 

10089 

! ezota 

Hole(s) tapped. 

10090 

ezoub 

'Top hole(s) 

10091 

| ezoxe 

Tube liole(s) 

10092 

ezpem 

! HOLIDAY(S) 

10093 

ezpow 

Absent on holiday. 

10094 

ezpuc 

Annual holiday. 

10095 

ezpwe 

Bank holiday(s) 

10096 

ezpyg 

Christmas holidays. 

10097 

ezrak 

Easter holiday(s) 

10098 

ezris 

General holiday. 

10099 

ezroy 

Owing to holidays nothing can be done (until—) 

10100 

ezryi 

| Summer holidays. 

10101 

ezsal 

Whitsun holiday. 

10102 

ezsep 

' HOLLAND. 

10103 

ezsit 

HOLLOW(S) or IQ Hollow 

10104 

ezsju 

Hollowed. 

10105 

ezsny 

Hollowing. 

10106 

ezsoz 

HOME. Sec also Business. Trade. 

10107 

ezspa 

At home. 


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ezste HOME (conid.) HORN faale 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE 

10108 

ezste 

Both at home and abroad. 

10109 

ezsuf 

If at home. 

10110 

ezsyj 

„ not home (before—) 

10111 

eztam 

Not home (before—) 

10112 

eztco 

Returning home. 

10113 

eztmy 

HOMOGENEOUS. 

10114 

eztug 

HONEST(LY) 

10115 

eztwi 

HONEYCOMB(ED). See also Radiator. 

10116 

ezuer 

HONOUR(ABI.E)(Y) 

10117 

ezuly 

HOOD(S). See also Fastener, Strap. 

10118 

ezuna 

Hood attachment(s) 

10119 

ezuob 

Cape cart hood(s) 

10120 

ezure 

Collapsible hood(s) 

10121 

ezuvi 

Hood handle(s) 

10122 

ezves 

„ and screen(s) 

10123 

ezvgu 

„ sill(s) 

10124 

ezvky 

Motor boat spray hood(s) 

10125 

ezvma 

With hood(s) 

10126 

ezvoc 

Without hood(s) 

10127 

ezvym 

Hooding(s) 

10128 

ezwap 

HOOK(S) or to Hook 

See also Belt, Boat-Hook, Clip. 

10129 

ezwet 

Bonnet hook(s) 

10130 

ezwix 

Clutch hook(s) 

10131 

ezwod 

Coat hook(s) 

10132 

ezwuj 

Hat hook(s) 

10133 

ezwyn 

Lacing hook(s) 

10134 

ezyar 

Hook(s) and ring(s) 

10135 

ezydu 

Spring hook(s) 

10136 

ezyev 

Towing hook(s) 

10137 

ezyliy 

Hooked. 

10138 

ezyiz 

„ up. 

10139 

ezyja 

Hooking. 

10140 

ezyne 

HOOP(S) See also Iron. 

10141 

ezyof 

HOOTER(S). See also Horn. 

10142 

ezyri 

HOPE(S) or to Hope 

10143 

ezyul 

Is there any hope ? 

10144 

ezyxo 

There is every hope. 

10145 

ezzas 

Very little hope. 

10146 

ezzcu 

No hope. 

10147 

ezzew 

Hoped. 

10148 

ezzgy 

Hopeful. 

10149 

ezzme 

Hoping. 

10150 

ezzog 

HORIZON. 

10151 

ezzum 

HORIZONTAL(LY) 

10152 

ezzwo 

HORN(S). See also Base, Bulb, Tube. 

10153 

faabu 

Electric horn(s) (— volts) 

10154 

faafy 

Fog horn(s) (— volts) 

10155 

faaha 

Polished horn. 

10156 

faaib 

Hand reed horn(s) 

10157 

faale 

Speaking horn(s) 

20D 










faapi HORNPLATE HOVER fagji 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

10158 

faapi 

HORNPLATE(S) 

10159 

faavo 

HORSEHAIR. 

10160 

fabey 

HORSE-POWER (h.p.) (at— r.p.m.). The actual 
horse-power required may be taken from the 
Horse-power Table or Numeral Table , Part II. 

10161 

fabga 

Brake horse-power (b.h.p.) 

10162 

fable 

Different horse-power. 

10163 

fabys 

Indicated horse-power (i.h.p.) 

10164 

facav 

Maximum horse-power. 

10165 

facdy 

Minimum horse-power. 

10166 

facez 

Nominal horse-power. 

10167 

facfa 

Normal horse-power. 

10168 

facid 

R.A.G. rating of horse-power (R.A.G. h.p.) 

10169 

facje 

Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders, Ltd., 
Rating of horse-power (S.M.M. and T. h.p.) 

10170 

facni 

Treasury rating of horse-power. 

10171 

facoj 

Same horse-power. 

10172 

facto 

What horse-power? 

10173 

facup 

HOSE. See also Pipe. 

10174 

facyt 

Air hose (— diam.) 

10175 

faczu 

Flexible metallic hose (— diam.) 

10176 

fadaw 

Hose nipple(s) (for — diam. hose) 

10177 

fadcy 

Rubber hose (— diam.) 

10178 

fadmi 

Water hose (— diam.) 

10179 

fadok 

HOSPITAL(S) 

10180 

fadso 

Taken to hospital. 

10181 

fadyu 

HOT. 

10182 

faeda 

HOUR(S). See also Ampere, Mile. 

10183 

faeeb 

Any hour. 

10184 

faehe 

— hours per day. 

10185 

faeif 

Every hour. 

10186 

faeli 

„ few hours. 

10187 

faeol 

(A) few hours. 

10188 

faero 

For — hours. 

10189 

faeur 

Half an hour. 

10190 

faexu 

(At —) per hour. 

10191 

fafay 

Quarter of an hour. 

10192 

fafca 

Several hours. 

10193 

fafec 

Working hours. 

10194 

fafge 

HOUSE(S) or to House 

10195 

fafig 

Banking house(s) 

10196 

fafki 

Commercial house(s) 

10197 

fafom 

Financial house(s) 

10198 

fafus 

Manufacturing house(s) 

10199 

fafwu 

Motor house(s) 

10200 

fagaz 

Power house(s) 

10201 

fagba 

Shipping house(s) 

10202 

faged 

Housed. 

10203 

fagfe 

HOUSING(S). See also Axle, Bearing, Clutch, 
Cover, Lamp, Spring. 

10204 

fagji 

HOVER(S) or to Hover 


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Nos. 

10205 

10206 

10207 

10208 

10209 

10210 

10211 

10212 

10213 

10214 

10215 

10216 

10217 

10218 

10219 

10220 

10221 

10222 

10223 

10224 

10225 

10226 

10227 

10228 

10229 

10230 

10231 

10232 

10233 

10234 

10235 

10236 

10237 

10238 

10239 

10240 

10241 

10242 

10243 

10244 

10245 

10246 

10247 

10248 

10249 

10250 

10251 


HOVER (contd.) 


HURT 


famty 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Hovered. 

Hovering. 

HOW. See also He and other pronouns. 
HOWEVER. 

HUB(S). See also Brake, Clutch, Cone, Propeller, 
Ring, Spindle. 

Ball bearing hub(s) (drilled for — spokes of 

— gauge) 

Detachable ball bearing hub(s) (drilled for — spokes 
of — gauge) 

Coaster brake hub(s) (drilled for — spokes of 

— gauge) 

Driving hub(s) 

,, ,, ,, inside. 

„ ,, „ outside. 

Hub end(s) 

Inner end(s) of hub(s) 

Outer end(s) of hub(s) 

Hub extractor(s) 

„ flange(s) 

Front hub(s) (drilled for — spokes of — gauge) 
Hub gear(s) 

Inner hub(s) 

Hub key(s) 

Outer hub(s) 

Hub pin(s) 

Rear hub(s) (drilled for — spokes of — gauge) 
Two speed hub(s) (drilled for — spokes of — gauge) 
Three speed hub(s) (drilled for — spokes of — gauge) 
Turned hub(s) 

Free wheel hub(s) 

HULL(S) 

Beam(s) of hull(s) 

Hull belting. 

Copper fastened hull(s) 

Depth of hull(s) 

Draught of hull(s) 

Length of hull between perpendiculars. 

„ „ „ at water line. 

Painted hull(s) 

HUMID(ITY) 

(Per) HUNDREDWEIGHT(S) (cwt.(s.) ) 

HUNG. See also Hang. 

HURRICANE(S). See also Gale, Lamp. 
HURRY(IES) or to Hurry 

No hurry (or not to hurry). 

Hurry up with— 

Hurried. 

Hurrying. 

HURT(S) or to Hurt 

Badly hurt. 


211 


8 











famuz HURT ( conld.) IGNITE fauer 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

10252 

famuz 

Not hurt. 

10253 

famva 

Slightly hurt. 

10254 

famyd 

Hurting. 

10255 

famze 

HYDRAULIC. See also Drive. 

10256 

fanag 

HYDROGEN. See also Cylinder. 

10257 

fanci 

HYDROMETER(S) 

10258 

fanek 

Acid hydrometer(s) 

10259 

fansy 

Bead hydrometer(s) 

10260 

fanye 

Gasolene hydrometer(s) 

10261 

faobi 

HYDROPLANE(S) 

10262 

faoho 

HYGIENIC. 

10263 

faonu 

I. See also Can, Could, Have, and other 

auxiliary verbs. 

10264 

faory 

After I. 

10265 

faota 

As I. 

10266 

faoub 

Before I. 

10267 

faoxe 

But I. 

10268 

fapem 

If I. 

10269 

fapgo 

How I. 

10270 

fapmu 

Unless I. 

10271 

fapow 

Until I. 

10272 

fapsa 

What (which) I. 

10273 

fapuc 

When I. 

10274 

fapwe 

Where I. 

10275 

fapyg 

Why I. 

10276 

farak 

IDEA(S) 

10277 

faris 

Any idea(s) 

10278 

farku 

General idea (of) 

10279 

faroy 

Good idea(s) 

10280 

faryi 

Main idea. 

10281 

fasal 

New idea(s) 

10282 

fasdo 

No idea. 

10283 

fasep 

The same idea. 

10284 

fasit 

What idea(s) 

10285 

fasju 

IDEAL(LY) 

10286 

fasny 

IDENTICAL(LY) 

10287 

fasoz 

IDENTIFICATION. See also Letter. 

10288 

faspa 

IDENTIFY(IES) or to Identify 

10289 

faste 

Identified. 

10290 

fasuf 

Identifying. 

10291 

fasyj 

IDENTITY. 

10292 

fatam 

Proof(s) of identity. 

10293 

fatco 

IDLE(Y) 

10294 

fatmy 

IDLER(S) 

10295 

fatse 

IF. See also Are, Is, and other auxiliaiy verbs; 
We, They, and other pronouns. 

10296 

fatug 

But if. 

10297 

fatwi 

Not if. 

10298 

fatyk 

If not. 

10299 

faubo 

IGNITE(S) or to Ignite 

10300 

fauer 

Ignited. 


212 











fauly 

Nos. 

_i 

10301 

10302 

10303 

10304 

10305 

10306 

10307 

10308 

10309 

10310 

10311 

10312 

10313 

10314 

10315 

10316 

10317 

10318 

10319 

10320 

10321 

10322 

10323 

10324 

10325 

10326 

10327 

10328 

10329 

10330 

10331 

10332 

10333 

10334 

10335 

10336 

10337 

10338 

10339 

10340 

10341 

10342 

10343 

10344 

10345 

10346 

10347 

10348 

10349 

10350 

10351 


NITE ( contd.) 


IMPERFECT feaxu 


(Half) PHRASE, 


Igniting. 

IGNITION. See also Battery, Coil, Lever. 
Hot bulb ignition. 

Ignition cam(s) 

„ capacity. 

Coil ignition. 

Ignition control(s) 

„ cover(s) 

„ distributor(s) 

„ „ gear(s) 

Dual ignition. 

High tension magneto ignition. 

Low tension magneto ignition. 

Ignition switch(es) 

Tube ignition. 

Variable ignition. 

IGNORANCE(T)(LY) 

IGNORE(S) 

Ignored. 

Ignoring. 

ILL(NESS) 

Dangerously ill. 

Slightly ill. 

Taken suddenly ill. 

Very ill. 

In case of illness. 

Fatal illness. 

ILLEGAL(LY) 

ILLUMINATE(S) 

Illuminated. 

Illuminating. 

ILLUMINATION. 

ILLUSTRATE(S) 

Illustrated. 

Illustrating. 

ILLUSTRATION(S). See also Catalogue. 

IM IT AT I ON(S) 

Close imitation(s) 

Inferior imitation(s) 

No(t) imitation(s) 

IMMEDIATE(LY) 

Not immediate(ly) 

IMMENSE(LY) 

IMMERSION. 

IMMUNITY (from) 

IMPEDE(S) or to Impede 

Impeded (by) 

Impeding. 

IMPELLER(S) 

IMPERCEPTIBLE(Y) 

IMPERFECT(LY) 


or to Ignore 


or to Illuminate 


or to Illustrate 


213 















febay 

Nos. 

10352 

10353 

10354 

10355 

10356 

10357 

10358 

10359 

10360 

10361 

10362 

10363 

10364 

10365 

10366 

10367 

10368 

10369 

10370 

10371 

10372 

10373 

10374 

10375 

10376 

10377 

10378 

10379 

10380 

10381 

10382 

10383 

10384 

10385 

10386 

10387 

10388 

10389 

10390 

10391 

10392 

10393 

10394 

10395 

10396 

10397 

10398 

10399 

10400 

10401 

10402 


IMPERVIOUS IMPROVEMENT fehyc 


(Half) 

word. 


febay 

febca 

febec 

febge 

febig 

febom 

febus 

febwu 

fecaz 

fecba 

feced 

fecfe 

fecih 

fecji 

fecon 

fecpo 

fecut 

fecvu 

fecyx 

feczy 

feede 

feehi 

feeno 

feetu 

feexy 

feeza 

fefac 

fefce 

fefeg 

fefgi 

fefik 

fefmo 

fefsu 

fefwy 

fefya 

fegad 

fegbe 

fegfi 

fegil 

feglo 

fegor 

fegru 

fegux 

fegvy 

fegyb 

lehim 

fehko 

fehos 

fehuy 

fehwa 

fehyc 


(Half) PHRASE. 


IMPERVIOUS. See also Spirit. 

IMPLY(IES) or to Imply 

Implied. 

Implying. 

IMPORT(S) or to Import 

Imported. 

Importing. 

IMPORTANCE. 

(Of) great importance. 

„ little importance. 

„ no importance. 

„ some importance. 

IMPORTATION(S) (of—) 

IMPORTANT. See also Importance. 

As imporant as. 

Most important. 

Not important. 

„ so important (as) 

IMPORTER(S) 

IMPOSSIBLE(ILITY) (to) (for). See also Possible. 
IMPRACTICABLE(ILITY) 

IMPREGNATE(S) or to Impregnate 

Impregnated. 

Impregnating. 

IMPREGNATION. 

IMPRESS(ES) or to Impress 

Impressed (by) 

Not impressed. 

Impressing. 

IMPRESSION(S) 

Bad impression.’* 

Favourable impression. 

Give(s) impression (of) 

No impression. 

Wrong impression. 

IMPRISON(S)(MENT) or to Imprison 

Liable to a term of imprisonment (of—) 
Imprisoned. 

IMPROBABLE. See also Probable. 

IMPROVE(S) or to Improve 

Improved. 

If improved. 

„ not improved. 

Not improved. 

Improving. 

Not improving. 

IMPROVEMENT(S) (on) 

Decided improvement(s) 

Further improvement(s) 

Great improvement (on) 

No improvement. 


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feidi 

Nos. 

10403 

10404 

10405 

10406 

10407 

10408 

10409 

10410 

10411 

10412 

10413 

10414 

10415 

10416 

10417 

10418 

10419 

10420 

10421 

10422 

10423 

10424 

10425 

10426 

10427 

10428 

10429 

10430 

10431 

10432 

10433 

10434 

10435 

10436 

10437 

10438 

10439 

10440 

10441 

10442 

10443 

10444 

10445 

10446 

10447 

10448 

10449 

10450 

10451 

10452 

10453 


IVEMENT (contd.) INCONVENIENCE feopa 


(Half) PHRASE. 


If no improvement. 

Prospect of improvement. 

Slight improvement. 

Some improvement. 

Steady improvement. 

IMPROVER(S) 

IMPURE. 

IMPURITY(IES) 

IN. 

All in. 

But in. 

If in. 

Not in. 

In and out. 

INACCESSIBLE. See also Accessible. 
INACCURACY. See also Accuracy. 
INACCURATE(LY). See also Accurate. 

IN ACT I VE( IT Y) 

INADEQUATE(LY) 

INCANDESCENCE. 

INCANDESCENT. 

INCESSANT(LY) 

INCH(ES). See also Measurement Table , Part II. 
From — ins. to — ins. 

Cubic inch(es) 

A few inches less. 

»> >» a more. 

Fraction of an inch. 

Lineal inch(es) 

Several inches. 

Square inch(es) 

INCIDENT(S)(ALLY) 

INCIPIENT(S) 

INCLINATION. 

No inclination. 

INCLINE(S) or to Incline 

Inclined. 

Not inclined. 

Inclining. 

INCLINOMETER(S) 

INCLUDE(S) or to Include 

Included. 

Including. 

INCLUSION. 

INCLUSIVE (of) 

INCOME. See also Tax. 

INCOMPETENT. 

INCONVENIENCE. 

(At) great inconvenience. 

No inconvenience. 

(At) some inconvenience. 


215 















feote 

Nos. 

10454 

10455 

10456 

10157 

10458 

10459 

10460 

10461 

10462 

10463 

10464 

10465 

10466 

10467 

10468 

10469 

10470 

10471 

10472 

10473 

10474 

10475 

10476 

10477 

10478 

10479 

10480 

10481 

10482 

10483 

10484 

10485 

10486 

10487 

10488 

10489 

10490 

10491 

10492 

10493 

10494 

10495 

10496 

10497 

10498 

10499 

10500 

10501 

10502 

10503 


ONVENIENT INDISPENSABLE 


fewex 


(Half) PHRASE. 


INCONVENIENT(LY) 

INCORPORATE(S) 

Incorporated. 

Incorporating. 

INCORPORATION (of) 

INCORRECT(LY) 

INCREASE(S) (of—) 

Great increase. 

Slight increase. 

Increased (by—) 

If increase(d) 

No(t) increase(d) 

Increasing. 

INCUR(S) 

Incurred. 

Incurring. 

INDEBTED (to) 

INDEBTEDNESS. 

INDEFINITE(LY) 

Too indefinite(ly) 

INDEMNIFY(IES) 

Indemnified. 

Indemnifying. 

INDEMNITY(IES) 

INDEPENDENCEY) (of) 

INDENT(S) or to Indent 

Indented. 

Indenting. 

INDESTRUCTIBLE. See also Destructible. 
INDEX(ICES) or to Index 

Indexed. 

Indexing. 

INDIA(N)(S) 

INDICATE(S) or to Indicate 

Indicated (by) 

Indicating. 

INDICATION(S) 

No indication. 

As some indication (of) 

What indication(s) 

INDICATOR(S) (up to — lbs. per sq. in.). See also 
Body, Charge, Cock. 

Oil flow indicator(s) 

Pressure indicator(s) 

Revolution indicator(s) 

Speed indicator(s) 

Traffic indicator(s) 

INDIFFERENT(LY) 

INDIGO. 

INDIRECT(LY) 

INDISPENSABLE. 

216 


or to Incorporate 


or to Increase 


or to Incur 


or to Indemnify 










fewfy 

Nos. 

10504 

10505 

10506 

10507 

10508 

10509 

10510 

10511 

10512 

10513 

10514 

10515 

10516 

10517 

10518 

10519 

10520 

10521 

10522 

10523 

10524 

10525 

10526 

10527 

10528 

10529 

10530 

10531 

10532 

10533 

10534 

10535 

10536 

10537 

10538 

10539 

10540 

10541 

10542 

10543 

10544 

10545 

10546 

10547 

10548 

10549 

10550 

10551 

10552 

10553 

10554 


>ISPENSABLE (contd.) 


INITIAL flottx 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Not indispensable. 

INt)ISTINCT(LY). See also Distinct. 

INDIV IDUAL(S)(L Y) 

INDUCE(S) or to Induce 

Induced. 

Inducing. 

INDUCEMENT(S). See also Sell. 

No inducement. 

INDUCTANCE(S) 

INDUCTION. See also Pipe. 

INDUSTRIAL. 

INDUSTRY(IES) 

INEFFECTUAL(LY) 

INEFFICIENCY. 

INEFFICIENT(LY) 

INERTIA. 

INEXHAUSTIBLE. 

INEXPENS IVE(LY). See also Expensive. 
INEXPERIENCE(D) 

INFER IOR( IT Y) 

INFINITESIMAL. 

INFLATE(S) or to Inflate 

Inflated. 

Inflating. 

INFLATION. 

INFLATOR(S). See also Tube. 
INFLUENCE(S) or to Influence 

Climatic influence(s) 

No(t) influence(d) (by) 

If no(t) influence(d) (by) 

Influenced (by) 

Influencing. 

INFORM(S) or to Inform 

Informed (that) 

Informing. 

INFORMATION. 

Confidential information. 

First information. 

Full information. 

Fuller information. 

No information. 

Reliable information. 

Information not reliable. 

INFRINGE(S) or to Infringe 

Infringed. 

Infringing. 

INFRINGEMENT(S) 

No infringement(s) 

INGENIOUS(LY) 

INHERENT. 

INITIAL(S) or to Initial 


217 










ficvy 

Nos. 

10555 

10556 

10557 

10558 

10559 

10560 

10561 

10562 

10563 

10564 

10565 

10566 

10567 

10568 

10569 

10570 

10571 

10572 

10573 

10574 

10575 

10576 

10577 

10578 

10579 

10580 

10581 

10582 

10583 

10584 

10585 

10586 

10587 

10588 

10589 

10590 

10591 

10592 

10593 

10594 

10595 

10596 

10597 

10598 

10599 

10600 

10601 

10602 

10603 

10604 


(contd.) 


INSPECTOR 


filant 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Initialled. 

Initialling. 

INJECT(S) or to Inject 

Injected. 

Injecting. 

INJECTION. See also Nozzle. 

INJECTOR(S). See also Tank. 

Fuel injector(s) 

INJUNCTION(S) 

INJURE(S) or to Injure 

(—) injured. 

Many injured. 

None injured. 

No(t) injured. 

Seriously injured. 

Slightly injured. 

Injuring. 

INJURY(IES) 

Without injury. 

INLAID. 

INLET(S) (for). See also Air, Pipe, Spring, Valve, 
Water. 

INNER. 

INNOVATION. 

INSERT(S) (in—) or to Insert 

Inserted (in—) 

Inserting (in—) 

INSERTION. See also Joint. 

INSET. 

INSIDE. 

Inside or outside. 

INSIGNIFICANT(LY) 

INSIST(S) or to Insist 

Insisted (on) 

Insisting (on) 

INSISTENT. 

INSOLVENT. 

INSPECT(S) or to Inspect 

Inspected. 

Easily inspected. 

Not inspected. 

Periodically inspected. 

Recently inspected. 

Inspecting. 

INSPECTION. See also Cover. 

After inspection. 

Before inspection. 

Periodical inspection (of) 

Right of inspection. 

Without inspection. 

INSPECTOR(S) (of —). See also Stamp, Tool. 


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filoo INSTABILITY INSULATOR ffsvo 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

10605 

filco 

INSTABILITY. See also Stability. 

10606 

filmy 

INSTAL(S) or co Instal 

10607 

filse 

Installed (on) 

10608 

filug 

Installing. 

10609 

filwi 

INSTALLATION(S) 

10610 

filyk 

Complete installation. 

10611 

fiman 

Control of installation. 

10612 

fimbo 

Special installation. 

10613 

fimer 

(In) INSTALMENT(S) (of—) 

10614 

fimhu 

INSTANCE(S) 

10615 

fimiv 

(In) every instance. 

10616 

fimly 

For instance. 

10617 

fimob 

(In) no instance. 

10618 

fimre 

„ some instances. 

10619 

fimuh 

INSTANT(LY) 

10620 

fimvi 

On the instant (of) 

10621 

fimyl 

INSTANTANEOUS(LY). See -also Action. 

10622 

fingu 

INSTEAD (of) 

10623 

finky 

INSTITUTE(S) or to Institute 

10624 

finma 

Instituted. 

10625 

finoc 

Instituting. 

10626 

finym 

INST ITUTION(S) 

10627 

fiofu 

INSTRUCT(S) or to Instruct 

10628 

flojy 

Instructed. 

10629 

flola 

Instructing. 

10630 

flood 

INSTRUCTION(S) (for). See also Sell, Ship. 

10631 

fiope 

In accordance with instructions. 

10632 

fioti 

Against instructions. 

10633 

fiouj 

Copy(ies) of instructions. 

10634 

fiozo 

Full instructions. 

10635 

fipka 

Telegraph full instructions. 

10636 

fipsi 

Write full instructions. 

10637 

fipuk 

Further instructions. 

10638 

flpyo 

Without instructions. 

10639 

firas 

INSTRUCTIVE. 

10640 

firew 

INSTRUMENT(S)(AL) 

10641 

firgy 

INSTRUMENT-BOARD(S) 

10642 

flrog 

INSUFFICIENT^ Y) 

10643 

flrum 

INSULATE(S). or to Insulate 

See also Armature, Test, Wire. 

10644 

fisat 

Insulated. 

10645 

flsbu 

Insulating. 

10646 

fisex 

Insulate(ion) compound(s) 

10647 

flsfy 

„ „ tape. 

10648 

fisha 

„ „ varnish. 

10649 

flsib 

Insulation 

10850 

fisle 

Cotton insulation. 

10651 

fisoh 

Silk insulation. 

10652 

fispl 

INSULATOR(S) 

10653 

flsun 

Bulkhead insulator(s)(ion) 

10654 

flsvo 

Damp-proof insulator(ion) 


219 


8ct 








fisyr INSULATOR (conId.) INSURANCE fobwe 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

10655 

fisyr 

Deck insulator(s)(ion) 

10656 

fitey 

Ebonite insulator(s)(ion) 

10657 

fitga 

Fibre insulator(s)(ion) 

10658 

fitic 

Glass insulator(s)(ion) 

10659 

fitke 

Heat insulator(s)(ion) 

10660 

fitys 

Leading in insulator(s)(ion) 

10661 

fiudy 

Mica insulator(s)(ion) 

10662 

fiufa 

Oil insulator(s)(ion) 

10663 

fiuje 

Waxed paper insulatar(s)(ion) 

10664 

fiiml 

Paraffin wax ipsulator(s)(ion) 

10665 

fiuto 

Porcelain insulator(s)(ion) 

10666 

fiuzu 

Rubber-covered rope insulator(s) 

10667 

fivaw 

„ insulator(s)(ion) 

10668 

fivcy 

Steatite insulator(s)(ion) 

10669 

fivmi 

Terminal insulator(s)(ion) 

10670 

fivok 

INSURANCE. 

10671 

fivso 

Motor car insurance. 

10672 

fiwax 

Insurance certificate(s) 

10673 

fiweb 

„ claim(s) 

10674 

fiwif 

Claim(s) for insurance. 

10675 

fiwol 

Covered by insurance. 

10676 

Uwro 

Not covered by insurance. 

10677 

fiwur 

Insurance effected. 

10678 

flwyv 

„ not effected. 

10679 

fixay 

Fidelity guarantee insurance. 

10680 

fixca 

If insurance. 

10681 

fixec 

„ no insurance. 

10682 

fixge 

Owner's insurance. 

10683 

fixig 

Insurance policy(ies) 

10684 

fixki 

Floating insurance policy(ies) 

10685 

fixom 

Insurance premium. 

10686 

fixus 

With insurance. 

10687 

fixwu 

Without insurance. 


INSURER) 
(Or to Insure ) 

INSURED 

INSURING 

i 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 


10688 

fiyaz 

10694 ■ 

foaho. 

10700 

fobgo 


10689 

fiyed 

10695 

foanu 

10701 

fobmu 

Against— 

10690 

fiylh 

10696 

foary 

10702 

fobow 

„ accident (for) 

10691 

fiyon 

10697 

foata 

10703 

fobsa 

1 For full amount. 

10692 

fiyut 

10698 

foaxe 

10704 

fobuc 

Against aviation 

risks (for) 

10693 

foabl 

10699 

1 

fobcm 

10705 

fobwe 

Against burglary 

(for) 


?20 















fobyg INSURANCE (conld.) foney 


INSURE(S) 
(Or to Insure ) 

INSURED 

INSURING 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 


10706 

fobyg 

10717 

foezi 

10728 

foete 

Against damage 
(for) 

10707 

focaj 

10718 

fodak 

10729 

foexi 

Against employers’ 
liability (for) 

10708 

focen 

! 10719 

fodis 

10730 

fofam 

F.P.A. (for) 

10709 

foefo 

10720 

fodku 

10731 

fofco 

Against fire (for) * 

10710 

fociv 

10721 

fodoy 

10732 

fofse 

Life (for) 

10711 

foclu 

10722 

fodyi 

10733 

fofug 

Against all risks (for) 
„ marine risk 

(for) 

10712 

focox 

10723 

foedo 

10734 

fofvvi 

10713 

foepy 

10724 

foeep 

10735 

fofyk 

Against third party 
risk (for) 

10714 

focra 

10725 

foeju 

10736 

j fogan 

Against war risk (for) 

10715 

focud 

10726 

foeny 

10737 

fogbo 

„ sickness. 

10716 

foeve 

! 10727 

foepa 

10738 i 

foger 

„ theft (for) 


NOT INSURED 

NOT 

INSURING 

INSURANCE 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 


10739 

foghu 

10756 

fojuk 

10773 

folme 


10740 

fogiv 

10757 

fojyo 

10774 

folog 

Against— 

10741 

fogly 

10758 

fokar 

10775 

folum 

„ accident (for) 

10742 

fohes 

10759 

fokdu 

10776 

folwo 

For full amount. 

10743 

fohgu 

10760 

fokev 

10777 

fomat 

Against aviation 
risks (for) 

10744 

fohky 

10761 

fokhy 

10778 

fombu 

Against burglary 

(for) 

10745 

fohma 

10762 

fokiz 

10779 

fomex 

Against damage 
(for) 

10746 

fohoc 

10763 

fokja 

10780 

fomfy 

Against employers’ 
liability (for) 

10747 

fohym 

10764 

fokne 

10781 

fomha 

F.P.A. (for) 

10748 

foifu 

10765 

fokof 

10782 

fomib 

Against fire (for) 

10749 

foijy 

10766 

fokri 

10783 

fomle 

Life (for) 

10750 

foila 

10767 

fokul 

10784 

fomoh 

Against all risks (for) 

10751 

foipe 

10768 

fokyp 

10785 

fompi 

„ marine risk 
(for) 

Against third party 
risk (for) 

10752 

foiti 

10769 

folas 

10786 

fomun 

10753 

foizo 

10770 

folcu 

10787 

fomvo 

Against war risk (for) 

10754 

fojka 

10771 

folew 

10788 

fomyr 

„ sickness (for) 

10755 

fojsi 

10772 

folgy 

10789 

221 

foney 

„ theft (for) 




























fonga 

Nos. 

10790 

10791 

10792 

10793 

10794 

10795 

10796 

10797 

10798 

10799 

10800 

10801 

10802 

10803 

10804 

10805 

10806 

10807 

10808 

10809 

10810 

10811 

10812 

10813 

10814 

10815 

10816 

10817 

10818 

10819 

10820 

10821 

10822 

10823 

10824 

10825 

10826 

10827 

10828 

10829 

10830 

10831 

10832 

10833 

10834 

10835 

10836 

10837 

10838 

10839 

10840 


INSURANCE (contd.) INTEREST fovwy 


(Half) 

word. 


(Half) PHRASE. 


(onga 

fonic 

fonke 

fonys 

foody 

fooez 

foofa 

fooje 

fooni 

footo 

foozu 

fopaw 

fopcy 

fopmi 

fopok 

fopso 

fopyu 

foray 

forca 

forec 

forge 

forig 

fork! 

forom 

forus 

forwu 

fosaz 

fosba 

fosed 

fosfe 

fosji 

foson 

fospo 

fosut 

fosvu 

fosyx 

foszy 

foude 

fouhi 

founo 

foutu 

fouxy 

fouza 

fovac 

fovce 

foveg 

fovgi 

fovik 

fovmo 

fovsu 

fovwy 


Insure in every case. 

Fully insured. 

Partly insured. 

INTACT. 

INTEGRAL(LY) 

INTELLIGENCE. 

INTELLIGENT^ Y) 

INTELLIGIBLE(Y) 

INTEND(S) (to) or lo Intend 

Intended (as) 

„ for. 

Intending. 

INTENSE(LY) 

INTENSIFY(IES) or to Intensify 

Intensified. 

Intensifying. 

INTENSITY. 

INTENTION(S) 

No intention (of) 

INTENTIONAL(LY) 

If intentional(ly) 

„ not intentional(ly) 

Not intentional(ly) 

INTERCEPT(S) or to Intercept 

Intercepted. 

Intercepting. 

INTERCEPTION. 

INTERCHANGE(S) or lo Interchange 

Interchanged. 

Interchanging. 

INTERCHANGEABLE(ILITY) 

INTEREST(S) (of —%) or lo Interest 

Interest at bank rate. 

„ „ — % per annum. 

Conflicting interests. 

Interest to date. 

„ and discount. 

„ due. 

„ not yet due. 

Of great interest. 

Interest guaranteed. 

Half interest. 

In the interest(s) of. 

Of little interest. 

Mutual interest. 

(Of) no interest. 

In our (my) interest. 

Interest paid (of —%) 

„ not paid. 

„ payable (of —%)' 

Quarterly interest (of —%) 


222 








fovya 

Nos. 

10841 

10842 

10843 

10844 

10845 

10846 

10847 

10848 

10849 

10850 

10851 

10852 

10853 

10854 

10855 

10856 

10857 

10858 

10859 

10860 

10861 

10862 

10863 

10864 

10865 

10866 

10867 

10868 

10869 

10870 

10871 

10872 

10873 

10874 

10875 

10876 

10877 

10878 

10879 

10880 

10881 

10882 

10883 

10884 

10885 

10886 

10887 

10888 

10889 

10890 

10891 


( contd .) INTRODUCE fucod 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Rate of interest (—%) 

Current rate of interest (—%) 

What rate of interest ? 

Of some interest. 

In their (his) interest(s) 

What interest ? 

With interest. 

Without interest. 

Half-yearly interest. 

In your interests. 

Interested. 

All interested. 

No(ne)(t) interested. 

Interesting. 

INTERFERE(S) (with) or to Interfere 

Likely to interefere with. 

Interfered (with) 

Interfering (with) 

Not interfering (with) 

INTERFERENCE. 

INTERIM. 

In the interim. 

INTERIOR. 

INTERMEDIATE^ Y) 

INTERMITTENT^ Y) 

INTERNAL(LY). See also Arrangement. 
INTERPOLE(S) 

INTERPOSE(S) or to Interpose 

Interposed. 

Interposing. 

INTERPRETATION. 

INTERPRETER(S) 

INTERRUPT(S) 

Interrupted. 

Interrupting. 

INTERRUPTER(S) 

INTERRUPTION. 

INTERSECT(vS) 

Intersected. 

Intersecting. 

INTERSECTION. 

INTKRVAL(S) 

No intcrval(s) 

At regular intervals. 

INTER WE AVE(S) or to Interweave 

Interweaving. 

Interwoven (with) 

INTO. 

INTRODUCE(S) or to Introduce 

Introduced. 

Not(hing) introduced. . 

223 


See also Telegram. 

or to Interrupt 

or to Intersect 













fucpe 

Nos. 

10892 

10893 

10894 

10895 

10896 

10897 

10898 

10899 

10900 

10901 

10902 

10903 

10904 

10905 

10906 

10907 

10908 

10909 

10910 

10911 

10912 

10913 

10914 

10915 

10916 

10917 

10918 

10919 

10920 

10921 

10922 

10923 

10924 

10925 

10926 

10927 

10928 

10929 

10930 

10931 

10932 

10933 

10934 

10935 

10936 

10937 

10938 

10939 

10910 

10941 

10912 


ITRODUCE (conid.) 


INWARP 


fujyu 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Introducing. 
INTRODUCTION(S). 
No introduction(s) 
On introduction. 
INTRODUCTORY. 
INVALID(ITY) 
INVALUABLE. 
INVARIABLE(Y) 
INVENT(S) 

Invented. 

Not(hing) invented. 
Inventing. 
INVENTION(S) 

No invention(s) 
INVENTOR(S) 
INVENTOR Y(IES) 
INVERT(S) 

Inverted. 

Inverting. 

INVEST(S) 

Invested. 

Investing. 

INVESTMENT(S) 


See also Letter. 


or to Invent 


or to Invert 


or to Invest 


Fair investment. 

No investment(s) 

Safe investment. 
Speculative investment. 
Weak investment. 


INVESTOR(S) 

INVISIBLE. 

INVITE(S) or to Invite 

Invited. 

Inviting. 

INVITATION. 

At the invitation of. 

INVOICE(S). See also Price. or to Invoice 
Consular invoice(s) 

Copy(ies) of invoice(s) 

Invoice(s) in duplicate. 

„ received, but goods not arrived. 
Manufacturer’s invoice(s) 

No(t) invoice(d)(s) 

Pro fonna invoice(s) 

Invoice(s) in triplicate. 

Invoiced. 

Invoicing. 

INVOLUTE. 

INVOLVE(S) or to Involve 

Involved (in) 

Involving. 

INWARD(LY) 


224 









fukax IRELAND IS furko 


IN 08. 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

10943 

fukax 

IRELAND(ISH) 

10944 

fukby 

IRIDIUM. See also Platinum. 

10945 

fukda 

IRON(S). See also Angle; Axle Body, Rod. 

10946 

fukeb 

Annealed iron. 

10947 

fukhe 

Black iron. 

10948 

fukif 

Bright iron. 

10949 

fukli 

Cast iron. 

10950 

fukol 

Corrugated sheet iron (— length x — width x 
— gauge or thickness) 

10951 

fukro 

Forged iron(s) 

10952 

fukur 

Galvanised iron. 

10953 

fukyv 

Hoop iron. 

10954 

folay 

Malleable iron. 

10955 

fulca 

Sheet iron (— length] x — width x — gauge or 
thickness) 

10956 

fulec 

Galvanised corrugated sheet iron (— length x 
— width x — gauge or thickness) 

10957 

fulge 

Galvanised sheet iron. 

10958 

fullg 

Tinned sheet iron. 

10959 

fulki 

Sheradized iron. 

10960 

fulom 

Wrought iron. 

10961 

fulus 

IRREGULAR(LY). See also Regular. 

10962 

fulwu 

IRREGULAR IT Y(IES) 

10963 

fumaz 

IRRESPECTIVE(LY) 

10964 

fumba 

IRRIGATION. 

10965 

fumed 

IRR ITATE(S)( ION) or to Irritate 

10966 

fumfe 

Irritated. 

10967 

fumih 

Irritating. 

10968 

fumon 

IS. 

10969 

fumpo 

He (she, it) is. 

10970 

fumut 

There is. 

10971 

fumvu 

This (that) is. 

10972 

fumyx 

What is ? 

10973 

fumzy 

Where is ? 

10974 * 

fuode 

Which is ? 

10975 

fuohi 

Why is ? 

10976 

fuono 

If he (she, it) is. 

10977 

fuotu 

„ this (that) is. 

10978 

fuoxy 

Is not. 

10979 

fuoza 

He (she, it) is not. 

10980 

ftfpac 

There is not. 

10981 

fupce 

This (that) is not. 

10982 

fupeg 

Which is not ? 

10983 

fupgi 

Who is not ? 

10984 

fuplk 

If he (she, it) is not. 

10985 

fupmo 

„ this (that) is not. 

10986 

fupsu 

Is he (she, it) 

10987 

fupwy 

„ this (that) 

10988 

fupya 

„ not he (she, it) 

10989 

furim 

„ „ this (that) 

10990 

furko 

„ „ what 


225 








furos ISOBAR JAMAICA fuyuf 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

10991 

furos 

ISOBAR(S) 

10992 

furuy 

ISSUE(S) or to Issue 

10993 

furwa 

Last issue. 

10994 

furyc 

Next issue. 

10995 

fusaf 

Part issue. 

10996 

fusdl 

Present issue. 

10997 

fusej 

Whole issue. 

10998 

lusin 

Issued (by—) 

10999 

fusjo 

Not issued. 

11000 

fusot 

When issued. 

11001 

fuspu 

Issuing. 

11002 

fusty 

IT(S). See also Can, Could, Is, and other 
auxiliary verbs. 

11003 

fusuz 

After it(s) 

11004 

fusva 

As it(s) 

11005 

fusyd 

Because it(s) 

11006 

fusze 

Before it(s) 

11007 

futag 

By it(s) 

11008 

futci 

If it(s) 

11009 

futek 

Unless it(s) 

11010 

futsy 

Until it(s) 

11011 

futye 

What it(s) 

11012 

fuvem 

When it(s) 

11013 

fuvgo 

ITALY(IAN)(S) 

11014 

fuvmu 

ITEM(S) 

11015 

fuvow 

ITSELF. 

11016 

fuvsa 

IVORY. 

11017 

fuvuc 

Imitation ivory. 

11018 

fuvwe 

J. 

11019 

fuvyg 

JACK(S). See also Key, Truck. 

11020 

fuwaj 

Garage jack(s) 

11021 

fuwen 

Hydraulic jack(s) 

11022 

fuwir 

Lifting jack(s) 

11023 

fuwox 

Lift, push, and pull jack(s) 

11024 

fuwra 

Double lift jack(s) 

11025 

fuwud 

Motor jack(s) 

11026 

fuxak 

Screw jack(s) 

11027 

fuxis 

Spring jack(s) 

11028 

fuxku 

Wheel jack(s) 

11029 

fuxoy 

JACKET(S). See also Asbestos, or to Jacket 

Clothing, Coat, Silencer, Suit, etc. 

11030 

fuxyl 

Hot air jacket(s)(ed) 

11031 

fuyal 

Cooling jacket(s) 

11032 

fuyep 

Dust jacket(s) 

Engineer’s jacket(s) 

11033 

fuylt 

11034 

fuyju 

Exhaust jacket(s)(ed) 

11035 

fuyny 

Steam jacket(s)(ed) 

11036 

fuyoz 

Water jacket(s)(ed) 

11037 

fuypa 

Jacketed. 

11038 

fuyte 

Jacketing. 

11039 

fuyuf 

JAMAICA. 


226 








fuyxi 

Nos. 

11040 

11041 

11042 

11043 

11044 

11045 

11046 

11047 

11048 

11049 

11050 

11051 

11052 

11053 

11054 

11055 

11056 

11057 

11058 

11059 

11060 

11061 

11062 

11063 

11064 

11065 

11066 

11067 

11068 

11069 

11070 

11071 

11072 

11073 

11074 

11075 

11076 

11077 

11078 

11079 

11080 

11081 

11082 

11083 

11084 

11085 

11086 

11087 

11088 

11089 


JAMB 


JOINT 


fyeje 

(Half) PHRASE. 


JAMB(S) or to Jamb 

Jambed. 

Jambing. 

JANUARY. See also Date Table , Part II. 
JAPAN(ESE) 

JAPANNED. 

JAR(S) or to Jar 

Jarred. 

Jarring. 

JAW(S). See also Clutch. 

Brake jaw(s) 

Driving jaw(s) 

Jaw end(s) 

Extra jaw(s) 

Front jaw(s) 

Inside jaw(s) 

Knuckle jaw(s) 

Narrow jaw(s) 

Outside jaw(s) 

Rear jaw(s) 

Starting jaw(s) 

Wide jaw(s) 

JELLY(IES) 

JET(S). See also Carburettor, Key. 

Above the jet(s) 

Across the jet(s) 

Jet chamber(s) 

Inside the jet(s)] 

Main jet(s) 

Multiple jet(s) 

Jet needle(s) 

Plug(s) for jet(s) 

Slow-running jet(s) 

Single jet(s) 

Through the jet. 

Wall(s) of jets. 

JEWEL(S) 

JIG(S). See also Draughtsman. 

Jig tool. 

„ „ maker(s) 

JOIN(S) or to Join 

Joined. 

Not joined. 

Joining. 

Not joining. 

JOINER(S) 

JOINT(S)(ING). See also Axle, or to Joint 
Ball, Brake, Pipe, Rod, Steer. 
Aluminium joint(s) 

Asbestos joint(s) 

Bayonet joint(s) 


227 







fygni JOINT ( contd .) fyhxy 


Nos. 

(Half) | 
wo*d. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

11090 

fyeni 

Joint block(s) 

11091 

fyeoj 

„ boot(s) 

11092 

fyeto 

Bottom joint(s) 

11093 

fyeup 

Joint box(es) 

11094 

fyezu 

„ bush(es) 

11095 

fyfaw 

„ fork bush(es) 

11096 

lyfcy 

Butt joint(s) 

11097 

fyfmi 

Joint cap(s) 

11098 

fyfok 

„ fork cap(s) 

11099 

fyfso 

Centre joint(s) 

11100 

fyfyu 

Joint compound(s) 

11101 

fygax 

Control joint(s) 

11102 

fygby 

Copper and asbestos joint(s) 

11103 

fygda 

Corrugated copper joint(s) 

11104 

fygeb 

Angle corner joint(s) 

11105 

fyghe 

Double joint(s) 

11106 

fygll 

Expansion joint(s) 

11107 

fygii 

Faced joint(s) 

11108 

fygoi 

Fibre joint(s) 

11109 

fygro 

Flush joint(s) 

11110 

fygur 

Joint fork(s) 

mil 

fygxu 

Fork joint pin(s) 

11112 

fygyv 

Hinge joint(s) 

11113 

fyhay 

Joint insertion(s) 

11114 

fyhca 

Knuckle joint(s) 

11115 

fyhec 

Lap joint(s) 

11116 

fyhge 

Leather joint(s) (for—) 

11117 

fyhig 

Married joint(s) 

11118 

fyhki 

Jointing material(s) 

11119 

fyhom 

No joint(s) 

11120 

fyhus 

Outside joint(s) 

11121 

fyiaz 

Packed joint(s) 

11122 

(yiba 

Packing joint(s) 

11123 

fyied 

Joint packing(s) 

11124 

fyife 

„ fork packing(s) 

11125 

lyiji 

„ paste. 

11126 

fylon 

Pillar joint(s) 

11127 

fyipo 

Joint pin(s) 

11128 

fyiut 

„ ring(s) 

11129 

fyivu 

Rubber joint(s) 

11130 

fyizy 

Screw(ed) joint(s) 

11131 

fykab 

Shoulder joint(s) 

11132 

fykde 

Single joint(s) 

11133 

fykef 

Skew joint(s) 

11134 

fykhi 

Slip joint(s) 

11135 

fyklj 

Ball and socket joint(s) 

11136 

fykno 

Soldered joint(s) 

11137 

fykop 

Stump jolnt(s) 

11138 

fyktu 

Swing joint(s) (for) 

11139 

fykuv 

Swivel joint(s) 

11140 

fykxy 

Toggle joint(s) 


228 







fykyz 


JOINT ( contd .) KEEP fyrwe 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

11141 

fykyz 

Top joint(s) 

11142 

fykza 

Union joint(s) 

11143 

fyiac 

Universal joint(s) 

11144 

fylce 

Water joint(s). 

11145 

fyleg 

Wind screen joint(s) 

11146 

fylgi 

With joint(s) 

11147 

fylik 

Without joint(s) 

11148 

fylmo 

Joint washer(s) 

11149 

fylsu 

„ fork washer(s) 

11150 

fylwy 

Jointed. 

11151 

lylya 

Not jointed. 

11152 

fymad 

Jointing. 

11153 

fymbe 

Not jointing. 

11154 

fymeh 

High pressure jointing. 

11155 

fymfi 

Steam jointing. 

11156 

fymil 

Superheated steam jointing (to stand — degrees 
Fahrenheit) 

11157 

fymlo 

JOLT(S) or to Jolt 

11158 

fymor 

Jolted. 

11159 

fymru 

Jolting. 

11160 

fymux 

JOURNAL(S). See also Bearing. 

11161 

fymvy 

JOURNEY(S) 

11162 

fymyb 

Long journey(s) 

11163 

fynim 

On the journey. 

11164 

fynko 

Return journey. 

11165 

fynos 

Short journey. 

11166 

fynuy 

JOYSTICK. 

11167 

fynwa 

JUDGE(S) or to Judge 

11168 

fynyc 

Judged. 

11169 

fyoaf 

Judging. 

11170 

fyodi 

JUDGMENT. 

11171 

fyoej 

Error of judgment. 

11172 

fyoin 

JUDICIOUS(LY) 

11173 

| lyojo 

JULY. See also Date Table , Part II. 

11174 

fyoot 

JUNCTION(S). See also Box. 

11175 

fyopu 

JUNE. See also Date Table , Part II. 

11176 

fyoty 

i JUST(LY) 

11177 

fyouz 

JUSTIFICATION. 

11178 

fyova 

JUSTIFY(IES) or to Justify 

11179 

fyoze | 

Justified. 

11180 

lypag | 

Justifying. 

11181 

fypci : 

JUVENILE.- 

11182 

fypek 

K. 

11183 

fypsy 

KEEL(S) 

11184 

fypye 

KEEP(S) oi to Keep 

11185 

fyrem 

Keep back. 

11186 

fyrgo 

„ off. 

11187 

fyrmu 

„ over. 

11188 

fyrow 

„ quiet. 

11189 

fyruc | 

„ under. 

11190 I 

fyrwe 

„ up. 


229 











KEEP (contd.) 


KIND 


fyyuj 


lyrm 


No®. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

11191 

tyryg 

Keep in view. 

11192 

fysaj 

Keeping. 

11193 

fysen 

Not keeping. 

11194 

fysfo 

Kept. 

11195 

fysir 

Not kept. 

11196 

fyslu 

KEG(S) (— lbs.) 

11197 

fysox 

Kegs returnable. 

11198 

fyspy 

„ non-returnable. 

11199 

fysra 

KERB(S) 

11200 

fysud 

KEROSENE. 

11201 

fysve 

KETCH(ES) 

11202 

fyszi 

Auxiliary motor ketch(es) 

11203 

fytak 

KETTLE(S) 

11204 

fytis 

Electric kettle(s) (— pints — watts) 

11205 

fytku 

KEY(S). See also Clutch, or to Key 

Hub, Switch, Valve. 

11206 

fytoy 

Bow key(s) 

11207 

fytyi 

Motor carriage key(s) 

11208 

fyual 

Coupling key(s) (— width — depth — length) 

11209 

fyudo 

Feather key(s) (— width — depth — length) 

11210 

fyuep 

Swivel nut locking key(s) 

11211 

fyuju 

Jack key(s) 

11212 

fyuny 

Jet key(s) 

11213 

fyuoz 

Nipple key(s) 

11214 

fyupa 

Round key(s) (— diam. — length) 

11215 

fyute 

Screw key(s) 

11216 

fyuxi 

Valve spring key(s) 

11217 

fyvam 

Sunk key(s) ( — width — depth — length) 

11218 

fyvco 

Round taper key(s) ( — degrees — length — largest 
diam.) 

11219 

fyvmy 

Tee key(s) # 

11220 

fyvse 

Turn key(s) 

11221 

fyvug 

Key-way(s) 

11222 

fyvwl 

Woodruff key(s) (— width — radius — length) 

11223 

fyvyk 

Keyed. 

11224 

fywan 

Keying. 

11225 

fywer 

KEYHOLE(S). See also Saw. 

11226 

fywiv 

KHAKI. 

11227 

fywob 

KILL(S) or to Kilt 

11228 

fywre 

Killed. 

11229 

fywuh 

All killed. 

11230 

fywyl 

The killed are as follows. 

11231 

fyxes 

None killed. 

11232 

fyxky 

Several killed. 

11233 

fyxma 

Killing. 

11234 

fyxoc 

KILOGRAMME(S) 

11235 

fyxym 

KILOMETRE(S) 

11236 

fyyap 

KILOWATT(S). See also Watt. 

11237 

lyylx 

KIN. 

11238 

fyyod 

Next of kin. 

11239 

lyyuj 

KIND(S) 


230 








KIND (contd.) 


LABEL 


gafur 


fyzka 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

11240 

fyzka 

All kinds (of) 

11241 

fyzsi 

(Of) any kind. 

11242 

fyzuk 

Best kind (of) 

11243 

fyzyo 

Better kind (of) 

11244 

gaacu 

(Of) each kind. 

11245 

gaagy 

Every kind of— 

11246 

gaame 

No(t) kind. 

11247 

gaawo 

Ordinary kind(s) 

11248 

gabat 

Same kind. 

11249 

gabbu 

Special kind. 

11250 

gabex 

Worse(t) kind (of) 

11251 

gabfy 

KINDLY. 

11252 

gabha 

KINDNESS. 

11253 

gabib 

KINK(S). See also Wire. 

11254 

gable 

KIT(S). See also Bag, Tool. 

11255 

gaboh 

KITE(S) 

11256 

gabpl 

KNEE(S). See also Wrap. 

11257 

gabun 

KNEW. See also Know. 

11258 

gabvo 

KNIFE(YES) 

11259 

gabyr 

KNOB(S). See also Lever. 

11260 

gacey 

KNOT(S) (for—). See also Varnish. 

11261 

gacga 

KNOW(S)(N). See also Knew. or to Know 

11262 

gacic 

Let us know at once. 

11263 

gacke 

Wish(es) to know (if—) 

11264 

gacys 

Best known. 

11265 

gadav 

Generally known (as) 

11266 

gaddy 

Not generally known. 

11267 

gadez 

If known. 

11268 

gadfa 

Not known. 

11269 

gadid 

If not known. 

11270 

gadje 

Well known. 

11271 

gadni 

Knowing. 

11272 

gadoj 

KNOWLEDGE. 

11273 

gadto 

General knowledge (of) 

11274 

gadup 

Good knowledge (of) 

11275 

gadyt 

Practical knowledge. 

11276 

gadzu 

Sufficient knowledge (of) 

11277 

gaecy 

Theoretical knowledge. 

11278 

gaemi 

Without any knowledge (of—) 

11279 

gaeso 

KNUCKLE(S). See also Jaw, Joint. 

11280 

gaeyu 

KNURLED. 

11281 

gafax 

KRONEN. 

11282 

gafby 

L. 

11283 

gafda 

LABEL(S) or to Label 

11284 

gafeb 

Trade label. 

11285 

gafhe 

Labelled. 

11286 

gafif 

„ . with customer's name. 

11287 

gafll 

„ „ manufacturer's name. 

11288 

gafol 

„ „ our name. 

11289 

gafro 

„ „ your name. 

11290 

gafur 

Not labelled. 


231 








LAMINATION 


galvy 


gafyv LABEL ( contd.) 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

11291 

gafyv 

Labelling. 

11292 

gagay 

Not labelling. 

11293 

gagca 

LABORATORY(IES). See also Test. 

11294 

gagec 

LABOUR. 

11295 

gagge 

Labour conditions. 

11296 

gagig 

Cost of labour. 

11297 

gagki 

If labour. 

11298 

gagom 

Local labour. 

11299 

gagus 

Native labour. 

11300 

gahaz 

No labour. 

11301 

gahba 

Labour plentiful. 

11302 

gahed 

„ scarce. 

11303 

gahfe 

Skilled labour. 

11304 

gahji 

Labour trouble(s) 

11305 

gahon 

Unskilled labour. 

11306 

gahpo 

LABOURER(S) 

11307 

gahut 

Foundry labourer(s) 

11308 

gahvu 

Ordinary labourer(s) 

11309 

gahyx 

P.B. labourer(s) 

11310 

gahzy 

Shop labourer(s) 

11311 

gajab 

LABYRINTH(S) 

11312 

gajde 

LAC(S) 

11313 

gajef 

LACE(S). or to Lace 

See also Hook. 

11314 

gajhi 

Dress guard lace. 

11315 

gajij 

Gear case lace. 

11316 

gajno 

Laced. 

11317 

gajop 

Lacing. 

11318 

gajtu 

LACQUER(S) or to Laajuer 

11319 

gajuv 

Lacquered. 

11320 

gajyz 

Lacquering. 

11321 

gajza 

LADDER(S) 

11322 

gakac 

Accommodation ladder(s) 

11323 

gakce 

Collapsible ladder(s) 

11324 

gakeg 

Folding ladder(s) 

11325 

gakgi 

Roof luggage ladder(s) 

11326 

gakik 

LADY(IES) 

11327 

gakmo 

LADY DAY. 

11328 

gaksu 

LAID. See also Lay. 

11329 

gakwy 

Laid down. 

11330 

gakya 

„ out. 

11331 

galad 

„ up. 

11332 

galbe 

LAKE. 

11333 

galeh 

Carmine lake. 

11334 

galfi 

Crimson lake. 

11335 

galil 

Purple lake. 

11336 

gallo 

Scarlet lake. 

11337 

galor 

LAMINATE(S) or to Laminate 

11338 

galru 

Laminated. 

11339 

galux 

Laminating. 

11340 

galvy 

LAMTNATION(S) 


232 








galxa 

Nos. 

11341 

11342 

11343 

11344 

11345 

11346 

11347 

11348 

11349 

11350 

11351 

11352 

11353 

11354 

11355 

11356 

11357 

11358 

11359 

11360 

11361 

11362 

11363 

11364 

11365 

11366 

11367 

11368 

11369 

11370 

11371 

11372 

11373 

11374 

11375 

11376 

11377 

11378 

11379 

11380 

11381 

11382 

11383 

11384 

11385 

11386 


LAMP 


garve 


(Half) PHRASE. 


LAMP(S). See also Adapter, Battery, Bracket, 
Bulb, Holder, Light, Oil. 

Acetylene lamp(s) 

Aircraft lamp(s) 

Aluminium lamp(s) 

Anchor lamp(s) 

Blow lamp(s) 

Benzoline blow lamp(s) 

Paraffin blow lamp(s) 

Petrol blow lamp(s) 

Bracket lamp(s) 

Brass lamp(s) 

Brazing lamp(s) 

Candle lamp(s) 

Cone-shaped lamp(s) 

Corner lamp(s) 

Cycle lamp(s) 

Electric cycle lamp(s) (— diam. — diam. glass 

— length) 

Electric cycle front lamp(s) (— diam. — diam. 

glass — length) 

Dashboard lamp(s) 

Destination lamp(s) 

Diameter of lamp(s) overall. 

„ „ face(s) of lamp(s) 

Dimensions of lamp(s) — diam. — length 
„ „ „ „ — height — width 

„ „ „ „ — diam. — diam. glass 

' „ „ „ „ — diam. — diam. glass 

— length) 

Dome lamp(s) (—• diam. — diam. of glass) 
Holophane dome lamp(s) (— diam. — diam. glass) 
Driving lamp(s) 

Electric driving lamp(s) 

Gas driving lamp(s) 

Duplex lamp(s) 

Electric lamp(s) 

Portable electric lamp(s) 

Enamelled lamp(s) 

Lamp fitting(s) 

Flashlight lamp(s) 

Front lamp(s) 

Combined front and rear lamp(s) 

Electric front lamp(s) 

Gangway lamp(s) 

Garage lamp(s) 

Hold and cargo lamp(s) 

Gas lamp(s) 

Glow lamp(s) 

Gauge lamp(s) 


233 







garzi 

Nos. 

11387 

11388 

11389 

11390 

11391 

11392 

11393 

11394 

11395 

11396 

11397 

11398 

11399 

11400 

11401 

11402 

11403 

11404 

11405 

11406 

11407 

11408 

11409 

11410 

11411 

11412 

11413 

11414 

11415 

11416 

11417 

11418 

11419 

11420 

11421 

11422 

11423 

11424 

11425 

11426 

11427 

11428 

11429 

1143A 


LAMP (contd.) 


gaxod 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Hand lamp(s) 

Electric hand lamp(s) 

Garage hand lamp(s) 

Unspillable hand lamp(s) 

Headlamp(s) (— diam. — diam. of glass — length) 
Acetylene headlamp(s) (— diam. — diam. of glass 

— length) . 

Brass lieadlamp(s) (— diam. — diam. of glass 

— length) 

Cycle headlamp(s) (— diam. —■ diam. of glass 

— length) 

Motor-cycle headlamp(s) (— diam. — diam. of 
glass — length) 

Depth of headlamp(s) 

Diameter of headlamp(s) 

Double headlamp(s) 

Electric headlamp(s) (— diam. — diam. of glass 

— length) 

Small electric headlamp(s) 

Flush headlamp(s) 

Headlamp(s) and tail lainp(s) 

Navigation lamp(s) 

Parabolic headlamp(s) (— diameter — diameter of 
glass — height) 

Paraffin headlamp(s) (— diameter of glass — height) 
Torpedo headlamp(s) (— diameter — diameter of 
glass — length) 

Cape hood lamp(s) 

Folding hood lamp(s) 

Hoop stick lamp(s) 

Lamp housing. 

Hurricane lamp(s) 

Inspection lamp(s) 

Dashboard inspection lamp(s) 

Electric inspection lamp(s) 

Hand inspection lamp(s) 

Portable inspection lamp(s) 

Instrument lamp(s) 

Interior lamp(s) 

Universal joint lamp(s) 

Lamp-body(ies) 

„ equipment(s) 

„ filament(s) 

„ (s) fitted. 

„ „ focussed. 

„ gate(s) 

„ holder(s) 

„ (s) included. 

„ space(s) 

„ wad(s) 

Latest lamp(s) 


231 












gaxpe 

Nos. 

11431 

11432 

11433 

11434 

11435 

11436 

11437 

11438 

11439 

11440 

11441 

11442 

11443 

11444 

11445 

11446 

11447 

11448 

11449 

11450 

11451 

11452 

11453 

11454 

11455 

11456 

11457 

11458 

11459 

11460 

11461 

11462 

11463 

11464 

11465 

11466 

11467 

11468 

11469 

11470 

11471 

11472 

11473 

11474 

11475 

11476 


LAMP (contd.) 


gedih 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Another make of lamp. 

No other make of lamp(s) 

What make of lamp(s) 

Masthead lamp(s) 

Motor-cycle acetylene lamp(s) (— diam. — diam. 
of glass — length) 

Motor-cycle electric lamp(s) (— diam. — diam. of 
glass — length) 

Motor-cycle oil lamp(s) 

Near-side lamp(s) 

No lamp(s) 

Off-side lamp(s) 

Oil lamp(s) (— diam. of glass — height) (capacity 
—hours) 

Combined oil and electric lamp(s) 

Pair(s) of lamp(s) 

Paraffin lamp(s) (— diam. glass — height) 

Parallel lamp(s) 

Part(s) of lamp(s) 

Pattern(s) of lamp(s) 

New pattern lamp(s) 

Oil pattern lamp(s) 

Petroleum lamp(s) (— diam. glass — height) 
Petrol-oxygen lamp(s) (— diam. — diam. glass 
— length) 

Photographic lamp(s) 

Pillar lamp(s) 

„ post lainp(s) 

Steering pillar lamp(s) 

Pocket lamp(s) 

„ flash lamp(s) 

Port lamp(s) 

Portable lamp(s) 

Projection of lamp(s) 

Commercial projector lamp(s) 

Reading lamp(s) 

Road lamp(s) 

Roof lamp(s) 

Corner roof lamp(s) 

Green roof lamp(s) 

Holophane roof lamp(s) (— diam. — diam. glass) 
Interior roof lamp(s) 

Metal roof lamp(s) 

Oval roof lamp(s) 

Small holophane roof lamp(s) (— diam. — diam. 
glass) 

Triangular roof lamp(s) 

Safety lamp(s) 

Self-contained lamp(s) 

Side lamp(s) (— diam. — diam. glass — length) 
Acetylene side-lamp(s) 

235 







gedji 

Nos. 

11477 

11478 

11479 

11480 

11481 

11482 

11483 

11484 

11485 

11486 

11487 

11488 

11489 

11490 

11491 

11492 

11493 

11494 

11495 

11496 

11497 

11498 

11499 

11500 

11501 

11502 

11503 

11504 

11505 

11506 

11507 

11508 

11509 

11510 

11511 

11512 

11513 

11514 

11515 

11516 

11517 

11548 

11519 

11520 

11521 

11522 

11523 

11524 


LAMP (conid.) gejty 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Side-Iamp(s) with spring burner(s) 

Electric side-lamp(s) 

Oil side-lamp(s) 

„ ,, and tail lamp(s) 

Combined oil and electric side and tail lamp(s) 
Commercial side lamp(s) 

Electric side-lamp(s) — diam. — diam. glass 

— length 

Left hand side-lamp(s) 

Right hand side-lamp(s) 

Oil side-lamp(s) — diam. glass — height. 

Omnibus side lamp(s)' 

Paraffin side-lamp(s) (— diam. glass — height) 
Round side-lamp(s) (— diam. — diam. glass 

— length) 

Searchlight side-lamp(s) 

Side-car lamp(s) 

Square electric side-lamp(s) 

Torpedo side-lamp(s) (— diam. — diam. glass 

— length). 

Side and tail lamp(s) 

Two side and one tail lamp(s) 

Side and interior lamp{s) 

„ „ front lamp(s) 

Lamp socket(s) 

„ rear socket(s) 

„ side socket(s) 

Special lamp(s) 

Spectacle lamp(s) 

Steaming lamp(s) 

Starboard lamp(s) 

Step lamp(s) 

Stern lamp(s) 

Stream-line lamp(s) 

Oil swinging lamp(s) 

Swivel lamp(s) 

Tail lamp(s) (— diameter) 

Tail lamp(s) with spring burners) 

» „ „ „ red side(s) 

Acetylene tail lamp(s) 

Brass tail lamp(s) 

Carbon tail lamp(s) 

Electric tail lamp(s) 

Oil tail lamp(s) 

Paraffin tail lamp(s) 

Left hand tail lamp(s) 

Right hand tail lamp(s) 

Red tail lamp(s) 

Round tail lamp(s) 

Taximeter lamp(s) 

Tri-colour tamp(s) 


236 











gejuz 

Nos. 

11525 

11526 

11527 

11528 

11529 

11530 

11531 

11532 

11533 

11534 

11535 

11536 

11537 

11538 

11539 

11540 

11541 

11542 

11543 

11544 

11545 

11546 

11547 

11548 

11549 

11550 

11551 

11552 

11553 

11554 

11555 

11556 

11557 

11558 

11559 

11560 

11561 

11562 

11563 

11564 

11565 

11566 

11567 

11568 

11569 

11570 

11571 

11572 

11573 

11574 

11575 


LAMP ( conld.) 


LAST 


gepyj 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Tubular lamp(s) 

Wall lamp(s) 

What lamp(s) 

With lamp(s) 

Without lamp(s) 

LANCE(S) 

LAND(S) or to Land 

Building land. 

Freehold land. 

Leasehold land. 

No land. 

On land. 

Owner(s) of land. 

Right to land. 

Landed. 

Landing (of) 

On landing. 

Place of landing. 

LANDAU (— h.p.). See also Body. 
LANDAULETTE(S) (— h.p.). See also Body. 
LANGUAGE(S) 

LANTERN(S) 

LAP(S) See also Weld. or to Lap 

Lapped. 

Lapping. 

LAPSE(S) or to Lapse 

Lapsed . 1 
Lapsing. 

LARGE(LY) 

As large as. 

If as large as. 

Not as large as. 

Large enough. 

Not large enough. 

Extra large. 

Too large. 

Not too large. 

LARGER (than) 

If larger (than) 

„ not larger (than) 

Much larger (than) 

Not(hing) larger (than) 

Proportionately larger. 

Slightly larger (than) 

LARGEST. 

Not the largest. 

LASH(ES). See also Wire. or to Lash 

Lashed. 

Lashing. 

LAST(S) or to Last 

At last. 


237 











Nos. 

11576 

11577 

11578 

11579 

11580 

11581 

11582 

11583 

11584 

11585 

11586 

11587 

11588 

11589 

11590 

11591 

11592 

11593 

11594 

11595 

11596 

11597 

11598 

11599 

11600 

11601 

11602 

11603 

11604 

11605 

11606 

11607 

11608 

11609 

11610 

11611 

11612 

11613 

11614 

11615 

11616 


LAST tcontd.) 


LAUNCH 


gewme 


(Half) PHRASE. 


If last. 

„ not last. 

Not last(ing) 

How long will it (they) last? 

Last(s) only a short time. 

(To) last(s) for many years. 

Lasted. 

Lasting. 

LATCH(ES) 

LATE. 

As late as. 

Too late. 

Before it is (they are) too late. 

If too late. 

,, not too late. 

Not too late. 

LATER (than) 

If later (than) 

„ not later (than) 

Not later (than) 

LATERAL(LY) 

(At) LATEST. 

LATHE(S). See also Dog, Tool, Turner. 

Bench lathe(s) (— swing over bed — length 
between centres) 

Bench screw cutting lathe(s) (— swing over bed 

— length between centres) 

Bench screw cutting lathe(s) with longitudinal 
feed (— swing over bed — length between 
centres) 

Capstan lathe(s) 

Lathe carrier(s) 

Foot-driven lathe(s) (— swing over bed — length 
between centres) 

Jeweller’s lathe(s) 

Polishing lathe(s) 

Power-driven lathe(s) (— swing over bed — length 
between centres) 

Screw’ cutting lathe(s) (— swing over bed — Jength 
between centres) 

Screw cutting lathe(s) with longitudinal feed 
(— swing over bed — length between centres) 
Turret lathe(s) 

LATITUDE (— degrees) 

Latitude — degrees by longitude — degrees. 
LATTER(LY) 

LATTICE 

LAUNCH(ES) or to Launch 

See also Boat, Boiler, Engine. 

Motor launch(es) (— length — draught — beam 

— b.h.p. — knots) 


238 









gewog 


LAUNCH (contd.) 


LEAF 


gioop 


N 08 . 

(Half) 

word. 

11617 

gewog 

11618 

gewum 

11619 

gexat 

11620 

gexbu 

11621 

gexfy 

11622 

gexha 

11623 

gexib 

11624 

gexle 

11625 

gexoh 

11626 

gexpi 

11627 

gexun 

11628 

gexvo 

11629 

gexyr 

11630 

geyga 

11631 

geyic 

11632 

geyke 

11633 

gezav 

11634 

gezdy 

11635 

gezez 

11636 

gezfa 

11637 

gezid 

11638 

gezje 

11639 

gezni 

11640 

gezoj 

11641 

gezto 

11642 

gezup 

11643 

gezyt 

11644 

gezzu 

11645 

giaba 

11646 

giafe 

11647 

giaji 

11648 

giapo 

11649 

giaut 

11650 

giavu 

11651 

glazy 

11652 

gicab 

11653 

giede 

11654 

gicef 

11655 

gichi 

11656 

glcij 

11657 

gicno 

11658 

gicop 




(Half) PHRASE. 


Cabin cruising motor launch(es) (— length 

— draught — beam — b.h.p. — knots) 
Displacement of motor launch(es) 

Shallow draught motor launch(es) (— length 

— draught — beam — b.h.p. — knots) 

Water line of motor launch(es) 

Patrol motor launch(es) (— length — draught 

— beam — b.h.p. — knots) 

Pleasure motor launch(es) (— length — draught 

— beam — b.h.p. — knots) 

Police motor launch(es) (— length — draught 

— beam — b.h.p. — knots) 

Sea-going motor launch(es) (— length — draught 

— beam — b.h.p. — knots) 

Crew space of motor launch(es) 

Closed type motor launch(es) (— length — draught 

— beam — b.h.p. — knots) 

Open type motor launch(es) (— length — draught 

— beam — b.h.p. — knots) 

Launched. 

Launching. 

L AVATOR Y( IES) 

LAW(S) 

Against the law. 

Go(ing) to law. 

Law suit. 

Within the law. 

LAWYER(S) See also Solicitoii. 

LAY(S). See also Laid, Shaft. 

Lay(s) down. 

„ „ out. 

„ up. 

Laying. 

„ down. 

„ out. 

„ up. 

LAZ(IL)Y 

LEAD. 

Lead covered. 

Red lead. 

White lead. 

LEAD(S). See also Led. 

External lead(s) 

Flexible lead(s) 

Single lead(s) 

Triple lead(s) 

Twin lead(s) 

Leading (to) 

LEADER(S) 

LEAF(VES). See also Aluminium, Gold, Metal, 
Silver, Spring. 


239 











LEAK 


gijwe 


gictu 


LEEWAY 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

11659 

gictu 

LEAK(S) or to Leak 

11660 

gicuv 

Leaked. 

11661 

gicxy 

Leaking. 

11662 

gicyz 

LEAKAGE. 

11663 

gicza 

No leakage. 

11664 

gidac 

LEAKY. 

11665 

gidce 

LEAN(S) or to Lean 

11666 

gideg 

Leaned(t) 

11667 

gidgi 

Leaning. 

11668 

gidik 

LEARN(S) or to Learn 

11669 

gidmo 

Learned. 

11670 

gidsu 

Learning. 

11671 

gidwy 

LEASE(S) or to Lease 

11672 

gidya 

Extension of lease. 

11673 

giebe 

Long lease. 

11674 

giefi 

Short lease. 

11675 

gielo 

What lease. 

11676 

gieru 

Leased. 

11677 

gieux 

Leasing. 

11678 

gievy 

LEASEHOLD. 

11679 

glewz 

(At) LEAST. 

11680 

giexa 

Least of all. 

11681 

gifko 

At the least. 

11682 

gifos 

Not (in) the least. 

11683 

gifuy 

LEATHER(S). See also Belt, Clutch, Coupling 


Cover, Mat, Packing, Suit, Washer, etc. 


11684 gifwa 

11685 gifye 

11686 ; gigaf 

11687 : gigej 

11688 gigin 

11689 gig jo 

11690 gigot 

11691 gigpu 

11692 | gigty 

11693 giguz 

11694 j gigva 

11695 gigyd 

11696 gigze 

11697 gihag 

11698 ; gihci 

11699 gihek 

11700 ! gihsy 

11701 | gihye 

11702 gijem 

11703 : gijgo 

11704 gijmu 

11705 ! gijow 

11706 ; gijsa 

11707 ! gijuc 
1170S gijwe 


Chamois leather. 

Leather cloth. 

,, dressing. 
Enamelled leather. 
Leather faced. 

Gland leather(s) 

Hat leather. 

Japanned leather. 

Morocco leather. 

Oiled leather. 
LEATHERETTE. 
LEAVE(S). See also Left. 
Leave(s) immediately. 
Leaving. 

After leaving. 

Before leaving. 

If leaving. 

,, not leaving. 

Not. leaving (until) 

When leaving. 

LED. 

LEDGE(S) 

LEDGER(S) 

LEEWARD. 

LEEWAY. 










LENS 


gipoc 


gijyg LEFT 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

11709 

gijyg 

LEFT. See also Hand, Leave. 

11710 

glkaj 

Left by. 

11711 

giken 

„ for. 

11712 

gikfo 

If left. 

11713 

gikir 

„ not left. 

11714 

giklu 

Not(hing) left. 

11715 

gikox 

LEG(S) 

11716 

gikpy 

LEGAL(LY) See also Proceedings. 

LEGATION. 

11717 

gikra 

11718 

gikud 

LEGISLATION. 

11719 

glkve 

LEND(S) or.to Lend 

11720 

gikzi 

Lending. 

11721 

gilak 

Lent. 

11722 

gilis 

LENGTH (of). For feet and inches see Measurement 
Table, Part II., and for m/m. see Numeral Table , 
Part II. 

11723 

gilku 

About — length. 

11724 

giloy 

(To) any length. 

11725 

guyi 

Average length(s) 

11726 

gimal 

Length between— 

11727 

gimdo 

Length closed. 

11728 

gimep 

Convenient length(s) 

11729 

girait 

Cut length(s) 

11730 

gimju 

Full length. 

11731 

glmny 

Half length. 

11732 

gimoz 

Increased in length (—) 

11733 

gimpa 

Length open. 

11734 

gimte 

,, overall. 

11735 

gimuf 

Quarter length. 

11736 

gimxi 

Three-quarter length. 

11737 

gimyj 

Standard length(s) 

11738 

ginam 

Stock(ed) (in) length(s) (of—) 

11739 

ginco 

A third length. 

11740 

ginmy 

Two-thirds length. 

11741 

ginse 

Total length (of—) 

11742 

ginug 

Length under head. 

11743 

ginwi 

„ up to— 

11744 

ginyk 

Various lengths. 

11745 

giobo 

LENGTHEN(S) or to Lengthen 

11746 

gloer 

Lengthened. 

11747 

giohu 

Lengthening. 

11748 

gioly 

LENS(ES). See also Reflector. 

11749 

glona 

Bull’s eye lens(es) 

11750 

gioob 

Compound lens. 

11751 

giore 

Convex lens. 

11752 

giovi 

Double convex lens. 

11753 

gipes 

Plano-convex lens. 

11754 

gipgu 

Crystal lens. 

11755 

gipky 

Focal length of lens(es) (—in.) 

11756 

gipma 

Red lens(es) 

11757 

gipoc 

Ruby lens(es) 


241 










gipym LENS (contd.) LETTER giyol 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

11758 

gipym 

Semaphore lens(es) 

11759 

girka 

LESS (than) 

11760 

girsi 

If less (than) 

11761 

giruk 

„ no(t) less (than) 

11762 

giryo 

Little less (than) 

11763 

gisar 

Much less (than) 

11764 

gisdu 

No(t) less (than) 

11765 

gisev 

Nothing less (than) 

11766 

gishy 

Or less (than) 

11767 

gisiz 

LESSEE(S) 

11768 

igisja 

LESSEN(S) or to Lessen 

11769 

gisne 

Lessened. 

11770 

gisof 

Lessening. 

11771 

gisri 

LESSOR(S) 

11772 

gisul 

LET(S) or to Let 

11773 

gisyp 

Let alone. 

11774 

gitas 

„ go. 

11775 

gitcu 

„ in. 

11776 

gitew 

Not let. 

11777 

gitgy 

Let out. 

11778 

gitme 

Letting. 

11779 

gitog 

Not letting. 

11780 

gitum 

LETTER(S) or to Letter 

See also Administration, Mail. See also 

Table , Part II. 

11781 

gitwo 

Address all letters, etc., to—- (until—) 

11782 

giubu 

„ „ „ poste-restante— 

11783 

giufy 

How are letters to be addressed ? 

11784 

giuha 

In agreement with letter (of—) 

11785 

giule 

All letters. 

11786 

giupl 

Why are our letters not answered ? 

11787 

giuvo 

Any letters. 

11788 

givey 

If any letters. 

11789 

givga 

Letter(s) arrived. 

11790 

givie 

„ „ „ too late. 

11791 

givke 

„ „ „ in time. 

11792 

givys 

„ „ not yet arrived. 

11793 

giwav 

„ „ receiving attention. 

11794 

giwez 

As per our letter (of—) 

11795 

giwid 

„ their letter (of—) 

11796 

giwoj 

„ your letter (of—) 

11797 

giwup 

Await letter(s) (before —) 

11798 

giwyt 

Anxiously awaiting letter(s) 

11799 

gixaw 

By letter. 

11800 

gixmi 

Not by letter. 

11801 

glxok 

Call for letter(s) (c/o —) 

11802 

gixyu 

Other conditions as per letter (of —) 

11803 

giyax 

Strictly confidential letter. 

11804 

giyeb 

Contents of letter(s) 

11805 

giyil 

„ „ „ „ satisfactory. 

11806 

giyol 

„ „ „ „ unsatisfactory. 


242 









giyur 

N 08 . 

11807 

11808 

11809 

11810 

11811 

11812 

11813 

11814 

11815 

11816 

11817 

11818 

11819 

11820 

11821 

11822 

11823 

11824 

11825 

11826 

11827 

11828 

11829 

11830 

11831 

11832 

11833 

11834 

11835 

11836 

11837 

11838 

11839 

11840 

11841 

11842 

11843 

11844 

11845 

11846 

11847 

11848 

11849 

11850 

11851 

11852 

11853 

11854 

11855 

11856 

11857 


LETTER ( contd .) 


gofpa 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Gopy(ies) of letter(s) 

Letter of credit. 

What was the date of the letter referred to ? 
Enclosed in letter(s) (of—) 

Letter(s) and enclosure(s) 

Expecting letter(s) (from—) 

Express letter(s) 

Forward all letters, etc. (to—) 

Letter(s) forwarded (to—) 

Where are letter(s) to be forwarded ? 
Forwarding letter(s) (to—) 

Letter(s) of identification. 

Important letter(s) 

Your letters are too indefinite. 

Letter(s) of introduction. 

Keep letter(s) (for—) 

Last letter received was dated— 

Since our last letter. 

Letter(s) lost. 

„ ,, too late for mail. 

„ mailed you to-day. 

„ mailed you yesterday. 

No letter(s) 

If no letters. 

Our (my) letter(s) (of—) 

All particulars in our letter (of—) 

Have you received our letter (of—) 

Further particulars following by letter. 
Received letter(s) (of—) 

Letter received and contents noted. 

Letters received but not goods. 

,, (s) received late through wrong address. 

Acknowledge(s) receipt of letter. 

Following receipt of letter (of—) 

Received letter (of—) 

Letter not received. 

„ of recommendation. 

„ (s) now recovered. 

Referring to letter(s) (of—) 

Will register all letters in future. 

Registered letter(s) 

Letter(s) not registered. 

Letters in future should be registered. 
Regular letters. 

Reply by letter. 

„ to letter(s) immediately. 

Why do you not reply to our (my) letter(s) 
Replying by letter. 

,, to letter (of—) 

„ to letter(s) by next mail. 

Their (his) letter (of—) 


243 


9 









gofte LETTER (conId.) LEVER gotlz 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

11858 

gofte 

Letter of to-day. 

11859 

gofuf 

Letters waiting here (for—) 

11860 

gofxi 

Which (what) letter(s) 

11861 

gofyj 

Letter of yesterday. 

11862 

gogam 

Letters have arrived here for you ; what shall we 
do with them ? 

11863 

gogco 

Your letter (of—) 

11864 

gogmy 

In reply to your letter (of—) 

11865 

gogse 

Lettered. 

11866 

gogug 

Lettering. 

11867 

gogwi 

LEVEL(S). See also Acid, Sea, or to Level 

Tap, Water. 

11868 

gogyk 

Constant level. 

11869 

gohan 

Higher level. 

11870 

gohbo 

Lower level. 

11871 

goher 

At the same level. 

11872 

gohiv 

Working level. 

11873 

gohly 

Levelled. 

11874 

gohna 

Levelling. 

11875 

gohob 

LEVER(S) or to Lever 

See also Accelerator, Brake, Cam, Clutch, 
Control, Crank, Fan, Pedal, Pulley, Spark, 
Speed, Start, Steer, Switch, Tap, Throttle, 
Timing, Tyre, Valve, etc. 

Single action lever(s) 

11876 

gohre 

11877 

gohvi 

Double action lever(s) 

11878 

gohyl 

Actuating lever(s) 

11879 

goigu 

Lever adjuster(s) 

11880 

goiky 

„ boss(es) 

11881 

golma 

Brass lever(s) 

11882 

go jap 

Combined lever(s) 

11883 

go jet 

Compensating lever(s) 

11884 

gojfu 

Lever control. 

11885 

gojix 

Detachable lever(s) 

11886 

gojjy 

Draw-bolt lever(s) 

11887 

gojla 

Extension lever(s) 

11888 

gojod 

Fast lever(s) 

11889 

gojpe 

First lever(s) 

11890 

gojti 

,, and reverse lever(s) 

11891 

gojuj 

Foot lever(s) 

11892 

gojyn 

Fork(ed) lever(s) 

11893 

gojzo 

Governor lever(s) 

11894 

gokka 

Lever grip(s) 

11895 

goksi 

Guide lever(s) 

11896 

gokuk 

Hand lever(s) 

11897 

gokyo 

Ignition lever(s) 

11898 

golar 

Inside levels) 

11899 

goldu 

Inverted lever(s) 

11900 

golev 

Key(ing) lever(s) 

11901 

golhy 

Lever knob(s) 

11902 

goliz 

Locking lever(s) 

244 








golja 

Nos. 

11903 

11904 

11905 

11906 

11907 

11908 

11909 

11910 

11911 

11912 

11913 

11914 

11915 

11916 

11917 

11918 

11919 

11920 

11921 

11922 

11923 

11924 

11925 

11926 

11927 

11928 

11929 

11930 

11931 

11932 

11933 

11934 

11935 

11936 

11937 

11938 

11939 

11940 

11941 

11942 

11943 

11944 

11945 

11946 

11947 

11948 

11949 

11950 

11951 

11952 

11953 


(contd.) 


LIBERAL 


gorur 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Loose lever(s) 

Operating lever(s) 

Outside lever(s) 

Central pull lever(s) 

Lever rack(s) 

Reverse(ing) lever(s) 

Rocking lever(s) 

Roller lever(s) 

Second lever(s) 

Selection lever(s) 

„ „ first and reverse. 

,, „ top and second. 

Short lever(s) 

Slotted lever(s) 

Spooned lever(s) 

Spring lever(s) 

Straight lever(s) 

Striking lever(s) 

Tighten(ing) lever(s) 

Lever tip(s) 

Trigger lever(s) 

Weighted lever(s) 

Weighshaft lever(s) 

With lever(s) 

Withdrawal lever(s) 

Without lever(s) 

Levered. 

Not levered. 

Levering(s) 

No(t) levering(s) 

LEVERAGE. 

LEVY(IES) or to Levy 

Levied. 

Levying. 

LIABILITY(IES) 

Accept(s) liability(ies) 

Cash liability(ies) 

Employer’s liability. 

Gross liability(ies) 

Heavy liability. 

Light liability. 

Limited liability. 

Net liability(ies) 

No liability. 

Undertake no liability. 

Repudiate(s) liability(ics) 

LIABLE (for—) (to—) 

Less liable (to—) 

More liable (to—) 

LIBEL. 

LIBERAL(LY) 

245 








gorxu 


LIBERTY 


LIGHT 


goxux 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

11954 

gorxu 

(At) LIBERTY (to) 

11955 

goryv 

LICENCE(S). or to License 

See also Aerodrome, Sell. 

11956 

gosay 

Cancel licence(s) 

11957 

gosca 

Licence cancelled. 

11958 

>gosec 

Driver’s licence(s) 

11959 

gosge 

Holder(s) of licence(s) 

11960 

gosig 

Manufacturing licence(s) 

11961 

goski 

Pilot’s licence(s) 

11962 

gosom 

(On) production of licence. 

11963 

gosus 

Renew licence(s) 

11964 

goswu 

Licence(s) renewed. 

11965 

gotaz 

Suspend licence(s) 

11966 

gotba 

Licence(s) suspended. 

11967 

goted 

Licensed. 

11968 

Hgotfe 

Licensing. 

11969 

gotjl 

,, authorities. 

11970 

goton 

LICENSEE(S) 

11971 

gotpo 

L1D(S) 

11972 

gotut 

Spring-clipped lid(s) 

11973 

gotvu 

Hinged lid(s) 

11974 

gotyx 

Removable lid(s) 

11975 

| gotzy 

Lid(s) secured by thumbscrew(s) and washer(s) 

11976 

, govab 

Sliding lid(s) 

11977 

) govde 

Snap lid(s) 

11978 

govef 

Spring lid(s) 

11979 

govhl 

Swing lid(s) 

11980 

! govij 

Waterproof lid(s) 

11981 

i govno 

With lid(s) 

11982 

govop 

Without lid(s) 

11983 

govtu 

LIE(S). See also Lying. or to Lie 

11984 

govuv 

(In) LIEU (of) 

11985 

govyz 

LIFE. See also Insurance, Live. 

11986 

! govza 

Long life. 

11987 

gowac 

Longer life (than) 

11988 

i gowce 

Loss of life. 

11989 

goweg 

Prolongs the life (of—) 

11990 

gowgl 

Short life. 

11991 

gowlk 

LIFEBOAT(S) 

11992 

gowmo 

LIFEBUOY(S) 

11993 

gowsu 

LIFT(S). Sec also Window. or to Lift 

11994 

gowya 

Lifts off. 

11995 

goxad 

Thumb lift. 

11996 

goxbe 

Lifts up. 

11997 

goxfi 

Lifted. 

11998 

goxil 

Lifting. 

11999 

goxlo 

LIFTER(S) 

12000 

goxor 

Tappet lifter(s) 

12001 

goxru 

LIGHT(S). See also Battery, or to Light 

Lamp, Lit, Searchlight, Tax. 

12002 

goxux 

Acetylene light(s)(ing) 


246 














goxvy LIGHT (contd.) gudyn 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

12003 

goxvy 

Aircraft light(s) 

12004 

goxyb 

All light(s) 

12005 

goyim 

Any light(s) 

12006 

goyko 

Beam(s) of light(s) 

12007 

goyos 

Concentrated light(s) 

12008 

goywa 

Brilliant light(s) 

12009 

gozaf 

Bulkhead light(s) 

12010 

gozdi 

Cabin light(s) 

12011 

gozej 

Continuance of light(s) 

12012 

gozin 

Danger light(s) 

12013 

gozjo 

Dazzling light(s) 

12014 

gozot 

Evenly diffused light(s) 

12015 

gozpu 

Direct light(s) 

12016 

gozty- 

Driving light(s) 

12017 

gozuz 

Electric light(s)(ing) 

12018 

gozva 

Exposed light(s) 

12019 

gozyd 

Exterior light(s)(ing) 

12020 

gozze 

Fixed light(s) 

12021 

guaco 

Flare light(s) 

12022 

guamy 

Flash liglit(s) 

12023 

guase 

Flickering light(s) 

12024 

guawi 

Float light(s) 

12025 

guban 

Full of light(s) 

12026 

gubbo 

Good light(s) 

12027 

guber 

Green light(s) 

12028 

gubhu 

— hours’ light(s) 

12029 

gubiv 

Landing light(s) 

12030 

gubly 

Masthead light(s) 

12031 

gubna 

More light(s) 

12032 

gubob 

Light(s) off. 

12033 

gubre 

» on. 

12034 

gubuh 

Lighting outfit(s) for— 

12035 

gubvl 

Petrol-oxygen light(s) 

12036 

gubyl 

As light as possible. 

12037 

guces 

Port light(s) 

12038 

gucgu 

Rear light(s) 

12039 

gucky 

Recognition light(s) 

12040 

gucma 

Red light(s) 

12041 

gucoc 

Reflect(s)(ed) light(s) 

12042 

gucym 

Light reflector(s) 

12043 

gudap 

Regulation of light(s) 

12044 

gudet 

Rule(s) as to light(s) 

12045 

gudfu 

Side light(s) 

12046 

gudix 

Soft light(s) 

12047 

gudjy 

Source of light(s) 

12048 

gudla 

Spot(s) (of) light(s) 

12049 

gudod 

Starboard light(s) 

12050 

gudpe 

Steady light(s) 

12051 

gudti 

Strong light(s) 

12052 

guduj 

Uniform light(s) 

12053 

gudyn 

Yerey liglit(s) 


247 







Nob. 

12054 

12055 

12056 

12057 

12058 

12059 

12060 

12061 

12062 

12063 

12064 

12065 

12066 

12067 

12068 

12069 

12070 

12071 

12072 

12073 

12074 

12075 

12076 

12077 

12078 

12079 

12080 

12081 

12082 

12083 

12084 

12085 

12086 

12087 

12088 

12089 

12090 

12091 

12092 

12093 

12094 

12095 

12096 

12097 

12098 

12099 

12100 

12101 

12102 

12103 ! 


LIGHT (contd.) 


LIMIT 


gukyu 


(Half) 

word. 


gudzo 

gueka 

guesi 

gufar 

gufdu 

gufev 

gufhy 

gufiz 

gufja 

gufne 

gufof 

gufri 

guful 

gufyp 

gugas 

gugcu 

gugew 

gugme 

gugog 

gugum 

gugwo 

guhat 

guhbu 

guhex 

guhfy 

guhlb 

guhle 

guhpi 

guhun 

guhvo 

guhyr 

guiga 

gulke 

gujav 

gujdy 

gujez 

gujfa 

gujid 

gujje 

gujnl 

gujoj 

gujto 

gujup 

gujyt 

gujzu 

gukaw 

gukml 

gukok 

gukso 

gukyu 


(Half) PHRASE. 


White llght(s) 

Windshield spotlight(s) 

With light(s) 

Without light(s) 

Yellow light(s) 

Lighted (by) 

Lighting. 

Car lighting. 

Dynamo lighting set(s) 

„ ,, „ „ for large car(s) 

Efficient lighting. 

Partial electric lighting. 

House lighting. 

Lighting plant. 

„ set(s) 

Acetylene lighting set(s) 

Car lighting set(s) 

Electric lighting set(s) 

Road lighting. 

Public service lighting. 

Ship's lighting. 

Signal lighting. 

Lighting system(s) 

Temporary lighting. 

LIGHTER(S) 

Electric cigar lighter(s) (— volts) 

Coasting lighter(s) 

Lighter than. 

If lighter (than) 

,, not lighter (than) 

No(t) lighter (than) 

LIGHTERAGE. 

LIGHTNESS. 

LIGHTNING. 

Lightning conductor(s) 

LIGNUM VITAE. 

LIKE(S). See also Unlike. or to Like 

Anything like. 

If anything like. 

Not(hing) like. 

Something like. 

Liked. 

Liking. 

LIKELY. See also Unlikely. 

If likely. 

Not likely. 

Very likely. 

LIMIT(S). See also Advance, or to Limit 

Sell, Speed. 

Above the limit. 

Close limit(s) 


248 











LINK 


gureh 


gulax LIMIT (contd.) 


Noa. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

12104 

gulax 

Decrease limit. 

12105 

gulby 

Limit exceeded. 

12106 

gulda 

High limit. 

12107 

guleb 

If limit. 

12108 

gulhe 

Increase limit. 

12109 

gulif 

Limit increased. 

12110 

gull! 

,, cannot be increased. 

12111 

gulol 

Low limit(s) 

12112 

gulro 

No limit(s) (to) 

12113 

gulur 

If no limit. 

12114 

gulxu 

Under the limit. 

12115 

gulyv 

What limit ? 

12116 

gumay 

Within limits. 

12117 

gumca 

Limited (to) 

12118 

gumec 

Limiting. 

12119 

gumge 

LIMOUSINE(S). See also Body. 

12120 

gumig 

LINE(S). See also Asbestos, or to Line 

Water. For colours see separate headings. 

12121 

gumki 

On up-to-date lines. 

12122 

gumom 

In line (with) 

12123 

gumus 

Main lines. 

12124 

gumwu 

On proper lines. 

12125 

gunaz 

Side line(s) 

12126 

gunba 

On similar lines (to) 

12127 

guned 

Special line(s) 

12128 

gunfe 

What line(s) 

12129 

gunih 

Lined (with—) 

12130 

gunji 

„ far apart. 

12131 

gupon 

Fine lined. 

12132 

gunpo 

Lined to match. 

12133 

gunut 

Not lined. 

12134 

gunvu 

Relined. 

12135 

gunyx 

Lined any shade. 

12136 

gunzy 

,, close together. 

12137 

gupab 

Lining(s) 

12138 

gupde 

False lining(s) 

12139 

gupef 

Inside lining(s) 

12140 

guphi 

Lining material(s) 

12141 

gupij 

Outside lining(s) 

12142 

gupno 

Removable lining(s) 

12143 

gupop 

With lining(s) 

12144 

guptu 

Without lining(s) 

12145 

gupuv 

LINEN(S) 

12146 

gupxy 

LINER(S). See also Throttle, Tyre. 

12147 

gupyz 

LINK(S). See also Belt, or to Link 

Chain, Control, Steer. 

12148 

gupza 

Actuating link(s) 

12149 

gurad 

„ „ „ bottom. 

12150 

gurbe 

>> »> »» top. 

12151 

gureh 

Close link(s) 


249 







gurfi 

Noa. 

12152 

12153 

12154 

12155 

12156 

12157 

12158 

12159 

12160 

12161 

12162 

12163 

12164 

12165 

12166 

12167 

12168 

12169 

12170 

12171 

12172 

12173 

12174 

12175 

12176 

12177 

12178 

12179 

12180 

12181 

12182 

12183 

12184 

12185 

12186 

12187 

12188 

12189 

12190 

12191 

12192 

12193 

12194 

12195 

12196 

12197 

12198 

12199 

12200 

12201 


LINK (contd.) 


LIVE 


guxud 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Compensating link(s) 

Connecting link(s) 

Control link(s) 

Reversing and expansion link(s) 

Front link(s) 

Half link(s) 

Leather link(s) 

„ and steel link(s) 

Locking link(s) 

Rear link(s) 

Spring link(s) 

Front spring link(s) 

Rear spring link(s) 

Steel link(s) 

Linked. 

Linking. 

LINOLEUM. 

LIQUEUR(S) 

LIQUID(S) 

LIQUIDATE(S) or to Liquidate 

Liquidated. 

Liquidating. 

LIQUIDATION. 

Compulsory liquidation. 

Voluntary liquidation. 

LIQUIDATOR(S) 

LIRE. 

LIST(S) or to List 

See also Catalogue, Price. 

List subject to alteration without notice. 
Current list. 

In the list. 

Previous list. 

„ „ cancelled. 

Price list(s) 

Separate list. 

Spares list. 

Standard list. 

Listed. 

Net listed. 

Listing. 

LIT. See also Lioiit. 

LITERATURE. 

LITRE(S) 

LITTLE. See also Small. 

LIVE(S). See also Axle, Die. or to Live 
Cannot live long. 

Lives lost. 

No lives lost. 

Several lives lost. 

Lived. 


250 







guxve 

Nob. 

12202 

12203 

12204 

12205 

12206 

12207 

12208 

12209 

12210 

12211 

12212 

12213 

12214 

12215 

12216 

12217 

12218 

12219 

12220 

12221 

12222 

12223 

12224 

12225 

12226 

12227 

12228 

12229 

12230 

12231 

12232 

12233 

12234 

12235 

12236 

12237 

12238 

12239 

12240 

12241 

12242 

12243 

12244 

12245 

12246 

12247 

12248 

12249 

12250 


LIVE (contd.) 


LOCK 


gydvo 


(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

guxve 

Living. 


guxzi 

LIVELY. 


guyak 

LIVERPOOL. 


guyis 

LOAD(S). See also Axle, 

or to Load 


Unload, Wire. 


guyoy 

Calculated load. 


guzal 

Load capacity. 


guzdo 

Crushing load. 


guzep 

Dead load. 


guzit 

Distribution of load. 


guzju 

Fluctuating load. 


guzny 

Full load. 


guzoz 

Gross load. 


guzpa 

Half load. 


guzte 

Heavy load. 


guzuf 

Light load. 


guzyj 

Live load(s) 


gyaka 

Maximum load(s) 


gyasi 

,, „ on chassis including body. 

gyayo 

Normal load(s) 


gybar 

Overload(ed) 


gybdu 

Re-load(s)(ed)(ing) 


gybev 

Steady load(s) 


gybhy 

Thrust load(s) 


gybiz 

— ton load(s) 


gybja 

Varying load(s) 


gybne 

Safe working load(s) 


gybof 

Quarter load. 


gybrl 

Three-quarter load. 


gybul 

Loaded. 


gybyp 

Loading. 


gycas 

LOAN(S) 

or to Loan 

gyccu 

Loan issued of — (at — %) 


gycew 

No loan. 


gycgy 

Loaned. 


gycme 

Loaning. 


gycog 

LOCAL(LY) 


gycum 

LOCAL IT Y(1ES) 


gycwo 

LOCATE(S) 

or to Locate 

gydat 

Located. 


gydbu 

Locating. 


gydex 

LOCATION (of—). See also Test. 


gydfy 

LOCK(S). See also Pin, 

or to Lock 


Plunger, Ring, Spring, Unlock. 

gydha 

Automatic(ally) lock(s)(ed)(ing) 


gydib 

Case lock(s) 


gydle 

Lock(s) with catch(es) 


gydoh 

Clasp lock(s) 


gydpi 

Cycle lock(s) 


gydun 

Door lock(s) 


gydvo 

Head lock(s) 



251 9a 







gyega 


LOCK (contd.) 


LOOK 


gylno 


N 08 . 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

12251 

gyega 

Lever lock(s) 

12252 

gyeke 

Double lever lock(s) 

12253 

gyfav 

Single lever lock(s) 

12254 

gyfdy 

Motor iock(s) 

12255 

gyfez 

Positive lock(s) 

12256 

gylfa 

Private lock(s) 

12257 

gyfid 

Slam lock(s) 

12258 

gyfje 

Locked. 

12259 

gyfni 

Independently locked. 

12260 

gyfoj 

Locked rigidly. 

12261 

gyfto 

Locking. 

12262 

gyfup 

LOCKER(S) 

12263 

gyfyt 

Chain locker(s) 

12264 

gylzu 

Signal locker(s) 

12265 

gygaw 

LOCOMOTION. 

12266 

gygmi 

LOCOMOTIVE (— gauge). See also Boileh, 
Engine. 

12267 

gygok 

LODGE(S). See also Dislodge. or to Lodge 

12268 

gygso 

Lodged. 

12269 

gygyu 

Lodging. 

12270 

gyhax 

LOG(S) 

12271 

gyhby 

Log book(s) 

12272 

gyhda 

LONDON. 

12273 

gyheb 

(In) LONDON GAZETTE (dated) 

12274 

gyhif 

LONG. See also Length. 

12275 

gyhli 

As long as. 

12276 

gyhol 

Not as long (as) 

12277 

gyhro 

Long enough. 

12278 

gyhur 

If long enough. 

12279 

gyhxu 

Not long enough. 

12280 

gyhyv 

Extra long. 

12281 

gyica 

Too long. 

12282 

gyiki 

If too long. 

12283 

gyjaz 

„ not too long. 

12284 

gyjba 

Not too long. 

12285 

gyjed 

LONGER (than) 

12286 

gyjfe 

Any longer. 

12287 

gyjih 

If longer (than) 

12288 

gyjji 

A little longer. 

12289 

gyjon 

How much longer ? 

12290 

gyjpo 

No(t) longer (than) 

12291 

gyjut 

If not longer (than) 

12292 

gyjvu 

LONGERON(S) 

12293 

gyjyx 

LONGEST. 

12294 

gyjzy 

At the longest. 

12295 

gylab 

LONGITUDE (— degrees). See also Latitude. 

12296 

gylde 

LONGITUDINAL. 

12297 

gylef 

LOOK(S) or to Look 

12298 

gyihi 

Look for. 

12299 

gyiij 

„ into. 

12300 

gylno 

Do not like the look of it. 


252 






gylop LOOK (conid.) LOSS 


N08. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

12301 

gyiop 

Look out (for— ) 

12302 

gyitu 

Looked. 

12303 

gyiuv 

Looking. 

12304 

gyixy 

If looking. 

12305 

gyiyz 

,, not looking. 

12306 

gylza 

Not looking. 

12307 

gymac 

LOOP(S). Sec also Terminal. or to Loop 

12308 

gymeg 

Looped. 

12309 

gymgi 

Looping. 

12310 

gymik 

LOOSE(LY) 

12311 

gymmo 

If loose(ly) 

12312 

gymsu 

Not loose(Iy) 

12313 

gymwy 

„ „ „ enough. 

12314 

gymya 

Too loose(ly) 

12315 

gynad 

LOOSEN(S) or to Loosen 

12316 

gynbe 

Loosened. 

12317 

gyneh 

Not loosened. 

12318 

gynfl 

Loosening. 

12319 

gynil 

Not loosening. 

12320 

gynlo 

LOOSENESS (of) 

12321 

gynor 

LORD(S) 

12322 

! gynru 

House of Lords. 

12323 

gynux 

LOHRY(IES) ( —load) (—h.p.) See also Body. 

12324 

gynvy 

Lorry char-a-banc(s) (to seat —) ( — h.p.) 

12325 

gynxa 

Lorry driver(s) 

12326 

gynyb 

Pantechnicon lorry(ies) ( — load) ( — h.p.) 

12327 

! gyoim 

Platform lorry(ies) ( — load) ( — h.p.) 

12328 

gyoko 

„ „ with sides ( — load) ( — h.p.) 

12329 

! gyoos 

,, „ „ stanchions and chains (—load) 

(— h.p.) 

12330 

gyowa 

LOSE(S). See also Loss, Lost. or to Lose 

12331 

gypaf 

Losing. 

12332 

gypdi 

Anticipate losing. 

12333 

gypej 

Losing heavily. 

12334 

gypin 

Not losing. 

12335 

gypjo 

Losing slightly. 

12336 

gypot 

LOSER(S) 

12337 

gyppu 

LOSS(ES). See also Sell. 

12338 

gypty 

Actual loss(es) 

12339 

gypuz 

Approximate loss(es) 

12340 

gypva 

At a loss (of—) 

12341 

gypyd 

Complete loss. 

12342 

: gypze 

Dead loss. 

12343 

gyqua 

Further loss(es) 

12344 

gyrah 

Loss(es) must be made good by. 

12345 

gyrbl 

(At a) greater loss (than) 

12346 

gyrel 

Heavy loss(es) 

12347 

gyrho 

Involves a loss of about— 

12348 

gyrlp 

No loss(es) 

12349 

gyrnu 

Partial loss(es) 

12350 

gyrov 

Risk of loss. 


25a 











gyrry LOSS (contd.) LUBRICATOR gyzla 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

12351 

gyrty 

Slight loss(es) 

12352 

gyrta 

Total loss(es) 

12353 

gyrub 

What loss(es) 

12354 

gyryf 

Without loss(es) 

12355 

gysem 

LOST. See also Lose. 

12356 

gysgo 

Everything lost. 

12357 

gysmu 

If lost. 

12358 

gysow 

But little lost. 

12359 

gyssa 

Not(hing) lost. 

12360 

gyswe 

If not lost. 

12361 

gysyg 

LOT(S) 

12362 

gytaj 

LOW. 

12363 

gyten 

As low as. 

12364 

gytfo 

Not as low (as) 

12365 

gytir 

Low enough. 

12366 

gytiu 

If low enough. 

12367 

gytox 

Not low enough. 

12368 

gytpy 

Too low. 

12369 

gytra 

If too low. 

12370 

gytud 

„ not too low. 

12371 

gytve 

Not too low. 

12372 

gytzi 

LOWER(S). See also Price. or to Lower 

12373 

gyuak 

Lower (than) 

12374 

gyuku 

If lower (than) 

12375 

gyval 

Much lower (than) 

12376 

gyvdo 

Not lower (than) 

12377 

gyvep 

If not lower (than) 

12378 

gyvit 

Lowered. 

12379 

gyvju 

Lowering. 

12380 

gyvny 

LOWEST. 

12381 

gyvoz 

If the lowest. 

12382 

gyvpa 

,, not the lowest. 

12383 

gyvte 

Not the lowest. 

12384 

gyvuf 

At the very lowest. 

12385 

gyvyj 

LUBRICANT(S) 

12386 

gywam 

No lubricant(s) 

12387 

gywug 

What lubricant(s) 

12388 

gywyk 

LUBRIGATE(S) or to Lubricate 

See also Bearing, Tank. 

12389 

gyxan 

Lubricated. 

12390 

gyxbo 

Lubricating. 

12391 

gyxer 

„ system. 

12392 

gyxhu 

LUBRICATION. 

12393 

gyxiv 

Automatic lubrication. 

12394 

gyxiy 

Forced lubrication. 

12395 

gyzap 

LUBRICATOR(S). See also Pipe. 

12396 

gyzet 

Automatic lubricator(s) 

12397 

gyzfu 

Ball lubricator(s) 

12398 

gyzix 

Shackle bolt lubricator(s) 

12399 

gyzjy 

Car lubricator(s) 

12400 

gyzla 

Grease-cup lubricator(s) 


254 








Nos. 

12401 

12402 

12403 

12404 

12405 

12406 

12407 

12408 

12409 

12410 

12411 

12412 

12413 

12414 

12415 

12416 

12417 

12418 

12419 

12420 

12421 

12422 

12423 

12424 

12425 

12426 

12427 

12428 

12429 

12430 

12431 

12432 

12433 

12434 

12435 

12436 

12437 

12438 

12439 

12440 

12441 

12442 

12443 

12444 

12445 

12446 

12447 

12448 

12449 

12450 


LIBRICATOR (canid.) 


MADE 


(Half) PHRASE. 


hagax 


Drip-feed lubricator(s) 

Pressure-feed lubricator(s) 

Lubricator with feed rack(s) (— feeds) 

„ glass(es) 

Mechanical graphite lubricator(s) 

Spring lid lubricator(s) 

Mechanical lubricator(s) 

Needle lubricator(s) 

Oil ring lubricator(s) 

Sight lubricator(s) 

Wick lubricator(s) 

LUG(S) 

Lug casting(s) 

Notched lug(s) 

Terminal lug(s) 

Spring terminal lug(s) 

LUGGAGE. See also Ladder, Netting, Strap. 
LUSTRE. 

LUTE(S) 

LYING. See also Lie. 

M. 

MACHINE(S). See also Drill, or to Machine 
Punch, Screw, Shape, Tool, Weigh, 
Machined. 

All parts machined. 

Machining. 

MACHINERY. 

Auxiliary machinery. 

Complicated machinery. 

Delicate machinery. 

Fixed machinery. 

Portable machinery. 

MACHINIST(S). See also Spindle, Wood. 
MADE (by). See also Make. 

Accurately made. 

Very badly made. 

British made. 

Cheaply made. 

Differently made. 

Foreign made. 

Made from. 

„ good. 

Hand made. 

If made (by) 

,, not made (by) 

Made in— 

Machine made. 

Specially made to measurement or specification. 
Not made. 

Made to order. 

Made to order and quantities. 


255 










hagby MADE ( contd .) MAGNIFY hamfi 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

12451 

hagby 

Perfectly made. 

12452 

hagda 

Made in — pieces. 

12453 

hageb 

Re-made. 

12454 

haghe 

Similarly made. 

12455 

hagif 

Substantially made. 

12456 

hagli 

As usually made. 

12457 

hagol 

Made up (with—) 

12458 

hagro 

„ » of. 

12459 

hagur 

Well made. 

12460 

hagyv 

When made. 

12461 

hahca 

MAGAZINE(S) 

12462 

hahec 

MAGNET(S) 

12463 

hahge 

Magnet charger(s) 

12464 

hahig 

Dynamo magnet(s) 

12465 

hahki 

Field magnet(s) 

12466 

hahom 

Permanent magnet(s) 

12467 

hahus 

Magnet pole(s) 

12468 

hahwu 

MAGNETIC. 

12469 

haiba 

MAGNETISATION. 

12470 

halfe 

MAGNET ISE(S) or to Magnetise 

12471 

haiji 

Magnetised. 

12472 

haipo 

De-magnetised. 

12473 

haivu 

Re-magnetised. 

12474 

haizy 

Magnetising. 

12475 

hakab 

De-magnetising. 

12476 

hakde 

Re-magnetising. 

12477 

hakef 

MAGNETO(S). See also Clip, Ignition, Nut, 
Winder. 

12478 

hakhi 

Magneto assembler(s) 

12479 

hakij 

„ bearing(s) 

12480 

hakno 

„ breaker arm(s) 

12481 

hakop 

„ „ box(es) 

12482 

haktu 

„ collector brush(es) (length — depth —) 

12483 

hakuv 

,, distributor brush(es) (— length — width 

— thickness) 

12484 

hakyz 

Magneto ground brush(es) (length — depth — r) 

12485 

hakza 

„ „ „ and spring(s) (length — 

depth —) 

12486 

halac 

Magneto chain(s) 

12487 

halce 

„ contact. 

12488 

haleg 

„ coupling(s) 

12489 

halgi 

„ cover(s) 

12490 

hallk 

„ distributor(s) 

12491 

halmo 

„ repairer(s) 

12492 

halsu 

„ shaft(s) 

12493 

halwy 

High tension magneto(s) 

12494 

halya 

Low tension magneto(s) 

12495 

hamad 

i MAGN IFICATION(S) 

12496 

hambe 

MAGNIFY(IES) or to Magnify 

12497 

hameh 

i Magnified. 

12498 

hamfi 

Magnifying. 


256 










hamil MAHOGANY MAKE haudo 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

12499 

hamil 

MAHOGANY. 

12500 

hamlo 

MAIL(S). See also Advise, or to Mail 

Carry, Forward, Letter, Order, Post, 
Remit, Reply, Steamer. 

12501 

hamor 

Aerial mail. 

12502 

hamru 

On arrival of mail. 

12503 

hamux 

Mail(s) arrived and forwarded (to) 

12504 

hamvy 

Await arrival of mail(s) 

12505 

hamxa 

Failed to catch mail. 

12506 

hamyb 

Copy of mail(s) 

12507 

hanim 

Mail day. 

12508 

hanko 

„ delayed. 

12509 

hanos 

,, due (on—) 

Forward mail(s) (to—) 

12510 

hanuy 

12511 

hanwa 

If mail(s) 

12512 

hanyc 

(Per) last mail. 

12513 

haodi 

Mail leaves. 

12514 

haojo 

(Per) mail leaving. 

12515 

haopu 

,, next mail. 

12516 

haoty 

No mail(s) 

12517 

haova 

If no mail(s) 

12518 

haoze 

Mail(s) received. 

12519 

hapag 

,, „ not received. 

12520 

hapci 

(Per) this mail. 

12521 

hapek 

What mail. 

12522 

hapsy 

Yesterday’s mail. 

12523 

hapye 

Mailed. 

12524 

hargo 

Mailing. 

12525 

harmu 

MAIN(LY). See also Bearing, Shaft. 

12526 

harow 

MAINTAIN(S) or to Maintain 

12527 

harsa 

Maintained. 

12528 

haruc 

Maintaining. 

12529 

harwe 

MAINTENANCE. 

12530 

haryg 

High maintenance. 

12531 

hasaj 

Low maintenance. 

12532 

hasen 

Maintenance mechanic(s) 

12533 

hasfo 

(In the) MAJORITY. 

12534 

hash* 

MAKE(S). See also Made, or to Make 

Manufacture. 

12535 

haslu 

Any make. 

12536 

hasox 

Make the best of it. 

12537 

haspy 

Better make. 

12538 

hasra 

Every make. 

12539 

hasud 

Good make(s) 

12540 

hasve 

Any good make. 

12541 

hatak 

Not such a good make (as—) 

12542 

hatis 

Make(s) good. 

12543 

hatku 

Inferior make(s) 

12544 

hatoy 

Well-known make(s) 

12545 

hatyl 

New make(s) 

12546 

haudo 

Old make. 


257 







hauju MAKE (contd.) MANIPULATE 


heceb 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

12547 

hauju 

Other make(s) 

12548 

hauny 

Any other make. 

12549 

haupa 

Many other makes. 

12550 

hauxi 

Principal make(s) (of) 

12551 

havam 

Similar make(s) 

12552 

havco 

Any standard make(s) 

12553 

havmy 

No(t) such (a) make. 

12554 

havse 

Make(s) up. 

12555 

havug 

What make(s) 

12556 

havwi 

Making. 

12557 

hawan 

MAKER(S). See also Manufacturer, Stamp, Tool. 

12558 

hawbo 

Any good maker(s) 

12559 

hawer 

No maker. 

12560 

hawiv 

Other makers. 

12561 

hawly 

Same maker. 

12562 

hawna 

MALLET(S) 

12563 

hawob 

MAN. See also Men. 

12564 

hawre 

MANAGE(S) or to Manage 

12565 

hawuh 

Manage as best you can. 

12566 

hawvi 

Difficult to manage. 

12567 

hawyl 

Unable to manage. 

12568 

haxes 

Managed (by) 

12569 

haxgu 

Easily managed. 

12570 

haxky 

Managing. 

12571 

haxma 

MANAGEMENT. 

12572 

haxoc 

Under bad management. 

12573 

haxym 

„ good management. 

12574 

hayap 

Entire management. 

12575 

hayfu 

Under new management. 

12576 

hayix 

„ what management? 

12577 

hayla 

MANAGER(S) 

12578 

hayod 

Assistant manager(s) 

12579 

haype 

Counting house manager(s) 

12580 

hayti 

Export manager. 

12581 

hayuj 

General managcr(s) 

12582 

hayzo 

Late manager. 

12583 

hazka 

New manager. 

12584 

hazuk 

Publicity manager. 

12585 

heady 

Sales manager. 

12586 

heafa 

Works manager. 

12587 

heaje 

MANCHESTER. 

12588 

heani 

MANDRILL(S). See also Tyre. 

12589 

heato 

MANGANESE. See also Bronze. 

12590 

heazu 

MANHOLE. 

12591 

hebaw 

Manhole door(s) 

12592 

hebcy 

MANICURE (SET(S)) 

12593 

hebmi 

MANIFEST(S) 

12594 

hebok 

MANIFOLD(S) 

12595 

hebso 

MANIPULATE(S) or to Manipulate 

12596 

hecax 

Manipulated. 

12597 

heceb 

Manipulating. 


258 






N 08 . 

12598 

12599 

12600 

12601 

12602 

12603 

12604 

12605 

12606 

12607 

12608 

12609 

12610 

12611 

12612 

12613 

12614 

12615 

12616 

12617 

12618 

12619 

12620 

12621 

12622 

12623 

12624 

12625 

12626 

12627 

12628 

12629 

12630 

12631 

12632 

12633 

12634 

12635 

12636 

12637 

12638 

12639 

12640 

12641 

12642 

12643 

12644 

12645 

12646 

12647 


MARGIN 


hejuy 


(Half) PHRASE. 


MANIPULATION. 

MANNER(S) 

MANOEUVRE(S) or to Manoeuvre 

Manoeuvred. 

Manoeuvring. 

MANOGRAPH(S) 

MANUFACTURE(S) (of). or to Manufacture 
See also Licence. 

Any manufacture. 

British manufacture. 

In the course of manufacture. 

Date of manufacture. 

Defect(s) in manufacture. 

Difference in manufacture. 

During manufacture. 

Foreign manufacture. 

Our manufacture. 

Their manufacture. 

Your manufacture. 

Manufactured (by) 

Extensively manufactured. 

Not manufactured (by) 

Specially manufactured (for) 

Manufacturing. 

MANUFACTURER(S). See also Invoice. 
British manufacturer(s) 

Foreign manufacturer(s) 

Other manufacturer(s) 

Sole manufacturer(s) 

» „ and licensee(s) 

MANY. 

As many as possible. 

Not (as) many (as) 

A great many. 

How many ? 

If many. 

If not many. 

One of many. 

Not so many. 

So many. 

Too many. 

If not too many. 

Not too many. 

MAP(S) (of—). See also Holder. 

MAPLE. 

MARBLE. 

MARCH. See also Date Table, Part 11. 
MARGIN(S) 

(To) allow(s) a margin. 

Allows good margin. 

„ no margin. 


259 












hejwa MARGIN (contd.) MATERIAL heram 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

12648 

hejwa 

Allows slight margin. 

12649 

hejyc 

„ suffident margin. 

12650 

hekaf 

MARINE. See also Engine, Risk. 

12651 

hekdi 

MARK(S). See also Brush, or to Mark 

Registration. 

12652 

hekej 

Case mark(s) 

12653 

hekin 

Distinctive mark(s) 

12654 

hekjo 

Draught rnark(s) 

12655 

hekot 

Inspector’s mark(s) 

12656 

hekpu 

Trade mark(s) 

12657 

hekty 

Marked. 

12658 

hekuz 

Marking. 

12659 

hekva 

MARKER(S) 

12660 

hekyd 

Marker(s) off. 

12661 

hekze 

MARKET(S) or to Market 

12662 

helag 

Your market is above ours. 

12663 

held 

,, ,, „ below ours. 

12664 

helek 

Fair market (for—) 

12665 

helsy 

Fluctuating market (for—) 

12666 

helye 

Foreign market. 

12667 

hemah 

Good market (for—) 

12668 

hembi 

Market expected to go higher. 

12669 

hemel 

Home market. 

12670 

hemho 

Large market. 

12671 

hemip 

Limited market. 

12672 

hemnu 

Market expected to go lower. 

12673 

hemov 

Money market. 

12674 

hemry 

No market. 

12675 

hemta 

On the market. 

12676 

hemub 

Not on the market. 

12677 

hemyf 

Our market. 

12678 

henem 

Poor market (for—) 

12679 

hengo 

What sort of market is there (for) 

12680 

henow 

Steady market (for) 

12681 

hensa 

Their market. 

12682 

henuc 

Your market. 

12683 

henwe 

MARKETABLE. 

12684 

henyg 

MASCOT(S) 

12685 

heofo 

MASS (of—) 

12686 

heolu 

MAST(S) 

12687 

heoox 

MASTHEAD(S) 

12688 

heopy 

MAT(S) 

12689 

heora 

Fibre mat(s) 

12690 

heove 

Leather mat(s) 

12691 

heozi 

Rubber mat(s) 

12692 

hepak 

Punched rubber mat(s) 

12693 

hepku 

MATCH(ES) or to Match 

12694 

hepoy 

Matched. 

12695 

hepyl 

Matching. 

12696 

heram 

i MATERIAL(S). See also Joint, Line, Upholster 
Vulcanise. 


260 













herco MATERIAL ( contd .) MAY heyat 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

12697 

herco 

Any material(s) 

12698 

hermy 

Best material. 

12699 

herse 

British material(s) 

12700 

herug 

Compound material(s) 

12701 

herwi 

Defective material(s) 

12702 

heryk 

(Of) double material. 

12703 

hesan 

Foreign material(s) 

12704 

hesbo 

Guaranteed material. 

12705 

heser 

Necessary materials. 

12706 

heshu 

No(t) material(s) 

12707 

hesiv 

Opaque material. 

12708 

hesly 

Own material(s) 

12709 

hetes 

Raw material. 

12710 

hetgu 

Reliable material(s) 

12711 

hetky 

(Of) single material. 

12712 

hetma 

Special material. 

12713 

hetoc 

Standard material(s) 

12714 

hetym 

Very strong material(s) 

12715 

heuap 

Any suitable material(s) 

12716 

heufu 

Sundry material(s) 

12717 

heujy 

Transparent material(s) 

12718 

heula 

What material(s) 

12719 

heuod 

MATT. 

12720 

heupe 

MATTER(S) or to Matter 

12721 

heuti 

As a matter of course. 

12722 

heuzo 

Difficult matter. 

12723 

hevka 

Go into the matter. 

12724 

hevsi 

If the matter. 

12725 

hevuk 

In the matter (of—) 

12726 

hevyo 

Not much the matter. 

12727 

hewar 

No(thing) (the) matter. 

12728 

hewdu 

Serious matter. 

12729 

hewev 

Simple matter. 

12730 

hewhy 

Trivial matter. 

12731 

hewlz 

What is the matter (with—) 

12732 

hewja 

MATTING(S) 

12733 

hewne 

MATURE(S) or to Mature 

12734 

hewof 

Matured. 

12735 

hewri 

Maturing. 

12736 

hewul 

(At) MATURITY. 

12737 

hewxo 

MAUVE. 

12738 

hewyp 

MAXIMUM. 

12739 

hexas 

MAY. See also Can. 

12740 

hexcu 

There may (be) 

12741 

hexew 

They (he, she, it) may (be) 

12742 

hexgy 

This (these, those, that) may (be) 

12743 

hexme 

We (I) may (be) 

12744 

hexog 

What may (be) 

12745 

hexum 

Which may (be) 

12746 

hexwo 

Who may (be) 

12747 

heyat 

Why may. 


201 







heybu 


MAY ( conid .) 


MEAN 


hiffi 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

12748 

heybu 

You may (be) 

12749 

heyex 

If they (he, she, it) may (be) 

12750 

heyfy 

„ this (these, those, that) may (be) 

12751 

heyha 

„ we (I) may (be) 

12752 

heyib 

If you may (be) 

12753 

heyle 

May not (be) 

12754 

heyoh 

There may not (be) 

12755 

heypi 

They (he, she, it) may not (be) 

12756 

heyun 

This (these, those, that) may not (be) 

12757 

heyvo 

We (I) may not (be) 

12758 

hezey 

Which may not (be) 

12759 

hezga 

Who may not (be) 

12760 

hezic 

You may not (be) 

12761 

hezke 

If they (he, she, it) may not (be) 

12762 

hezys 

If this (these, those, that) may not (be) 

12763 

hiaca 

„ we (I) may not (be) 

12764 

hiage 

„ you may not (be) 

12765 

hiaki 

May they (he, she, it) (be)? 

12766 

hibaz 

„ this (these, those, that) (be) ? 

12767 

hibba 

„ we (I) (be) ? 

12768 

hibed 

„ you (be) ? 

12769 

hibfe 

„ not they (he* she, it) (be) ? 

12770 

hibji 

„ „ this (these, those, that) (be)? 

12771 

hibon 

„ „ we (I) (be) ? 

12772 

hibpo 

„ „ you (be)? 

12773 

hibut 

ME. 

12774 

hibvu 

After me. 

12775 

hibyx 

Before me. 

12776 

hibzy 

By me. 

12777 

hidab 

MEAN(S) or t0 Mean 

12778 

hidde 

A means of. 

12779 

hide! 

By all means. 

12780 

hidhi 

„ means of. 

12781 

hidij 

No means. 

12782 

hidno 

By no means. 

12783 

hidop 

(By) simple means. 

12784 

hidtu 

Small means. 

12785 

hiduv 

Substantial means. 

12786 

hidyz 

What do you mean (by) 

12787 

hidza 

Meant. 

12788 

hiece 

If meant. 

12789 

hiegi 

„ not meant. 

12790 

hieik 

Not meant. 

12791 

hiemo 

Meaning. 

12792 

hiesu 

If meaning. 

12793 

hiewy 

„ not meaning. 

12794 

hifad 

No(t) meaning. 

12795 

hifbe 

Meaning is obscure. 

12796 

hifeh 

„ „ perfectly plain. 

12797 

hiffi 

What is the meaning of ? 


262 









hifil MEANTIME MEET himku 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

12798 

hifil 

(In the) MEANTIME. 

12799 

hiflo 

MEASURE(S). See also Dimension. See also 

Measurement Table , Part II. 

12800 

hifor 

Measure(s) from — to — 

12801 

hifru 

If measures. 

12802 

hifyb 

,, no measures. 

12803 

higim 

In a large measure. 

12804 

higko 

No measures. 

12805 

higos 

In a small measure. 

12806 

higuy 

Strong measures. 

12807 

higwa 

Temporary measures. 

12808 

higyc 

What measure(s) 

12809 

hihaf 

Measured. 

12810 

hihej 

Measuring. 

12811 

hihin 

MEASUREMENT(S). See also Dimension, Made. 
See also Measurement Table , Part II. 

12812 

hihot 

Form of measurement. 

12813 

hihuz 

Give measurement(s). 

12814 

hihyd 

If measurement(s) 

12815 

hijah 

Inside measurement(s) 

12816 

hijbi 

No measurement(s) 

12817 

hijel 

If no measurements. 

12818 

hijho 

Outside measurement(s) 

12819 

hijip 

What measurement(s) 

12820 

hijnu 

MECHANIC(S). See also Maintenance. 

12821 

hijov 

MEGHANIGAL(LY). 

12822 

hijry 

MECHANISM(S) 

12823 

hijta 

MEDICAL. See also Examination. 

12824 

hijub 

MEDITERRANEAN. 

12825 

hijyf 

MEDIUM. See also Carbon. 

12826 

hikem 

MEET(S). See also Met. or to Meet 

12827 

hikgo 

Unable to meet. 

12828 

hikmu 

Will meet you half way. 

12829 

hikow 

Am (are) willing to meet you. 

12830 

hiksa 

Meet(s) with. 

12831 

hikuc 

Meeting(s) 

12832 

hikwe 

Meeting adjourned (until—) 

12833 

hikyg 

Annual meeting. 

12834 

hilaj 

Attend meeting and telegraph result. 

12835 

hilen 

Board meeting. 

12836 

hilfo 

Call a meeting (of—) 

12837 

hilir 

Committee meeting. 

12838 

hillu 

Council meeting. 

12839 

hilox 

Meeting of Directors. 

12840 

hilpy 

Annual General Meeting. 

12841 

hilud 

Extraordinary General Meeting. 

12842 

hilve 

At a meeting held — it was decided. 

12843 

hilzl 

Last meeting. 

12844 

himak 

Next meeting. 

12845 

himis 

No meeting. 

12846 

himku 

Meeting postponed (until) 


263 











himoy MEET (contd.) MET hitul 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

12847 

himoy 

Result of meeting. 

12848 

himyi 

Meeting of shareholders. 

12849 

hinal 

MEGOHM(S) 

12850 

hindo 

MEMBER(S). See also Engine. 

12851 

hinep 

Cross member(s) 

12852 

hinit 

Centre cross member(s) 

12853 

hinju 

Rear cross member(s) 

12854 

hinny 

Sub frame cross members) 

12855 

hinoz 

Each member. 

12856 

hinpa 

Operating member(s) 

12857 

hinte 

Rotating member(s) 

12858 

hinuf 

Non-rotating member(s) 

12859 

hinxi 

Side member(s) left hand. 

12860 

hinyj 

„ „ „ right hand. 

12861 

hinom 

Tension member(s) 

12862- 

hioco 

MEN. See also Man. 

12863 

hiomy 

If no men. 

12864 

hiose 

More men wanted. 

12865 

hioug 

No men. 

12866 

hipan 

Plenty of men. 

12867 

hipbo 

How many men? 

12868 

hiper 

MENTION(S) or to Mention 

12869 

hiphu 

Do not mention. 

12870 

hipiv 

Mentioned. 

12871 

hiply 

First mentioned. 

12872 

hiqui 

If mentioned. 

12873 

hirap 

„ not mentioned. 

12874 

hiret 

Last mentioned. 

12875 

hirfu 

Not mentioned. 

12876 

hirix 

Mentioning. 

12877 

hirjy 

MERCHANDISE. 

12878 

hirla 

MERCHANT(S) 

12879 

hirod 

MERCURY. 

12880 

hirpe 

MERGE(S) or to Merge 

12881 

hirti 

Merged (in or with) 

12882 

hiruj 

Merging (in or with) 

12883 

hiryn 

MERIT(S) or to Merit 

12884 

hirzo 

Of great merit. 

12885 

hiska 

„ no merit. 

12886 

hissi 

„ some merit. 

12887 

hisuk 

MESH. See also Gear. 

12888 

hisyo 

MESSAGE(S) 

12889 

hitar 

No message. 

12890 

hitev 

If no message. 

12891 

hithy 

What message? 

12892 

hitiz 

MESSENGER(S) 

12893 

hitja 

Special messenger(s) 

12894 

hitne 

MET. See also Meet. 

12895 

hitof 

Not met. 

12896 

hitri 

Met half way. 

12897 

hitul 

Met with. 


264 











hityp METAL METRIC hobag 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

12898 

hityp 

METAL(S). See also Alloy, Base, Polish. 

12899 

hiucu 

Bare metal(s) 

12900 

hiugy 

Bearing metal. 

12901 

hiume 

Bell metal. 

12902 

hivat 

Cast metal. 

12903 

hivbu 

Dutch metal leaf. 

12904 

hivex 

Enamelled metal(s) 

12905 

hivfy 

Expanded metal(s) 

12906 

hivha 

Extruded metal(s) 

12907 

hivib 

Metal finisher(s) 

12908 

hivle 

„ forging. 

12909 

hivoh 

Anti-friction metal. 

12910 

hivpi 

Hammered metal. 

12911 

hivun 

Heavy gauge metal(s) 

12912 

hivvo 

Light gauge metal(s) 

12913 

hivyr 

Gunmetal. 

12914 

hiwey 

Magnetic metal(s) 

12915 

hiwic 

Non-magnetic metal(s) 

12916 

hiwys 

Metal to metal. 

12917 

hixav 

Pressed metal. 

12918 

hixdy 

Re-metal(led)(ling) 

12919 

hixez 

Scrap metal(s) 

12920 

hixla 

Sheet metal. 

12921 

hixid 

„ „ worker(s) 

12922 

hixje 

Solid metal. 

12923 

hlxni 

Spun metal. 

12924 

hixoj 

Stamped metal. 

12925 

hixto 

Metal stamping(s) 

12926 

hixup 

White metal. 

12927 

hixyt 

METALLIC. See also Packing. 

12928 

hixzu 

METER(S). See also Ammeter, Voltmeter. 

12929 

hiyaw 

METHOD(S) 

12930 

hlyok 

Alternative method(s) 

12931 

hizax 

Best method. 

12932 

hizby 

Better method(s) 

12933 

hizda 

Effective method(s) 

12934 

hizeb 

Every method. 

12935 

hizhe 

Ineffective method(s) 

12936 

hizif 

Many methods. 

12937 

hizli 

New method(s) 

12938 

hlzol 

No method(s) 

12939 

hizro 

Old method(s) 

12940 

hizur 

Only possible method. 

12941 

hizyv 

Simplest method(s) 

12942 

hoadi 

Standard method(s) 

12943 

hoajo 

Usual method(s) 

12944 

hoapu 

METRE(S) 

12945 

hoaty 

Cubic metre(s) 

12946 

hoava 

Lineal metre(s) 

12947 

hoaze 

Square metre(s) 

12948 

hobag 

METRIC. 


265 








hobci 


MEXICO 


MILE 


hoihu 


N 08 . 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

12949 

hobci 

MEX ICO(CAN)(S) 

12950 

hobek 

MIGA. 

12951 

hobsy 

Annealed mica. 

12952 

hobye 

Clear mica. 

12953 

hocah 

Hard mica. 

12954 

hocbi 

Sheet mica. 

12955 

hocho 

Soft mica. 

12956 

hoclp 

MICANITE. 

12957 

hocnu 

MIGROMETER(S). See also Gauge. 

12958 

hocov 

MIDDLE. 

12959 

hocry 

About the middle of. 

12960 

hocta 

After the middle of. 

12961 

hocub 

Before the middle of. 

12962 

hocxe 

MIDDLING(S) 

12963 

hocyf 

MIDGET. 

12964 

hodem 

MIGHT (be) 

12965 

hodgo 

There might (be) 

12966 

hodmu 

They (he, she, it) might (be) 

12967 

hodow 

This (these, those, that) might (be) 

We (I) might (be) 

12968 

hodsa 

12969 

hoduc 

What might (be) 

12970 

hodyg 

Which might (be) 

12971 

hoeen 

Who might (be) 

12972 

hoefo 

You might (be) 

12973 

hoelu 

Might not (be) 

12974 

hoepy 

There might not (be) 

12975 

hoera 

They (he, she, it) might not (be) 

12976 

hoeve 

This (these, those, that) might not (be) 

12977 

hoezi 

We (I) might not (be) 

12978 

hofak 

Which might not (be) 

12979 

hofis 

Who(m) might not (be) 

12980 

hofku 

You might not (be) 

12981 

hofoy 

Might they (he, she, it) (be) 

12982 

hofyi 

„ this (these, those, that) (be) 

12983 

hogal 

„ we (I) (be) 

12984 

hogep 

„ you (be) 

12985 

hogju 

„ this (these, those, that) not (be) 

12986 

hogny 

„ they not (be) 

12987 

hogoz 

„ we (I) not (be) 

12988 

hogpa 

„ you not (be) 

12989 

hogte 

MILD. 

12990 

hoguf 

MILE(S) 

12991 

hogyj 

About — miles. 

12992 

hoham 

— miles beyond. 

12993 

hohco 

— „ broad. 

12994 

hohmy 

— „ from. 

12995 

hohse 

— „ further. 

12996 

hohug 

Miles per hour (m.p.h.) 

12997 

hohyk 

Hundreds of miles. 

12998 

hoibo 

Lineal mile(s) 

12999 

hoihu 

i — miles long. 


2CG 










hoily 

Nos. 

13000 

13001 

13002 

13003 

13004 

13005 

13006 

13007 

13008 

13009 

13010 

13011 

13012 

13013 

13014 

13015 

13016 

13017 

13018 

13019 

13020 

13021 

13022 

13023 

13024 

13025 

13026 

13027 

13028 

13029 

13030 

13031 

13032 

13033 

13034 

13035 

13036 

13037 

13038 

13039 

13040 

13041 

13042 

13043 

13044 

13045 

13046 

13047 

13048 

13049 

13050 


MILE (contd.) 


MINUTE 


hopke 


(Half) PHRASE. 


— miles long and — miles broad. 

Many miles. 

How many miles ? 

Per mile. 

Quarter of mile. 

Square mile(s) 

Thousands of miles. 

MILEAGE. See also Speedometer. 

Decreased mileage. 

Half the mileage. 

Increased mileage. 

Proper mileage. 

Quarter the mileage. 

Three times the mileage. 

Total mileage. 

Twice the mileage. 

What mileage? 

MILITARY. See also Aerodrome. 

MILL(S). See also Setter, etc. or lo Mill 

Milled. 

Milling. 

„ cutter(s) 

MILLBOARD(S). See also Asbestos. 
MILLER(S) 

MILLIBAR(S) 

MILLIMETRE(S) 

MILLWRIGHT(S) 

MINE. 

After mine. 

As mine. 

Because mine. 

Before mine. 

By mine. 

If mine. 

Unless mine. 

Until mine. 

What mine? 

When mine ? 

MINER(S) 

MINERAL(S) 

MINIATURE(S) 

MINIMUM. 

MINISTRY. 

(In the) MINORITY. 

MINUS. 

MINUTE(S) See also Flight, Revolution. 

— to — minutes. 

Any minute. 

Every minute. 

A few minutes. 

Every few minutes. 


267 










hopys 

No8. 

13051 

13052 

13053 

13054 

13055 

13056 

13057 

13058 

13059 

13060 

13061 

13062 

13063 

13064 

13065 

13066 

13067 

13068 

13069 

13070 

13071 

13072 

13073 

13074 

13075 

13076 

13077 

13078 

13079 

13080 

13081 

13082 

13083 

13084 

13085 

13086 

13087 

13088 

13089 

13090 

13091 

13092 

13093 

13094 

13095 

13096 

13097 

13098 

13099 

13100 


MINUTE (contd.) MISUNDERSTANDING hoxmo 


(Half) 

word. 


(Half) PHRASE. 


hopys 

horaw 

horcy 

horml 

horok 

horso 

horyu 

hosax 

hosby 

hosda 

hoseb 

hoshe 


At the last minute. 

Not a minute to be lost. 

Per minute. 

MIRROR(S). See also Reflector. 

Bevelled mirror(s) 

Convex diminishing mirror(s) 

Domed mirror(s) 

Driving mirror(s) (car type) 

„ „ „ (cycle type) 

Hand mirror(s) 

Illuminated mirror(s) 

MISCALCULATE(S) or to Miscalculate 


hosif 

hosli 

hosol 

hosro 

hosur 

hosyv 

hotay 

hotca 

hotec 

hotge 

hotig 

hotom 

hotus 

hotwu 

houba 

houed 

houle 

houji 

houpo 

houvu 

houzy 

howab 

howde 

howef 

howhi 

howij 

howno 

howop 

howtu 

howuv 

howxy 

howyz 

howza 

hoxac 

hoxeg 

hoxgi 

hoxik 

hoxmo 


See also Calculate. 

Miscalculated. 

Miscalculating. 

MISCALCULATION(S). See also Calculation. 
MISCARRY(IES) or to Miscarry 

Miscarried. 

Miscarrying. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

MISCONCEPTION. 

MISCONDUCT. 

MISFIRE(S) or to Misfire 

Misfired. 

Misfiring. 

MISFORTUNE. 

In great misfortune. 

Had the misfortune to. 

MISLAID. 

MISLEAD(S) or to Mislead 

Misleading. 

Misled. 

MISMANAGED) or to Mismanage 

Mismanaged. 

Mismanaging. 

MISMANAGEMENT. 

MISS(ES) or to Miss 

Missed. 

Missing. 

MIST(Y) 

MISTAKE(S). See also Error. or to Mistake 
If any mistake. 

Full of mistakes. 

No mistake. 

If no mistake. 

Mistake rectified. 

„ must be rectified. 

Through a mistake. 

Mistaken. 

Mistaking. 

MISUNDERSTANDING(S) 


268 






hoxsu MISUNDERSTANDING (contd.) MODIFY hudym 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

13101 

hoxsu 

Some misunderstanding has occurred. 

13102 

hoxwy 

Through a misunderstanding. 

13103 

hoxya 

MISUNDERSTOOD. 

13104 

hoyad 

MISUSE(S) or to Misuse 

13105 

hoybe 

Misused. 

13106 

hoyeh 

Misusing. 

13107 

hoyfi 

MITTENS. 

13108 

hoyil 

Driving mittens. 

13109 

hoylo 

Horsehide mittens. 

13110 

hoyor 

„ one-finger mittens. 

13111 

hoyru 

MIX(ES) or to Mix 

13112 

hoyux 

Ready mixed. 

13113 

hoyvy 

Mixing chamber(s) 

13114 

hoyxa 

MIXTURE(S) 

13115 

hozim 

— to — mixture. 

13116 

hozos 

Correct mixture. 

13117 

hozuy 

Incorrect mixture. 

13118 

hozwa 

Too poor a mixture. 

13119 

hozyc 

„ rich a mixture. 

13120 

huado 

MODEL(S) or to Model 

13121 

huait 

Additional model(s) 

13122 

huaju 

All models. 

13123 

huany 

Any model(s) 

13124 

huapa 

British model(s) 

13125 

huate 

Colonial model(s) 

13126 

huaxi 

Different model. 

13127 

hubam 

Early model(s) 

13128 

hubco 

Earlier model(s) 

13129 

hubmy 

Excellent model. 

13130 

hubse 

Foreign model(s) 

13131 

hubug 

Latest model(s) 

13132 

hubwi 

Model maker(s) 

13133 

hubyk 

Replacement model(s) 

13134 

hucan 

Specification of model(s) 

13135 

hucbo 

Standard model(s) 

13136 

hucer 

What model(s) 

13137 

huchu 

Modelled. 

13138 

huciv 

Modelling. 

13139 

hucly 

MODERATE(LY) 

13140 

hucna 

MODERN. 

13141 

hucob 

If modern. 

13142 

hucre 

„ not modern. 

13143 

hucuh 

More modern. 

13144 

hucvi 

Not modern. 

13145 

hucyl 

MODIFICATION^; 

13146 

hudes 

No modification can be made. 

13147 

hudgu 

Some modification may be arranged. 

13148 

hudky 

Subject to modification. 

13149 

hudma 

MODIFY(IES) or to Modify 

13150 

hudoc 

Modified. 

13151 

hudym 

Modifying. 


269 






hueet 

Nos. 

13152 

13153 

13154 

13155 

13156 

13157 

13158 

13159 

13160 

13161 

13162 

13163 

13164 

13165 

13166 

13167 

13168 

13169 

13170 

13171 

13172 

13173 

13174 

13175 

13176 

13177 

13178 

13179 

13180 

13181 

13182 

13183 

13184 

13185 

13186 

13187 

13188 

13189 

13190 

13191 

13192 

13193 

13194 

13195 

13196 

13197 

13198 

13199 

13200 

13201 

13202 


MOISTURE 


MONEY 


hulso 


(Half) PHRASE. 


MOISTURE. 

Free from moisture. 

Moisture-proof. 

MOLESKIN. 

MOMENT(S) 

Moment of inertia. 

Of no moment. 

At the right moment. 

MONDAY. 

MONEY. See also Gash, Cheque, Draft, etc. 
Advance some money. 

Money advanced. 

All the money. 

Any money. 

Available money. 

Collect the money. 

Money collected. 

„ in currency. 

,, deposited. 

Divide the money. 

Draw the money. 

Guarantee the money. 

Money guaranteed (by) 

In money. 

Nothing in money. 

Money in it. 

No money in it. 

Money invested. 

Less money. 

Losing money. 

Making money. 

More money. 

Most money. 

How much money ? 

No money. 

None of the money. 

Money no object. 

„ order(s) 

„ outstanding. 

„ owing. 

„ to be paid. 

„ paid in. 

Pay in the money. 

— % of the money. 

Plenty of money. 

Pressed for money. 

Purchase money. 

Refund the money. 

Remit the money. 

What money is required ? 

Money scarce. 


270 







hulyu MONEY ( contd .) MORE hutko 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

13203 

hulyu 

Some of the money. 

13204 

humax 

Money in sterling. 

13205 

humby 

Sufficient money. 

13206 

humda 

Through want of money. 

13207 

humeb 

Waste of money. 

13208 

humif 

Without money. 

13209 

humli 

If without money. 

13210 

humol 

MONOGRAM(S) 

13211 

humro 

Two-letter monogram(s) 

13212 

humur 

Three-letter monogram(s) 

13213 

humyv 

Two or three-letter monogram(s) 

13214 

hunay 

MONOPOLY(IES) 

13215 

hunca 

MONOPLANE(S). (Chord of mainplane— propeller 
diameter— motor—h.p. length overall— 

span— (length of fuselage— maximum width of 
fuselage—) ) 

13216 

hunec 

MONTENEGRO. 

13217 

hunge 

MONTH(S). See also Date Table , Part II. 

13218 

hunig 

About a month. 

13219 

hunki 

About a month after. 

13220 

hunom 

Autumn months. 

13221 

hunus 

Bad month. 

13222 

hunwu 

About a month before. 

13223 

huoba 

Beginning of the month. 

13224 

huofe 

Better month. 

13225 

huoji 

— Calendar months. 

13226 

huopo 

End of the month. 

13227 

huovu 

Every month. 

13228 

huozy 

„ few months. 

13229 

hurac 

In (or for) a few months. 

13230 

hurce 

Good month. 

13231 

hureg 

Last month. 

13232 

hurgi 

Many months. 

13233 

hurik 

Next month. 

13234 

hurmo 

Once a month. 

13235 

hursu 

Per month. 

13236 

hurwy 

Spring months. 

13237 

hurya 

Summer months. 

13238 

husad 

This month. 

13239 

husbe 

Twice a month. 

13240 

huseh 

Winter months. 

13241 

husfi 

MOP(S) 

13242 

husil 

Polishing mop(s) 

13243 

huslo 

MORE. 

13244 

husor 

Any more (than) 

13245 

husru 

More or less. 

13246 

husux 

Little more (than) 

13247 

husvy 

If more (than) 

13248 

husyb 

,, not more (than) 

13249 

hutim 

More than. 

13250 

hutko 

Many more (than) 


271 









hutos 

Nos. 

13251 

13252 

13253 

13254 

13255 

13256 

13257 

13258 

13259 

13260 

13261 

13262 

13263 

13264 

13265 

13266 

13267 

13268 

13269 

13270 

13271 

13272 

13273 

13274 

13275 

13276 

13277 

13278 

13279 

13280 

13281 

13282 

13283 

13284 

13285 

18286 

13287 

13288 

13289 

13290 

13291 

13292 

13293 

13294 

13295 

13296 

13297 

13298 


MORE (contd.) 


MOTOR 


hybyo 


(Half) 

word. 


hutos 

hutuy 

hutwa 

hutyc 

huvag 

huvcl 

huvek 

huvsy 

huvye 

huwah 

huwel 

huwlp 

huwov 

huwry 

huwub 

huwyf 

huxem 

huxgo 

huxmu 

huxow 

huxsa 

huxwe 

huxyg 

huya] 

huyen 

huyir 

huyox 

huyud 

huzak 

huzis 

huzku 

huzoy 

huzyl 

hyaap 

hyaet 

hyafu 

hyalx 

hyajy 

hyala 

hyaod 

hyape 

hyatl 

hyauj 

hyazo 

hybka 

hyb*I 

hybuk 


hybyo 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Much more (than) 

No(t) more (than) 

No(thing) more (than) 

Or more (than) 

MORNING. 

During the morning. 

This morning. 

To-morrow morning. 

Yesterday morning. 

MOROCCO. 

MORTAR. 

MORTGAGE(S) or to Mortgage 

First mortgage. 

No mortgage. 

Second mortgage. 

Mortgaged. 

Mortgaging. 

MORTGAGEE(S) 

MORTGAGOR(S) 

MORTICE. 

MOST(LY) 

At most. 

But most. 

Not the most. 

MOTHER. 

MOTION. See also Gear, Movement, Shaft. 
Circular motion. 

Clockwise motion. 

Anti-clockwise motion. 

Floating motion. 

Direction of motion. 

Downward motion. 

Free motion. 

In motion. 

No motion. 

Radical motion. 

Reverse motion. 

Rolling motion. 

Side motion. 

Sliding motion. 

Slight motion. 

Special motion. 

Upward motion. 

Vertical motion. 

MOTIONLESS. 

MOTIVE(S) 

MOTOR(S) or to Motor 

See also Accessory, Armature, Boat, Car, 
Cloth, Clothing, Launch, Spirit, Trade, 
Trailer, Van, Watch. 

Aircraft motor(s) (— h.p. — r.p.m.) 


272 







hycar 

Nos. 

13299 

13300 

13301 

13302 

13303 

13304 

13305 

13306 

13307 

13308 

13309 

13310 

13311 

13312 

13313 

13314 

13315 

13316 

13317 

13318 

13319 

13320 

13321 

13322 

13323 

13324 

13325 

13326 

13327 

13328 

13329 

13330 

13331 

13332 

13333 

13334 

13335 

13336 

13337 

13338 

13339 

13340 

13341 

13342 

13343 

13344 

13345 

13346 

13347 

13348 

13349 


( contd .) 


MOUNT 


hyfcaz 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Auxiliary motor(s) (— h.p. — r.p.m.) 

Motor rectangular hard brush(es) 

,, round hard brush(es) 

,, rectangular medium brush(es) 

„ round medium brush(es) 

,, rectangular soft brush(es) 

,, round soft brush(es) 

,, brush holder(s) 

,, brush rocker(s) 

(.ranking motor(s) 

Electric motor(s) (— bp* — r.p.m.) 

Frame(s) of motor(s) 

Industrial motor(s) 

No motor. 

Oil motor(s) (— lr.p. — r.p.m.) 

Crude oil motor(s) (— h.p. — r.p.m.) 

Marine oil motor(s) (— h.p. —• r.p.m.) 
Paraffin motor(s) (— h.p. —• r.p.m.) 

Paraffin or petrol motor(s) (— h.p. — r.p.m.) 
Petrol motor(s) (—- h.p. — r.p.m.) 

High power motor(s) 

Higher power motor(s) 

Motor set(s) (— h.p. — r.p.m.) 

Small motor(s) (— h.p. — r.p.m.) 

Starting molor(s) 

Stationary motor(s) (— h.p. — r.p.m.) 

What motor(s) 

With motor(s) 

Without motor(s) 

Motored. 

Motoring. 

School of motoring. 

When motoring. 

MOTOH-CAH(S). See also Car, Chassis, etc. 
MOTOR-CYCLE. See also Accessory, Watch. 
MOTOR IST(S) 

MOTTLED. 

MOIJLD(S) or to Mould 

Mould assemblcr(s) 

Bearing mould(s) 

Beech mould(s) 

Moulded. 

Moulding(s) 

MOULDER(S) 

MOUNT(S) or to Mount 

Plated mount(s) 

Mounted (on—) 

»» ^ ' 

Brass mounted. 

Gold mounted. 

Nickel mounted. 


273 









hykba 


MOUNT (contd.) 


MUFF 


hysah 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

13350 

hykba 

Brass and nickel mounted. 

13351 

hyked 

Silver mounted. 

13352 

hykfe 

Mounting. 

13353 

hykih 

Spring mounting. 

13354 

hykji 

MOUNTER(S) 

13355 

hykon 

Coach mounter(s) 

13356 

hykpo 

MOUTHING. 

13357 

hykut 

Bell mouthing. 

13358 

hykvu 

MOUTHPIECE(S) 

13359 

hykyx 

Horn mouthpiece(s) 

13360 

hykzy 

Telephone mouthpiece(s) 

13361 

hymab 

Speaking-tube mouthpiece(s) 

13362 

hymde 

MOVE(S) or to Move 

13363 

hymef 

Moved. 

13364 

hymhi 

„ off. 

13365 

hymij 

Moving. 

13366 

hymno 

While moving along. 

13367 

hymop 

Not moving. 

13368 

hymtu 

Moving off. 

13369 

hymuv 

MOVEABLE. 

13370 

hymyz 

MOVEMENT(S) 

13371 

hymza 

Ratio of movement. 

13372 

hynac 

(On the) return movement. 

13373 

hynce 

MUCH. 

13374 

hyneg 

As much as. 

13375 

hyngi 

,, „ „ possible. 

13376 

hynik 

Not as much as. 

13377 

hynsu 

As much &gain. 

13378 

hynwy 

»» >> of. 

13379 

hynya 

Not much. 

13380 

hyoad 

,, so much. 

13381 

hyobe 

Too much (for) 

13382 

hyofi 

» » of. 

13383 

hyoil 

If too much. 

13384 

hyolo 

Very much. 

13385 

hyoor 

Much too— 

13386 

hyoru 

Not too much. 

13387 

hyoux 

If not too much. 

13388 

hyovy 

MUD. See also Collector, Mudguard. 

13389 

hyoxa 

MUDGUARD(S). See also Clip, Strap. 

13390 

hypim 

Domed mudguard(s) 

13391 

hypko 

Front mudguard(s) 

13392 

hypos 

Left front mudguard(s) 

13393 

hypuy 

Right front mudguard(s) 

13394 

hypwa 

Rear mudguard(s) 

13395 

hypyc 

Left rear mudguard(s) 

13396 

hyrag 

Right rear mudguard(s) 

13397 

hyrci 

With mudguard(s) 

13398 

hyrek 

Without mudguard(s) 

13399 

hyrsy 

MUDSHIELD(S) 

13400 

hysah 

MUFF(S) 


274 







hysbl MUFF ( contd.) MUTUAL. hyzoo 


N 08 . 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

13401 

hysbi 

Hot air mulf(s) 

13402 

hysel 

Foot muff(s) 

13403 

hysho 

MUFFLER(S). See also Pipe, Valve. 

13404 

hysip 

MULTIPLANE(S) 

13405 

hysnu 

MULTIPLE. See also Drill. 

13406 

hysov 

MULTIPLICATION (of—) 

13407 

hysry 

MULTIPLY(IES) or to Multiply 

‘13408 

hysta 

Multiplied. 

13409 

hysub 

Multiplying. 

13410 

hysyf 

MUNIC IP AL( IT Y)( IES) 

13411 

hytem 

MUSLIN. See also Cover. 

13412 

hytgo 

MUST. 

13413 

hytmu 

There must (be) 

13414 

hytow 

They (he, she, it) must (be) 

13415 

hytsa 

This (these, those, that) must (be) 

13416 

hytuc 

We (I) must (be) 

13417 

hytwe 

What must (be) 

13418 

hytyg 

Which must (be) 

13419 

hyuaj 

Who must (be) 

13420 

hyuen 

Why must. 

13421 

hyufo 

You must (be) 

13422 

hyulu 

If they (he, she, it) must (be) 

13423 

hyuox 

„ this (these, those, that) must (be) 

13424 

hyupy 

„ we (I) must (be) 

13425 

hyura 

,, you must (be) 

13426 

hyuve 

Must not (be) 

13427 

hyuzi 

There must not (be) 

13428 

hyvak 

They (he, she, it) must not (be) 

13429 

hyvis 

This (these, those, that) must not (be) 

13430 

hyvku 

We (I) must not (be) 

13431 

hyvoy 

Which must not (be) 

13432 

hyvyi 

Who must not (be) 

13433 

hywal 

You must not (be) 

13434 

hywep 

If they (he, she, it) must not (be) 

13435 

hywit 

„ this (these, those, that) must not (be) 

13436 

hywoz 

„ we (I) must not (be) 

13437 

hywuf 

„ you must not (be) 

13438 

hywyj 

Must they (he, she, it) (be) 

13439 

hyxam 

„ this (these, those, that) (be) 

13440 

hyxco 

„ we (I) (be) 

13441 

hyxmy 

„ you (be) 

13442 

hyxse 

„ not they (he, she, it) (be) 

13443 

hyxug 

„ „ this (these, those, that) (be) 

13444 

hyxwi 

„ „ we (I) (be) 

13445 

hyxyk 

„ „ you (be) 

13446 

hyzes 

MUTILATE(S). or to Mutilate 

13447 

hyzgu 

Mutilated. 

13448 

hyzky 

Mutilating. 

13449 

hyzma 

MUTILAT ION(S) 

13450 

hyzoc 

MUTUAL(LY) 


275 


10 









hyzym 

No8. 

13451 

13452 

13453 

13454 

13455 

13456 

13457 

13458 

13459 

13460 

13461 

13462 

13463 

13464 

13465 

13466 

13467 

13468 

13469 

13470 

13471 

13472 

13473 

13474 

13475 

13476 

13477 

13478 

13479 

13480 

13481 

13482 

13483 

13484 

13485 

13486 

13487 

13488 

13489 

13490 

13491 

13492 

13493 

13494 

13495 

13496 

13497 

13498 

13499 

13500 

13501 


MY NAME ibgif 


(Half) 

word. 


(Half) PHRASE. 


hyzym 

ibaar 

ibadu 

ibaev 

ibahy 

ibaiz 

lbaja 

ibane 

ibaof 

ibari 

ibaul 

ibaxo 

ibbas 

ibbcu 

lbbew 

ibbgy 

ibbme 

ibbog 

ibbum 

ibbwo 

ibcat 

ibcex 

lbcib 

ibcle 

ibcoh 

ibcun 

ibcyr 

ibdey 

ibdga 

ibdic 

ibdke 

ibdys 

ibeav 

ibedy 

ibeez 

ibefa 

ibeid 

ibeje 

ibenf 

ibco* 

ibeto 

ibeup 

ibezu 

ibfaw 

ibfmi 

ibfok 

Ibfyu 

ibgax 

ibgeb 

ibghe 

ibgil 


MY. See also Mine. 

After my. 

As my. 

Because my. 

Before my. 

But my. 

By my. 

If my. 

Unless my. 

Until my. 

What my. 

When my. 

MYSELF. 

MYSTERIOUS(LY) 

N. 

NACELLE. 

NAIL(S) 

Belier nail(s) 

Brass nail(s) 

Square chequered nail(s) 

Clout nail(s) 

Copper nail(s) 

Countersunk nail(s) 

Cut nail(s) 

„ clasp nail(s) 

Gimp finishing nail(s) 

Flooring nail(s) 

French nail(s) (— length — gauge) 
Brad-head nail(s) 

Rose-head nail(s) 

Round-head nail(s) 

Lining nail(s) 

Wire moulding nail(s) 

Oval nail(s) 

Nail puller(s) 

Cloth-covered upholstery nail(s) 
Leather-covered upholstery nail(s) 

NAME(S) (of). See also Plate. or to Name 
Name and address (of—) 

Another name. 

Bad name. 

Name changed. 

Christian name. 

Name must not be disclosed. 

Give name (of) 

Good name. 

In the name of. 

Know the name. 

Well-known name(s) 

Name not known. 

(In) our (my) name. 


276 






Ibgli NAME (contd.) NEATEST ibopu 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

13502 

ibgli 

Mention our (my) name. 

13503 

ibgol 

Surname(s) 

13504 

ibgro 

Mention the name (of) 

13505 

ibgur 

Telegraph the name (to—) 

13506 

ibgyv 

Mention their name. 

13507 

ibhay 

(In) their (his) name. 

13508 

ibhec 

,, your name. 

13509 

ibhig 

What name(s) 

13510 

ibhom 

Named. 

13511 

ibhus 

Naming. 

13512 

ibiaz 

NAMELY. 

13513 

ibiba 

NAPHTHA. 

13514 

ibied 

NARROW(LY)(S) or to Narrow 

13515 

ibile 

As narrow as. 

13516 

ibiji 

Not as narrow as. 

13517 

ibion 

Narrow enough. 

13518 

ibipo 

Not narrow enough. 

13519 

ibiut 

Too narrow. 

13520 

ibivu 

If too narrow. 

13521 

ibizy 

,, not too narrow. 

13522 

ibkab 

Not too narrow. 

13523 

ibkef 

Narrowed. 

13524 

ibkhi 

Narrowing. 

13525 

ibkij 

NARROWER. 

13526 

ibkno 

NARROWEST. 

13527 

ibkop 

NATAL. 

13528 

ibkuv 

NATION(ALITY) 

13529 

ibkyz 

NATIVE(S) (of—) 

13530 

ibkza 

NATURAL(LY) 

13531 

iblac 

NATURALISE(D)(ATION) 

13532 

ibleg 

NATURE (of) 

13533 

iblik 

NAUTICAL(LY) 

13534 

iblya 

NAVAL. See also Aerodrome. 

13535 

ibmad 

NAVIGABLE. 

13536 

ibmeh 

NAVIGATION(AL). See also Air. 

13537 

ibmil 

NAVIGATOR(S) 

13538 

ibmor 

NAVY(IES) 

13539 

ibmux 

British Navy. 

13540 

ibmyb 

Foreign navy(ies) 

13541 

ibnim 

NEAR(LY) 

13542 

ibnos 

As near(ly) as. 

13543 

ibnuy 

Near(ly) enough. 

13544 

ibnwa 

Not near(ly) enough. 

13545 

ibnyc 

Too near(ly) 

13546 

iboal 

Very near(ly) 

13547 

ibodi 

NEARER (than) 

13548 

iboej 

No(t) nearer (than) 

13549 

iboin 

NEAREST. 

13550 

ibojo 

NEAT(LY) 

13551 

iboot 

NEATER (than) 

13552 

ibopu 

NEATEST. 


277 









iboty NEATNESS NEGLECT ibxgu 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

13553 

iboty 

NEATNESS. 

13554 

ibouz 

NEGESSARY(ILY). See also Unnecessary. 

13555 

ibova 

Absolutely necessary. 

13556 

iboze 

Considered necessary. 

13557 

ibpag 

Everything necessary. 

13558 

ibpek 

Hardly necessary. 

13559 

ibpye 

If necessary. 

13560 

ibrem 

As may be necessary. 

13561 

ibrow 

Not necessary(ily) 

13562 

ibruc 

If not necessary. 

13563 

lbryg 

Only necessary. 

13564 

ibsaj 

When necessary. 

13565 

Ibsen 

Where necessary. 

13566 

ibsfo 

NECESSITATE(S) or to Necessitate 

13567 

ibsir 

Necessitated. 

13568 

ibslu 

Necessitating. 

13569 

ibsox 

NECESSITY(IES) 

13570 

Ibspy 

All necessities. 

13571 

ibsra 

Avoid(s) the necessity (of) 

13572 

ibsud 

Is there any necessity (for) 

13573 

ibsve 

In case of necessity. 

13574 

ibtak 

No necessity. 

13575 

ibtis 

NECK(S) 

13576 

ibtku 

Round neck(ed) 

13577 

ibtoy 

Square neck(ed) 

13578 

ibtyi 

Swan neck(ed) 

13579 

ibual 

NEED(S) or to Need 

13580 

ibudo 

Adapted to the needs of. 

13581 

ibuep 

In case of need. 

13582 

ibuju 

In need (of) 

13583 

ibuny 

Not in need. 

13584 

ibuoz 

No need (for) 

13585 

ibupa 

Need not. 

13586 

ibute 

What need? 

13587 

ibuxi 

Needed. 

13588 

ibvam 

All that is needed. 

13589 

ibvco 

If needed. 

13590 

ibvmy 

If not needed. 

13591 

ibvse 

Not needed. 

13592 

ibvwi 

Needing. 

13593 

ibvyk 

Not needing. 

13594 

ibwan 

NEEDFUL. 

13595 

ibwer 

NEEDLE(S). See also Carburettor, Jet, Valve. 

13596 

ibwhu 

Needle adjustment. 

13597 

ibwiv 

Button needle(s) 

13598 

ibwob 

Lacing needle(s) 

13599 

ibwre 

Taper needle(s) 

13600 

ibwuh 

NEGATIVE. See also Pole, Terminal. 

13601 

ibwyl 

NEGLECT(S) or to Neglect 

13602 

ibxes 

Do not neglect. 

13603 

ibxgu 

General neglect. 


278 






ibxky 

Nos. 

13604 

13605 

13606 

13607 

13608 

13609 

13610 

13611 

13612 

13613 

13614 

13615 

13616 

13617 

13618 

13619 

13620 

13621 

13622 

13623 

13624 

13625 

13626 

13627 

13628 

13629 

13630 

13631 

13632 

13633 

13634 

13635 

13636 

13637 

13638 

13639 

13640 

13641 

13642 

13643 

13644 

13645 

13646 

13647 

13648 

13649 

13650 

13651 

13652 

13653 

13654 


( contd .) 


NEW 


ioeyu 


(Half) PHRASE. 


No neglect. 

Through (the) neglect (of) 

Neglected. 

Badly neglected. 

Neglecting. 

NEGLIGENCE. 

NEGLIGIBLE. 

NEGOTIABLE. 

Not negotiable. 

NEGOT IATE(S) or to Negotiate 

Negotiated. 

Not negotiated. 

Negotiating. 

Not negotiating. 

NEGOTIATIONS. 

Break off negotiations. 

Negotiations broken off. 

„ concluded. 

No negotiations. 

Particulars of negotiations. 

Proceeding with negotiations. 

Resume negotiations. 

Negotiations resumed. 

What negotiations ? 

NEIGHBOUR(S)(ING) 

(In the) NEIGHBOURHOOD(S) (of) 
NEITHER. 

NEPHEW(S) 

NERVOUS(LY) 

NEST(S) 

NET(T)(S). See also Amount, Weight. 
Netted. 

Netting. 

Parcel net(ting) 

Luggage rail net(ting) 

Roof net(ting) 

NETWORK. 

NEUTRAL. 

NEUTRALISE(S) or to Neutralise 

Neutralised. 

Neutralising. 

NEVER. 

NEVERTHELESS. 

NEW. 

Everything new. 

As good as new. 

If new. 

„ not new. 

Nearly new. 

Not new. 

Nothing new. 


279 







iofax 


NEW ( contd .) 


NO 


idux 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

13655 

icfax 

Quite new. 

13656 

icfby 

NEWFOUNDLAND. 

13657 

icfda 

NEWS. 

13658 

icfeb 

All the news (about) 

13659 

icfhe 

If any news (of) 

13660 

icfif 

Awaiting news. 

13661 

iclli 

Bad news (of) 

13662 

Icfol 

Good news (of) 

13663 

icfro 

Latest news (of) 

13664 

icfur 

No news (of) 

13665 

icfyv 

What news ? 

13666 

lcgay 

NEWSPAPERS) 

13667 

icgec 

NEW YEAR. 

13668 

icgig 

NEW ZEALAND. 

13669 

icgom 

NEXT (to). See also Month, Week, Year. 

13670 

icgus 

Before next. 

13671 

ichaz 

Not before next. 

13672 

Ictaba 

During next. 

13673 

Iched 

Following nexL 

13674 

ichfe 

If next. 

13675 

ichji 

,, not next. 

13676 

ichon 

Not next. 

13677 

ichpo 

What next ? 

13678 

ichut 

NICKEL. See also Plate. 

13679 

ichvu 

Chased nickel. 

13680 

ichyx 

Electro nickel. 

13681 

Ichzy 

Nickel and horn. 

13682 

icjab 

Pure nickel. 

13683 

icjef 

Sheet nickel (— length x — width x — gauge or 
thickness) 

13684 

icjhi 

NIGHT(S) 

13685 

icjij 

All night. 

13686 

icjop 

Any night. 

13687 

icjuv 

During the night. 

13688 

lcjyz 

Nightfall. 

13689 

icjza 

To-night. 

13690 

ickac 

Not to-night. 

13691 

ickce 

Which night ? 

13692 

ickeg 

NIPPER(S) 

13693 

ickgl 

Repair nippers. 

13694 

icklk 

Tyre nippers. 

13695 

lckmo 

NIPPLE(S) (— bore). See also Hose, Key, Pipe, 
Pump, Washer. 

13696 

icksu 

Long nipple(s) 

13697 

ickwy 

Rubber nipple(s) 

13698 

ickya 

Screwed nipple(s) 

13699 

iclad 

Short nipples) 

Special nipple(s) 

13700 

icleh 

13701 

Iclli 

Split nipple(s) 

13702 

Iclor 

Wire nipple(s) 

13703 

idux 

NO. 


280 








iclyb 


NO ( contd .) 


note 


iouoo 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

13704 

iclyb 

And no. 

13705 

icmim 

As no. 

13706 

icmos 

For no. 

13707 

icmuy 

If no 

13708 

icmwa 

That no. 

13709 

icmyc 

What (which) no ? 

13710 

icnaf 

When no ? 

13711 

icnej 

Why no ? 

13712 

icnin 

NOBODY (or NO ONE) 

13713 

icnot 

NOISE(S)(Y) 

13714 

icnuz 

No noise (or not noisy) 

13715 

icnyd 

Too noisy. 

13716 

icoag 

NOISELESS(LY) 

13717 

icoci 

NOISILY. 

13718 

icoek 

NOMENCLATURE. 

13719 

icosy 

NOMINAL(LY) 

13720 

icoye 

NOMINATE(S) or to Nominate 

13721 

icpah 

Nominated. 

13722 

icpel 

Nominating. 

13723 

icpho 

NOM IN AT ION(S) 

13724 

icpip 

NONE. 

13725 

icpnu 

As none. 

13726 

icpov 

But none. 

13727 

icpry 

None for. 

13728 

icpta 

If none. 

13729 

icpub 

None of. 

13730 

Icpyf 

So that none. 

13731 

icraj 

NOON. 

13732 

icren 

After noon. 

13733 

icrir 

At noon. 

13734 

icrox 

Before noon. 

13735 

icrud 

NOR. 

13736 

icsak 

NORMAL(LY) 

13737 

icsis 

NORTH (of). See also East> West. 

13738 

icsku 

Due north (of) 

13739 

icsoy 

NORWAY(EGIAN) 

13740 

icsyi 

NOSE(S) 

13741 

ictal 

Flat nose. 

13742 

ictdo 

Round nose. 

13743 

ictep 

Square nose. 

13744 

ictit 

NOT. See also various subject headings. 

13745 

ictju 

And not. 

13746 

ictny 

If not. 

13747 

ictoz 

Or not. 

13748 

ictpa 

NOTCH(ES). See also Plate. or to Notch 

13749 

ictte 

Notched. 

13750 

ictuf 

Notching. 

13751 

ictxi 

NOTE(S). See also Acceptance, Bank, or to Note 

13752 

icty] 

Commission note(s) 

13753 

icuam 

Make a note (of) 

13754 

icuco 

(Of) no note. 


281 










ioumy NOTE (contd.) NUMBER idaoh 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

13755 

icumy 

Promissory note(s) 

13756 

icuwi 

Special note. 

13757 

icVan 

Treasury note(s) 

13758 

icvbo 

Noted. 

13759 

icver 

Noting. 

13760 

icvhu 

Worth noting. 

13761 

icviv 

NOTHING. See also Do, Else, etc. 

13762 

icvly 

NOTICE(S) (of—) or to Notice 

13763 

icvna 

Without further notice. 

13764 

icvob 

Give(s) notice. 

13765 

Icvre 

In lieu of notice. 

13766 

icvyl 

No(t) notice(d) 

13767 

icwes 

If no(t) notice(d) 

13768 

icwoc 

(At) short notice. 

13769 

icwym 

Special notice. 

13770 

icxap 

Take notice (that) 

13771 

icxet 

,, no notice. 

13772 

Icxlu 

Without notice. 

13773 

lcxix 

Noticed. 

13774 

icxjy 

Noticing. 

13775 

icxla 

NOTIFICATION. 

13776 

icxod 

On notification. 

13777 

icxpe 

Without notification. 

13778 

icxti 

NOTIFY(IES) or to Notify 

13779 

lexuj 

Notified. 

13780 

icxyn 

Notifying. 

13781 

icxzo 

NOTION(S) 

13782 

icyka 

No notion (that) 

13783 

icysl 

NOTWITHSTANDING. 

13784 

icyuk 

NOVEL. 

13785 

iczar 

NOVELTY(IES) 

13786 

iczdu 

Latest novelty. 

13787 

iczev 

NOVEMBER. See also Date Table, Part II. 

13788 

iczhy 

NQW. 

13789 

lcziz 

As now. 

13790 

lczja 

But now. 

13791 

iczne 

From now. 

13792 

iczof 

If now. 

13793 

iczri 

,, not now. 

13794 

lczul 

Not now. 

13795 

iczyp 

That now. 

13796 

idaat 

Now that. 

13797 

idabu 

NOWHERE. 

13798 

ldaex 

NOZZLE(S) 

13799 

idafy 

Bent nozzle(s) 

13800 

idaha 

Injection nozzle(s) 

13801 

idalb 

Spray nozzle(s) 

13802 

idale 

Straight nozzle(s) 

13803 

idaoh 

NUMBER(S). See also Plate, Quantity. See also 
Numeral Table , Part II. For Catalogue Nos., etc., 
see Part III. 


282 












idapi 

Nos. 

13804 

13805 

13806 

13807 

13808 

13809 

13810 

13811 

13812 

13813 

13814 

13815 

13816 

13817 

13818 

13819 

13820 

13821 

13822 

13823 

13824 

13825 

138?6 

13827 

13828 

13829 

13830 

13831 

13832 

13833 

13834 

13835 

13836 

13837 

13838 

13839 

13840 

13841 

13842 

13843 

13844 

13845 

13846 

13847 

13848 

13849 

13850 

13851 

13852 

13853 

13854 


NUMBER ( contd .) 


NUT tdiop 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Actual number(s) 

Another number. 

Any number. 

Approximate number. 

Different number(s) 

Double the number(s) 

Fair number. 

Further number. 

Half the number. 

If number(s) 

Incorrect number(s) 

Greatly increased number (of) 

What is (are) the number (of) 

Large number. 

Larger number. 

Largest number (of) 

Last number(s) 

Next number(s) 

No number(s) 

,, other number. 

Proper number(s) 

Reasonable number(s) 

The same number. 

Small number. 

Smaller number. 

Smallest number. 

Total number. 

What number(s) 

Numbered. 

Numbering. 

NUMERAL(S). See also Table of Numerals , Part II. 
NUMEROUS(LY) 

NUT(S). See also Bolt. 

Assorted nuts. 

British Association nut(s) (B.A.) 

„ Standard fine nut(s) (B.S.F.)- 

,, „ Whitworth nut(s) (B.S.W.) 

Brass cap nut(s), B.A. (— thread) 

„ „ „ „ ; B.S.F. (- thread) 

„ „ „ „ i B.S.P. (— thread) 

„ „ „ „ B.S.W. (- thread) 

„ „ „ „ gas (— thread) 

„ „ „ „ metric (— thread) 

„ „ „ „ U.S.A. (— thread) 

Castellated nut(s), B.A. (— thread) 

„ „ „ B.S.F. (— thread) 

„ „ „ B.S.P. (— thread) 

„ „ „ B.S.W. (— thread) 

„ „ „ gas (— thread) 

„ „ „ metric (— thread) 

„ „ „ U.S.A. (— thread) 


283 


10a 

















iditu 


NUT (contd.) 


idpwe 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

13855 

iditu 

Domed nut(s), B.A. (— thread) 

13856 

idiuv 



„ B.S.F. (— thread) 

13857 

idixy 

>> 

yy 

„ B.S.P. (— thread) 

13858 

idiza 

y y 

yy 

„ B.S.W. (— thread) 

13859 

idjac 

>> 

>> 

„ gas (— thread) 

13860 

idjce 

yy 

ft 

„ metric (— thread) 

13861 

idjeg 

>> 

a 

„ U.S.A. (— thread) 

13862 

idjik 

Hexagon nut(s), B.A. (— thread) 

13863 

idjmo 

a 

a 

„ B.S.F. (— thread) 

13864 

idjsu 

a 

a 

„ B.S.P. (— thread) 

13865 

idjwy 

>> 

a 

„ B.S.W. (— thread) 

13866 

idjya 

>> 

yy 

,, gas (— thread) 

13867 

idkad 

a 

a 

„ metric (— thread) 

13868 

idkbe 

»> 

a 

,, U.S.A. (— thread) 

13869 

idkeh 

Round nut(s), B.A. (— thread) 

13870 

idkfi 

yy 

a 

„ B.S.F. (— thread) 

13871 

idkil 

yy 

yy 

„ B.S.P. (— thread) 

13872 

idklo 

*> 

a 

„ B.S.W. (— thread) 

13873 

idkor 


a 

„ gas ( — thread) 

13874 

Id kru 

>> 

a 

„ metric ( — thread) 

13875 

idkux 

>> 

a 

„ U.S.A. (— thread) 

13876 

idkvy 

Square nut(s), B.A. (— thread) 

13877 

idkyb 

yy 

yy 

„ B.S.F. (— thread) 

13878 

idlim 

yy 

yy 

,, B.S.P. (— thread) 

13879 

idlos 

yy 

yy 

„ B.S.W. (— thread) 

13880 

idluy 

yy 

yy 

„ gas ( — thread) 

13881 

idlyc 

yy 

yy 

„ metric ( — thread) 

13882 

idmaf 

yy 

yy 

„ U.S.A. (— thread) 

13883 

idmej 

Winged nut(s), brass, B.A. ( — thread) 

13884 

idmin 

yy 

yy 

„ „ B.S.F. (— thread) 

13885 

idmot 

yy 

yy 

„ „ B.S.P. (— thread) 

13886 

idmuz 

yy 

yy 

„ „ B.S.W. (— thread) 

13887 

idmyd 

yy 

yy 

„ „ gas (— thread) 

13888 

idnag 

yy 

yy 

„ „ metric (— thread) 

13889 

idnek 

yy 

yy 

,, ,, U.S.A. (— thread) 

13890 

idnye 

yy 

yy 

„ iron, B.A. ( — thread) 

13891 

idoah 

yy 

yy 

,, ,, B.S.F. ( — thread) 

13892 

idobi 

yy 

yy 

,, „ B.S.P. ( — thread) 

13893 

idoel 

yy 

yy 

„ „ B.S.W. (— thread) 

13894 

idoho 


yy 

„ „ gas ( — thread) 

13895 

idoip 

yy 

yy 

,, „ metric (— thread) 

13896 

idonu 

yy 

yy 

„ „ U.S.A. ( — thread) 

13897 

idoov 

yy 

yy 

„ steel, B.A. ( — thread) 

13898 

idory 

yy 

yy 

„ „ B.S.F. ( — thread) 

13899 

idota 

yy 

yy 

„ „ B.S.P. ( — thread) 

13900 

idoub 

yy 

yy 

„ ,, B.S.W. ( — thread) 

13901 

idoxe 

yy 

yy 

„ gas ( — thread) 

13902 

idpem 

yy 

yy 

,, ,, metric ( — thread) 

13903 

idpow 

yy 


„ ,, U.S.A. (— thread) 

13904 

idpuc 

With 

nut(s) 

13905 

idpwe 

Without nut(s) 


284 











idpyg 

Nos. 

13906 

13907 

13908 

13909 

13910 

13911 

13912 

13913 

13914 

13915 

13916 

13917 

13918 

13919 

13920 

13921 

13922 

13923 

13924 

13925 

13926 

13927 

13928 

13929 

13930 

13931 

13932 

13933 

13934 

13935 

13936 

13937 

13938 

13939 

13940 

13941 

13942 

13943 

13944 

13945 

13946 

13947 

13948 

13949 

13950 

13951 

13952 

13953 

13954 

13955 

13956 


o 


OBSTRUCT 


idzas 


(Half) PHRASE. 


O. 

OAK. 

American oak. 

English oak. 

Red oak. 

OAR(S) 

OATH(S) 

On oath. 

OBJEGT(S). See also Objection. or 
With the definite object (of) 

Main object(s) 

No object (in) 

Only object (is—) 

What is the object (of) 

Objected (to—) 

Objecting (to—) 

OBJECT ION(S) 

If any objection. 

No objection (to—) 

If no objection. 

Objection(s) removed. 

Strong objection is taken (to—) 
What objection is there (to—) 
OBJECTIONABLE. 

OBLIGAT ION(S) 

Under heavy obligation(s) 

No obligation(s) 

OBLIGATORY. 

OBLIGE(S) or 

Obliged. 

If obliged. 

Should be much obliged (if—) 

Not obliged. 

Unless obliged. 

Obliging. 

OBLIQUE(LY) 

OBL ITERATE(S) or to 

Obliterated. 

Obliterating. 

OBLONG. 

OBSERVATION. 

No observation(s) 

OBSERVE(S) or 

Observed. 

Observing. 

OBSERVER(S) 

OBSOLETE. 

OBSTACLE(S) 

No obstacle(s) 

OBSTRUCT(S) or U 

Obstructed. 


to Object 


to Oblige 


Obliterate 


Observe 


Obstruct 


285 







idzcu 

Nos. 

13957 

13958 

13959 

13960 

13961 

13962- 

13963 

13964 

13965 

13966 

13967 

13968 

13969 

13970 

13971 

13972 

13973 

13974 

13975 

13976 

13977 

13978 

13979 

13980 

13981 

13982 

13983 

13984 

13985 

13986 

13987 

13988 

13989 

13990 

13991 

13992 

13993 

13994 

13995 

13996 

13997 

13998 

13999 

14000 

14001 

14002 

14003 

14004 

14005 

14006 

14007 


OBSTRUCT (contd.) 


ODOUR 


ifgiJ 


(Half) 

word. 


(Half) PHRASE. 


idzcu 

idzew 

idzgy 

idzme 

idzog 

idzum 

idzwo 

ifaav 

ilady 

ifaez 

Wafa 

Waid 


Obstructing. 

OBSTRUCT ION(S) 

No obstruction(s) 

OBTAIN(S) or to Obtain 

Difficult to obtain. 

Obtained (by) 

Obtaining. 

OBTAINABLE. See also Unobtainable. 

If obtainable. 

OBTURATOR(S). See also Ring. 

OBVIATE(S) or to Obviate 

Obviated. 


Waje 

ifani 

Waoj 

Wato 

Waup 

Wazu 

Wbaw 

Wbok 

Ucax 

Wceb 

ifche 

WcW 

Well 

Wcol 

Wcro 

Wcur 

Wcyv 

Wday 

Wdca 

Wdec 

Wdge 

Wdig 

Wdkl 

Wdom 

ifdus 

Weaz 

Weba 

ifeed 

Wefe 

Weji 

ifeon 

Wepo 

Weut 

Wevu 

Wezy 

ifgab 

Wgef 

Wghi 

ifgij 


Obviating. 

OBYIOUS(LY) 

OCCASION(S) or to Occasion 

As occasion arises. 

On the last occasion. 

„ „ next occasion. 

No occasion (for) 

On occasion(s) 

„ this occasion. 

Occasioned. 

Occasioning. 

OCC AS ION AL(L Y) 

Only occasional(ly) 

OCCUPANT(S) 

No occupants (of—) 

What occupants ? 

OCCUPAT ION(S) 

In the occupation of. 

No occupation. 

If no occupation. 

What occupation ? 

OCCUPY(IES) or to Occupy 

Occupied. 

Occupying. 

OCGUR(S) or to Occur 

Must not occur again. 

Cannot occur. 

Frequently occurs. 

Likely to occur. 

Rarely occurs. 

Unlikely to occur. 

Occurred. 

Occurring. 

OCCURRENCE(S) 

OCTAGONAL. 

OCTOBER. See also Date Table , Part II. 
ODOMETER(S) 

ODOUR(S) 

No odour. 


286 







ifgno 


OF 


OFFER 


ifoox 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

14008 

ifgno 

OF. 

14009 

ifgop 

If of. 

14010 

ifgtu 

„ not of. 

14011 

ifguv 

Not of. 

14012 

ifgyz 

OFF. See also On. 

14013 

ifhac 

Badly off. 

14014 

ifheg 

Not off. 

14015 

ifhik 

Well off. 

14016 

ifhya 

Fairly well off. 

14017 

if! ad 

OFFENGE(S) 

14018 

ifibe 

If any offence. 

14019 

ififi 

,, no offence. 

14020 

ifilo 

No offence. 

14021 

ifior 

Serious offence. 

14022 

ifiru 

Slight offence. 

14023 

ifiux 

OFFEND(S) or to Offend 

14024 

ifivy 

Offended. 

14025 

ifixa 

If offended. 

14026 

ifjim 

,, not offended. 

14027 

ifjko 

Not offended. 

14028 

ifjos 

Very offended. 

14029 

ifjuy 

Offending. 

14030 

Ujwa 

Without offending. 

14031 

ifjyc 

OFFENSIVE(LY) 

14032 

ifkaf 

Extremely offensive. 

14033 

ifkej 

Not offensive(ly) 

14034 

ifkin 

OFFER(S) or to Offer 

14035 

ifkot 

Above offer(s) 

14036 

ifkuz 

Accept offer. 

14037 

ifkyd 

We cannot accept your offer, but counter offer as 
follows. 

14038 

iflag 

Offer accepted. 

14039 

iflek 

All offers. 

14040 

iflye 

Alternative offer(s) 

14041 

ifmah 

Any offer(s) 

14042 

ifmel 

If any offer(s) 

14043 

ifmip 

Offer at— 

14044 

ifmov 

Awaiting an offer. 

14045 

ifmub 

Best offer. 

14046 

ifmyf 

What is (are) the best offer(s) 

14047 

ifnem 

Better offer(s) 

14048 

ifnow 

Make a better offer. 

14049 

ifnuc 

Can make no better offer. 

14050 

ifnwe 

Cancel offer. 

14051 

ifnyg 

Offer for cash. 

14052 

ifoaj 

„ conditionally. 

14053 

ifoen 

Counter offer. 

14054 

ifofo 

Ready to entertain an offer. 

14055 

ifoir 

Extend offer (until—) 

14056 

ifolu 

Offer extended (until—) 

14057 

ifoox 

„ cannot be extended. 


287 






ifopy 


OFFER (contd.) 


ifyat 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

14058 

ifopy 

Firm ofler. 

14059 

ifora 

Have firm offer in hand. 

14060 

ifoud 

Make firm offer c.i.f. 

14061 

ifove 

>» » »> f.o.b. 

14062 

ifozi 

We offer firm subject to cable reply. 

14063 

ifpak 

Further offer. 

14064 

ifpoy 

Good offer. 

14065 

ifpyi 

Offer is not good enough. 

14066 

ifram 

„ holds good (until—) 

,, (s) in hand. 

14067 

ifrug 

14068 

ifryk 

Highest offer. 

14069 

ifsan 

Increase offer(s) (to) 

14070 

ifsbo 

Offer increased (to) 

14071 

ifser 

Last offer. 

14072 

ifshu 

— Less than the offer(s) 

14073 

ifsiv 

Low offer(s) 

14074 

ifsly 

Lower offer(s) 

14075 

ifsna 

Too low an offer. 

14076 

ifsob 

Lowest offer(s) 

14077 

ifsre 

Make offer. 

14078 

ifsuh 

„ no offer. 

14079 

ifsvi 

Offer more. 

14080 

ifsyl 

Can offer more at an increased price (of —%) 

14081 

iftes 

„ „ „ „ same price. 

14082 

iftoc 

No offer(s) 

14083 

iftym 

If no offer(s) 

14084 

ifuap 

Nothing to offer. 

14085 

ifuet 

On offer. 

14086 

ifufu 

Open to an offer. 

14087 

ifujy 

If open to an offer. 

14088 

ifula 

Not open to an offer. 

14089 

ifuod 

Other offer(s) 

14090 

ifupe 

No other offer(s) 

14091 

ifuti 

Original offer. 

14092 

ifuzo 

Our (my) offer (of—) 

14093 

ifvuk 

Offer for part. 

14094 

ifvyo 

Plenty of offers. 

14095 

ifwar 

Reasonable offer(s) 

14096 

ifwev 

Offer(s) not reasonable. 

14097 

ifwiz 

Reduce offer(s) 

14098 

ifwof 

Offer(s) reduced (to) 

14099 

ifwri 

Repeat offer(s) 

14100 

ifwul 

Offer(s) repeated. 

14101 

ifwyp 

„ cannot be repeated. 

14102 

ifxas 

Refuse offer(s) 

14103 

ifxew 

Offer refused. 

14104 

ifxme 

„ (s) repudiated. 

14105 

ifxog 

Offers required. 

14106 

ifxum 

Secure offer(s) 

14107 

ifxwo 

Unable to secure any offers. 

14108 

ifyat 

Offer(s) secured. 








ifybu 

Nos. 

14109 

14110 

14111 

14112 

14113 

14114 

14115 

14116 

14117 

14118 

14119 

14120 

14121 

14122 

14123 

14124 

14125 

14126 

14127 

14128 

14129 

14130 

14131 

14132 

14133 

14134 

14135 

14136 

14137 

14138 

14139 

14140 

14141 

14142 

14143 

14144 

14145 

14146 

14147 

14148 

14149 

14150 

14151 

14152 

14153 


OFFER ( conld .) OIL igdzy 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Several offers. 

Offer something (of) 

Telegraph offer(s) 

Their (his) offer (of—) 

Unable to offer. 

Under offer. 

What offer. 

Offer(s) withdrawn. 

Your offer (of—) 

Offered. 

If offered. 

Not offered. 

Offering. 

If offering. 

„ not offering. 

Not offering. 

OFFICE(S) 

Branch office(s) 

General office(s) 

Head office(s) 

No office(s) 

Registered office(s) 

Which office(s) 

OFFICER(S) 

Government officer(s) 

Military officer(s) 

Naval officer(s) 

No officer(s) 

Police officer(s) 

Inland Revenue officer(s) 

OFFICIAL(LY) 

If official(ly) 

,, not official(ly) 

Not official(ly) 

OFFSET. 

OFTEN. 

As often as possible. 

More often. 

Not often. 

,, so often. 

Too often. 

If not too often. 

Very often. 

OHM(S) 

OIL(S). See also Baffle, Bin, or to Oil 

Boiler, Box, Can, Cap, Chamber, Container, 
Cup, Engine, Filler, Filter, Flare, Fuel, 
Gauge, Indicator, Insulate, Lamp, Paraffin, 
Petroleum, Pipe, Proof, Pump, Scraper, 
Store, Sump, Syringe, Tank, Tap, Tractor, 
Vapour, Varnish. 


289 









OIL ( conid .) 


igfab 


ignud 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

14154 

igfab 

Motor bearing oil(s) 

14155 

igfe! 

Burning oil(s) 

14156 

igfhi 

Oil capacity (— gallons) 

14157 

igfij 

Castor oil. 

14158 

igfno 

Oil check(s) 

14159 

igfop 

Clutch oil(s) 

14160 

igfuv 

Collan oil(s) 

14161 

igfyz 

Oil consumption. 

14162 

iggac 

Crude oil(s) 

14163 

iggce 

Air-cooled cylinder oil(s) 

14164 

iggeg 

Steam cylinder oil(s) 

14165 

iggik 

Water-cooled cylinder oil(s) 

14166 

iggmo 

Engine oil(s) . 

14167 

iggsu 

Air-cooled engine oil(s) 

14168 

iggwy 

Water-cooled engine oil(s) 

14169 

iggya 

Film(s) of oil. 

14170 

ighad 

Fine oil(s) 

14171 

igheh 

Oil fired. 

14172 

ighil 

Flow(s) of oil. 

14173 

ighor 

Oil funnel(s) 

14174 

ighux 

Gas oil(s) 

14175 

ighyb 

Gear oil(s) 

14176 

igiko 

Heavy oil(s) 

14177 

igios 

Oil hole(s) 

14178 

Igiwa 

„ injector(s) 

14179 

igjaf 

Lamp oil(s) 

14180 

igjej 

Linseed oil(s) 

14181 

igjin 

Light oil(s) 

14182 

igjot 

Lubricating oil(s) 

14183 

igjuz 

Medium oil(s) 

14184 

igjyd 

Mineral oil(s) 

14185 

igkag 

Motor oil(s) 

14186 

igkek 

Neatsfoot oil(s) 

14187 

igksy 

No oil(s) 

14188 

igkye 

Oil pan(s) 

14189 

iglah 

„ passage(s) 

14190 

iglel 

„ pressure (— lbs. per sq. inch) 

14191 

iglip 

Rape seed oil(s) 

14192 

iglov 

Oil reservoir(s) 

14193 

iglub 

„ retainer(s) 

14194 

iglyl 

(To) run(s) on oil and start(s) on petrol. 

14195 

igmem 

Shale oil(s) 

14196 

igmow 

Soluble oil(s) 

14197 

igmuc 

Oil spray(s) 

14198 

igmwe 

Stream(s) of oil. 

14199 

igmyg 

Extra supply(ies) of oil(s) 

14200 

ignaj 

Oil surface(s) 

14201 

ignen 

Oiling system(s) 

14202 

Ignir 

Thick oil(s) 

14203 

ignox 

Thin oil(s) 

14204 

Ignud 

Oil thrower(s) 


290 








igoak OIL ( conld.) ONCE igxex 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

14205 

Igoak 

Oil tight. 

14206 

igois 

„ trough(s) 

14207 

igoku 

Viscous oil(s) 

14208 

igoyi 

Oil way(s) 

14209 

igpal 

„ well(s) 

14210 

lgpep 

Whale oil(s) 

14211 

Igplt 

Oiled. 

14212 

igpoz 

Not oiled. 

14213 

Igppa 

Oiling. 

14214 

igpuf 

No(t) oiling. 

14215 

igpyj 

OILER(S). See also Beltman. 

14216 

igran 

OIL-SKIN(S) 

14217 

igrer 

OIL-STONE(S) 

14218 

igriv 

OLD. 

14219 

igrob 

How old. 

14220 

igryl 

Not old. 

14221 

igses 

Too old. 

14222 

igsgu 

Very old. 

14223 

igsky 

OLDER. 

14224 

igsma 

OLDEST. 

14225 

igsoc 

OLIVE. 

14226 

igsym 

Horn olive(s) 

14227 

igtap 

Ivory olive(s) 

14228 

igtet 

Olive(s) and ring(s) 

14229 

igtfu 

Silk olive(s) 

14230 

igtix 

OMISSION(S) 

14231 

igtla 

No omission(s) 

14232 

igtod 

OMIT(S) or to Omit 

14233 

igtpe 

Omitted. 

14234 

igtti 

If omitted. 

14235 

igtuj 

„ not omitted. 

14236 

igtyn 

Not omitted. 

14237 

igtzo 

Omitting. 

14238 

iguka 

OMNIBUS(ES). See also Body. 

14239 

igusi 

Double-deck motor omnibus(es) (— h.p.) (to carry 
— passengers) 

14240 

igvar 

Single-deck motor omnibus(es) (— h.p.) (to carry 
— passengers) 

14241 

igvev 

Private motor omnibus(es) (— h.p.) (to carry 
— passengers) 

14242 

igviz 

Railway motor omnibus(es) (— h.p.) (to carry 
— passengers) 

14243 

igvof 

ON. 

14244 

igvri 

On or before. 

14245 

igvul 

„ and off. 

14246 

igvyp 

Not on. 

14247 

igwas 

ONCE. 

14248 

igwog 

At once. 

14249 

igwum 

All at once. 

14250 

igxat 

If at once. 

14251 

igxex 

Not at once. 


291 






igxfy ONCE ( contd .) OPERATE ihize 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

14252 

igxfy 

Once only. 

14253 

igxha 

ONE. 

14254 

igxib 

Any one. 

14255 

igxle 

Every one. 

14256 

igxpi 

One or more. 

14257 

igxun 

If more than one. 

14258 

igxvo 

No(t) one. 

14259 

igyey 

Only one. 

14260 

igyga 

Some one. 

14261 

igyke 

One or two. 

14262 

igzav 

Which one. 

14263 

igzdy 

ONLY. 

14264 

igzez 

If only. 

14265 

igzfa 

Not only. 

14266 

igzid 

OPAQUE. See also Material. 

14267 

igzje 

OPEN(S) or to Open 

14268 

igzni 

If open. 

14269 

igzoj 

If not open. 

14270 

igzto 

Keep open. 

14271 

igzup 

Kept open. 

14272 

igzyt 

Not open. 

14273 

igzzu 

Open out. 

14274 

ihaax 

„ to. 

14275 

ihaby 

„ until. 

14276 

ihada 

„ up. 

14277 

ihaeb 

When open(ed) 

14278 

ihaif 

Opened. 

14279 

ihali 

If opened. 

14280 

ihaol 

„ not opened. 

14281 

iharo 

Not opened. 

14282 

ihaxu 

Opening(s) 

14283 

iheab 

If any opening. 

14284 

ihede 

Back opening(s) 

14285 

iheef 

Front opening. 

14286 

ihelj 

Governor opening. 

14287 

iheno 

Height of opening. 

14288 

iheop 

Method of opening. 

14289 

ihetu 

If no opening. 

14290 

iheuv 

Rectangular opening. 

14291 

Ihexy 

Round opening. 

14292 

iheza 

Side opening. 

14293 

ihiaf 

Tubular opening. 

14294 

ihidi 

OPENER(S). See also Can. 

14295 

ihlej 

OPERATE(S) or to Operate 

14296 

ihijo 

Operated. 

14297 

ihiot 

Easily operated. 

14298 

ihipu 

Electrically operated. 

14299 

ihity 

Operated by foot. 

14300 

ihiuz 

„ „ hand. 

14301 

ihiva 

Lever operated(ing) 

14302 

ihize 

Mechanically operated. 


292 










ihoal OPERATE ( contd .) OPPORTUNITY ijece 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

14303 

ihoal 

Separately operated. 

14304 

ihodo 

Spindle operated(ing) 

14305 

ihoep 

Operating. 

14306 

ihoit 

Not operating. 

14307 

ihoju 

OPERAT ION(S) 

14308 

ihony 

Cease operations. 

14309 

ihooz 

Commence operations. 

14310 

ihopa 

In operation. 

14311 

ihote 

Instant in operation. 

14312 

ihouf 

Light operation. 

14313 

ihoxi 

No operation(s) 

14314 

ihuar 

Resume operations. 

14315 

ihudu 

Simple operation. 

14316 

ihuev 

Successful operation. 

14317 

ihuiz 

Suspend operations. 

14318 

ihuja 

Operation(s) unsuccessful. 

14319 

ihune 

What operation(s) 

14320 

ihuof 

OPERATIVE. 

14321 

ihuri 

OPERATOR(S) 

14322 

ihuxo 

OPINION. 

14323 

ihyav 

Bad opinion. 

14324 

ihydy 

Better opinion. 

14325 

ihyez 

Can form no opinion. 

14326 

ihyfa 

General opinion. 

14327 

ihyid 

Good opinion. 

14328 

ihyje 

In the opinion of— 

14329 

ihyni 

Legal opinion. 

14330 

ihyoj 

No opinion. 

14331 

ihyto 

Our (my) opinion (is) 

14332 

ihyup 

In our (my) opinion. 

14333 

ihyzu 

Same opinion (as—) 

14334 

Ijaca 

In their (his) opinion. 

14335 

ijaec 

Unbiassed opinion. 

14336 

ijage 

Worse opinion. 

14337 

ijaig 

What is your opinion ? 

14338 

ijaki 

OPPONENT(S) 

14339 

ijaom 

No opponents. 

14340 

ijaus 

OPPORTUNE(LY) 

14341 

ijbaz 

If opportune(ly) 

14342 

ijbed 

Not opportune(ly) 

14343 

ijbon 

OPPORTUNITY(IES) 

14344 

ijbut 

If any opportunity occurs. 

14345 

ijbyx 

Better opportunity. 

14346 

ijdab 

No better opportunity. 

14347 

ijdef 

(At) every opportunity. 

14348 

ijdij 

Few opportunities. 

14349 

ijdop 

Take the first opportunity. 

14350 

ijduv 

Took the first opportunity. 

14351 

ijdyz 

Good opportunity(ies) (of) 

14352 

ijeac 

More opportunity(ies) 

14353 

ijece 

Opportunity(ies) neglected. 


293 











ijeeg OPPORTUNITY (conld.) ORDER ijlox 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

14354 

ijeeg 

No opportunity(ies) 

14355 

ijegi 

If no opportunity(ies) 

14356 

ijeik 

Unique opportunity(ies) 

14357 

ijemo 

What opportunity(ies) 

14358 

ijesu 

OPPOSE(S) or to Oppose 

14359 

ijewy 

Do not oppose. 

14360 

ijeya 

Opposed. 

14361 

ijfad 

If opposed. 

14362 

ijfeh 

,, not opposed. 

14363 

ijfil 

Not opposed (to) 

14364 

ijflo 

Opposing. 

14365 

ijfor 

If not opposing. 

14366 

ijfru 

Not opposing. 

14367 

ijfyb 

OPPOSITE(LY) 

14368 

ijgim 

(In) OPPOSITION (to) 

14369 

ijgos 

Opposition anticipated. 

14370 

ijguy 

If any opposition. 

14371 

ijgwa 

Opposition defeated. 

14372 

ijgyc 

If no opposition. 

14373 

ijhaf 

No opposition. 

14374 

ijhej 

Steady opposition. 

14375 

ijhin 

Opposition too strong. 

14376 

ijhot 

What opposition ? 

14377 

ijhuz 

OPTICAL. 

14378 

ljhyd 

OPTION(AL) 

14379 

ijiag 

At the option of— 

14380 

ijici 

„ buyer’s option. 

14381 

ijiek 

Extend option. 

14382 

ijisy 

Option extended (until) 

14383 

ijiye 

„ cannot be extended (beyond) 

No option (but to—) 

At owners' option. 

14384 

ijjah 

14385 

ijjbi 

14386 

ijjel 

Secure an option. 

14387 

ijjho 

Option secured. 

14388 

ijjip 

At sellers’ option. 

14389 

ijjnu 

„ shippers’ option. 

14390 

ijjov 

If optional. 

14391 

Ujry 

Not optional. 

14392 

ijjta 

OR. 

14393 

ijjub 

ORDER(S). See also Arrive, or to Order 

Cash. 

14394 

ijjyt 

Accept order(s) 

14395 

ijkem 

Order accepted. 

14396 

ijkow 

„ on account of. 

14397 

ijkuc 

„ „ our (my) account. 

14398 

ijkwe 

Advice of order. 

14399 

ijkyg 

All in order. 

14400 

ijlaj 

In bad order. 

14401 

ijlen 

Balance of order. 

14402 

ijllr 

Order to buy. 

14403 

ijlox 

Cancel order. 


294 









ijlud 

Nos. 

14404 

14405 

14406 

14407 

14408 

14409 

14410 

14411 

14412 

14413 

14414 

14415 

14416 

14417 

14418 

14419 

14420 

14421 

14422 

14423 

14424 

14425 

14426 

14427 

14428 

14429 

14430 

14431 

14432 

14433 

14434 

14435 

14436 

14437 

14438 

14439 

14440 

14441 

14442 

14443 

14444 

14445 

14446 

14447 

14448 

14449 

14450 

14451 

14452 

14453 

14454 


ORDER (contd.) 


ijvun 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Cancellation of order(s) 

Order to be completed by. 

(For) complete(ing) order(s) 

(To) cope with the orders. 

Date of order. 

Double the order(s) 

Executed order(s) 

Order(s) cannot be executed (before) 

Export order(s) 

Firm order(s) 

,, „ in hand. 

We order firm subject to acceptance by cable. 
In the following order. 

Foreign order(s) 

Further order. 

Future order(s) 

In good order. 

Half(ve) the order. 

If order(s) 

In order. 

If in order. 

„ not in order. 

Large order(s) 

Last order. 

Made to order. 

Order(s) by mail. 

More orders. 

No order(s) 

Other order(s) 

Our (my) order. 

Out of order. 

Nothing to get out of order. 

— % with order, balance on delivery. 

Proceed with the order(s) 

(On) receipt of order(s) 

Order(s) received. 

In regular order. 

Order(s) must be accompanied by a remittance. 
Repeat order(s) 

Order to sell. 

Small order(s) 

Special order(s) 

Supplied to order. 

Order(s) by telegram. 

Cannot trace order(s) (of—) 

Treble the order(s) 

Trial order(s) 

What order(s) 

(In) working order. 

With order(s) 

Without order(s) 

295 







Ijwyr 

Nos. 

14455 

14456 

14457 

14458 

14459 

14460 

14461 

14462 

14463 

14464 

14465 

14466 

14467 

14468 

14469 

14470 

14471 

14472 

14473 

14474 

14475 

14476 

14477 

14478 

14479 

14480 

14481 

14482 

14483 

14484 

14485 

14486 

14487 

14486 

1448$ 

1449C 

14491 

14492 

1449; 

14494 

14491: 

1449( 

14491 

14496 

14491 

1450( 

1450: 

14501 

1450: 


(contd.) 


OTHER 


ikefi 


(Half) PHRASE. 


(To) your order. 

Ordered. 

If ordered. 

„ not ordered. 

Not(hing) ordered. 

Specially ordered. 

Ordering. 

Instructions for ordering. 

When ordering. 

„ „ give list No. and full particulars. 

ORDINARY(ILY) 

Out of the ordinary. 

ORGAN ISAT ION(S) 

No organisation. 

ORGAN ISE(S) 

Organised. 

If organised. 

If not organised. 

Not organised. 

When organised. 

Organising. 

If organising. 

ORIGIN. 

ORIGINAL(LY) 

Not original(ly) 

ORIGINATE(S) 

Originated (in) 

Originating (in) 

ORIGINATOR(S) 

ORNAMENT(S)(AL) 

ORNAMENTATION(S). See also Decoration. 
OSCILLATE(S) or to Oscillate 

Oscillated. 

Oscillating. 

OSCILLATION. 

OTHER(S) 

After other(s) 

And other(s) 

(To) any other(s) 

Before other(s) 

But other(s) 

Each other(s) 

Every other. 

For other(s) 

From other(s) 

If other(s) 

Not if other(s) 

Many other(s) 

If no(t) other(s) 

No(t) (the) other(s) 

Of the other. 


or to Organise 


or to Originate 


296 











ikeil 


OTHER (con/d.) 


OUTLINE 


ikloy 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

14506 

ikeil 

Other than. 

14507 

ikelo 

Through other(s) 

14508 

ikeor 

To other(s) 

14509 

ikeru 

(As) with other(s) 

14510 

ikeux 

OTHERWISE. 

14511 

ikevy 

But otherwise. 

14512 

ikexa 

Not otherwise. 

14513 

ikfos 

Unless otherwise. 

14514 

ikfuy 

OUGHT. 

14515 

ikfwa 

Ought not (to) 

14516 

ikfyc 

(Per) OUNCE(S). See also Weight Table , Part II. 

14517 

ikgaf 

OUR. 

14518 

ikgej 

After our(s) 

14519 

ikgin 

As our(s) 

14520 

ikgot 

Because our(s) 

14521 

ikguz 

Before our(s) 

14522 

ikgyd 

But our(s) 

14523 

ikhag 

By our(s) 

14524 

ikhek 

If our(s) 

14525 

ikhye 

Unless our(s) 

14526 

ikiah 

Until our(s) 

14527 

ikibi 

What our(s) 

14528 

ikiel 

When our(s) 

14529 

ikiho 

OURSELVES. See also Us, We. 

14530 

ikinu 

OUT. 

14531 

ikiov 

Entirely out (of) 

14532 

ikiry 

If out (of) 

14533 

ikita 

Nearly out (of) 

14534 

ikiub 

Not out (of) 

14535 

ikixe 

OUTBREAK(S) (of) 

14536 

ikjem 

OUTCOME (of) 

14537 

ikjow 

OUTER. 

14538 

ikjsa 

OUTFIT(S) 

14539 

ikjuc 

Complete outfit(s) 

14540 

ikjwe 

Outfit(s) consist(s) of. 

14541 

ikjyg 

Necessary outfit(s) 

14542 

ikkaj 

No outfit. 

14543 

ikken 

Special outfit(s) 

14544 

ikkfo 

Standard outfit. 

14545 

ikkir 

Usual outfit(s) 

14546 

ikklu 

Weight of outfit. 

14547 

ikkox 

Whole outfit. 

14548 

ikkpy 

OUTLAY. 

14549 

ikkra 

Approximate outlay. 

14550 

ikkud 

Initial outlay. 

14551 

ikkve 

Minimum outlay. 

14552 

ikkzi 

Small outlay. 

14553 

iklak 

Total outlay. 

14554 

iklis 

OUTLET(S) (— diam.) (for). See also Connection, 
Engine, Exhaust, Water. 

14555 

ikloy 

OUTLINE(S) 


297 







Ikmal 


OUTLOOK 


OVERCHARGE 


ikupi 


Noe. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

14556 

ikmal 

OUTLOOK. 

14557 

ikmep 

Bad outlook. 

14558 

ikmlt 

Good outlook. 

14559 

ikmoz 

No outlook. 

14560 

ikmuf 

What outlook. 

14561 

ikmyj 

OUTPUT(S) 

14562 

iknam 

Actual output. 

14563 

iknug 

Approximate output. 

14564 

iknwi 

Fluctuation(s) in the output. 

14565 

iknyk 

Full output. 

14566 

ikoan 

Half output. 

14567 

ikobo 

Output must be increased. 

14568 

ikoer 

Increased output. 

14569 

ikohu 

Large output. 

14570 

ikolv 

No output. 

14571 

ikoly 

Reduced output. 

14572 

ikona 

Small output. 

14573 

ikoob 

What output ? 

14574 

ikore 

OUTRIGGER(S) 

14575 

ikovi 

OUTRIGHT. 

14576 

ikpes 

(At the) OUTSET. 

14577 

ikpoc 

OUTSIDE. 

14578 

ikpym 

OUTSIDER(S) 

14579 

ikruk 

OUTSTANDING. 

14580 

ikryo 

No(t)(hing) outstanding(s) 

14581 

iksar 

OUTWEIGH(S) or to Outweigh 

14582 

iksdu 

Outweighed. 

14583 

iksev 

Outweighing. 

14584 

ikshy 

OVAL. 

14585 

iksiz 

Flat oval. 

14586 

iksja 

Half oval. 

14587 

lksne 

OVEN(S) 

14588 

iksof 

Enamelling oven(s) 

14589 

iksri 

OVER. 

14590 

iksul 

All over. 

14591 

iksyp 

Any over. 

14592 

iktas 

If any over. 

14593 

iktcu 

Little over. 

14594 

iktew 

If none over (or if nothing over) 

14595 

iktme 

„ not over. 

14596 

iktog 

Not over. 

14597 

iktum 

None over (or nothing over) 

14598 

iktwo 

Plenty over. 

14599 

ikuat 

OVERALL(S). See also Diameter, Dimension. 

14600 

ikubu 

OVERBOARD. 

14601 

ikuex 

OVERCAME. See also Overcome. 

14602 

ikufy 

OVERCAST. See also Sky. 

14603 

ikuha 

OVERCHARGE(S) or to Overcharge 

14604 

ikuib 

Overcharged. 

14605 

ikule 

If overcharged. 

14606 

ikupi 

„ not overcharged. 


298 













ikuvo 

Nos. 

14607 

14608 

14609 

14610 

14611 

14612 

14613 

14614 

14615 

14616 

14617 

14618 

14619 

14620 

14621 

14622 

14623 

14624 

14625 

14626 

14627 

14628 

14629 

14630 

14631 

14632 

14633 

14634 

14635 

14636 

14637 

14638 

14639 

14640 

14641 

14642 

14643 

14644 

14645 

14646 

14647 

14648 

14649 

14650 

14651 

14652 

14653 

14654 

14655 


VERCHARGE (contd.) 


OWE 


ilbfk 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Not overcharged. 

Overcharging. 

OVERCOAT(S). See also Goat. 
OVERCOME. See also Overcame. 

Overcoming. 

OVERDRAFT. 

Overdraft will be allowed (up to—) 
No overdraft can be given. 


OVERDRAW(S) 

Overdrawing. 

Overdrawn. 

OVERDUE. 

OVERFLOW(S) 

See also Pipe, Tap. 
Overflowed. 

Overflowing. 
OVERHANG(S). 

See also Overhung 
O verhanging. 
OVERHAUL(S) 

Periodical overhaul. 
Overhauled. 

Overhauling. 

OVERHEAD. 

OVERHUNG. 

OVERLAP(S) 

Overlapped. 

Overlapping. 
OVERLOAD(S) 

Overload capacity. 

— % overload for 
Overloaded. 

Little overloaded. 

Much overloaded. 

No(t) overload(ed) 
Overloading. 
OVERLOOK(S) 

Do not overlook. 
Overlooked. 

If overlooked. 

Not overlooked. 
Overlooking. 

OVERSIGHT. 

Due to an oversight. 
OVERTIME. 

OVERTURE(S) 

OWE(S) 

Do(es) not owe more than. 
Owed. 

„ by. 

.. to. 


or to Overdraw 


or to Overflow 


or to Overhang 


or to Overhaul 


See also Valve. 

See also Overhang. 

or to Overlap 


or to Overload 


hours. 


or to Overlook 


or to Owe 


299 










ilbsu OWE (contd.) PACK ilhyg 


N 08 . 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

14656 

ilbsu 

Owing. 

14657 

ilbwy 

„ by. 

14658 

ilbya 

If owing. 

14659 

Head 

,, not owing. 

14660 

ilcbe 

What is owing ? 

14661 

ilceh 

Not(hing) owing. 

14662 

ilefi 

Owing to. 

14663 

ilcil 

OWN(S) or to Own 

14664 

ilelo 

Our (my) own. 

14665 

ilcor 

Their (his, its) own. 

14666 

ilcru 

Your own. 

14667 

ileux 

Owned by. 

14668 

ilevy 

Owning. 

14669 

ilexa 

OWNER(S). See also Option, Risk. 

14670 

ilcyb 

Owner driver(s) 

14671 

ildim 

From owner(s) 

14672 

ildko 

Not the owner. 

14673 

ildos 

Present owner(s) 

14674 

ildwa 

Returned to the owner(s) 

14675 

ildyc 

Same owner(s) 

14676 

ileaf 

To owner(s) 

14677 

iledi 

OXYDISE(S) or to Oxydise 

14678 

ileej 

Oxydised. 

14679 

ilein 

Oxydising. 

14680 

ilejo 

OXYGEN. 

14681 

ileot 

OXY-HYDROGEN. 

14682 

ilepu 

P. 

14683 

ilety 

PACK(S). See also Asbestos, or to Pack 

Repack, Unpack. 

14684 

ileva 

Packed (in—) 

14685 

ileze 

„ away. 

14686 

ilfag 

„ in boxes. 

14687 

ilfei 

Carefully packed. 

14688 

ilfek 

Packed in case(s) 

14689 

ilfsy 

„ complete. 

14690 

ilfye 

„ in crates. 

14691 

ilgah 

If packed. 

14692 

ilgbi 

„ not packed. 

14693 

ilgel 

Packed and marked. 

14694 

ilgip 

Not packed. 

14695 

ilgnu 

Packed round. 

14696 

ilgov 

Packing (for—) 

14697 

ilgry 

Convenient packing. 

14698 

ilgta 

Packing expenses. 

14699 

ilgub 

„ . extra. 

14700 

Hgy* 

Faulty packing. 

14701 

ilhem 

Felt packing. 

14702 

ilhow 

Hydraulic packing. 

14703 

ilhuc 

Packing included. 

14704 

ilhyg 

Leather packing. 


300 






PAID 


iloet 


iliaj PACK (< contd .) 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

14705 

iliaj 

Metallic packing. 

14706 

ilien 

No packing. 

14707 

ilifo 

Packing piece(s) 

14708 

ililu 

High-pressure packing. 

14709 

iliox 

Rubber packing. 

14710 

ilipy 

Steam packing. 

14711 

llira 

What packing. 

14712 

iliud 

Wood packing. 

14713 

ilizi 

PACKAGE(S) (of). See also Quantity Table , Part II. 

14714 

iljak 

Dimensions of package(s) — x— x— (weighing —) 

14715 

iljis 

Package(s) of — cubic feet. 

14716 

iljku 

,, „ must not exceed — cubic feet. 

14717 

iljoy 

Several packages. 

14718 

iljyi 

Packages must not exceed — in weight. 

14719 

ilkal 

(In) PACKET(S) (of—) 

14720 

ilkdo 

PAD(S). See also Brake, Clutch, Pedal, Tool. 

14721 

ilkep 

Actuating pad(s) 

14722 

ilkit 

Fibre pad(s) 

14723 

ilkju 

Leather pad(s) 

14724 

ilkny 

PADLOCK(S) 

14725 

ilkoz 

PAGE(S) (No.) 

14726 

ilkpa 

Centre of page. 

14727 

ilkte 

Facing page. 

14728 

ilkuf 

Following page. 

14729 

Ukyj 

Opposite page. 

14730 

illara 

Preceding page(s) 

14731 

illco 

Previous page. 

14732 

illmy 

See page— (of—) 

14733 

illse 

PAID. See also Pay. 

14734 

illug 

Paid on account (of —) 

14735 

illwi 

„ „ their (his) account. 

14736 

illyk 

„ „ your account. 

14737 

ilman 

„ in advance. 

14738 

ilmbo 

„ after— 

14739 

timer 

„ before— 

14740 

ilmhu 

„ in bill(s) 

14741 

ilmiv 

it t* cash. _ 

14742 

ilmob 

„ — in cash and balance in bill(s) 

14743 

ilmre 

„ by cheque. 

14744 

ilmuh 

„ on delivery. 

14745 

llmvi 

„ under discount. 

14746 

llmyl 

„ for. 

14747 

ilnes 

Has (have) only paid. 

14748 

ilngu 

If paid. 

14749 

ilnky 

„ not paid. 

14750 

ilnma 

Paid in. 

14751 

ilnoc 

No more to be paid. 

14752 

ilnym 

Not paid. 

14753 

lloap 

Paid off. 

14754 

iloet 

,, with order. 


301 












PANEL 


ilvso 


ilofu PAID (contd.) 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

14755 

ilofu 

Paid part. 

14756 

iloix 

„ under protest. 

14757 

ilojy 

„ in shares. 

14758 

ilola 

Should have been paid long ago. 

14759 

ilood 

Paid at sight. 

14760 

Hope 

„ up. 

14761 

iloti 

When paid. 

14762 

ilouj 

Paid the whole. 

14763 

ilozo 

Why was this paid ? 

14764 

ilpka 

„ „ „ not paid ? 

14765 

ilpsi 

PA1L(S) 

14766 

ilpuk 

PAINT(S). For colours of paint see individual subject 
headings of colours. 

14767 

ilpyo 

Aircraft paint(s) 

14768 

liras 

Body paint(s) 

14769 

ilrew 

— coat(s) of paint. 

14770 

ilrog 

Anti-corrosive paint. 

14771 

ilrum 

Enamel paint. 

14772 

ilsat 

Engine paint. 

14773 

ilsbu 

Flexible paint(s) 

14774 

ilsex 

Graphite paint. 

14775 

ilsfy 

Repaint(ed)(ing) 

14776 

ilsha 

Paint shop. 

14777 

ilsib 

Tyre paint. 

14778 

lisle 

Painted. 

14779 

ilsoh 

To be painted— 

14780 

ilspi 

Now being painted. 

14781 

ilsun 

Hand painted. 

14782 

ilsvo 

Painted to match. 

14783 

ilsyr 

Not painted. 

14784 

iltey 

Painting. 

14785 

iltga 

Beady for repainting. 

14786 

title 

PAINTER(S). See also Finisher. 

14787 

iltke 

Body painter(s) 

14788 

iltys 

Rough painter(s) 

14789 

lluav 

(Per) PAIR(S). See also Cast. See also Quantitp 
Table , Part II. 

14790 

iludy 

Each pair. 

14791 

iluez 

PALE. 

14792 

ilufa 

PALER. 

14793 

iluid 

PALEST. 

14794 

iluje 

PAMPHLET(S) 

14795 

iluni 

PAN(S). See also Vulcanise. 

14796 

lluoj 

PANE(S) 

14797 

iluto 

Ball pane. 

14798 

iluzu 

Cross pane. 

14799 

ilvaw 

Straight pane. 

14800 

ilvcy 

PANEL(S). See also Advertisement. 

14801 

llvml 

Junction panel(s) 

14802 

ilvok 

Panel press(es) 

14803 

ilvso 

1 Transparent panel(s) 

302 










ilwax 

Nos. 

14804 

14805 

14806 

14807 

14808 

14809 

14810 

14811 

14812 

14813 

14814 

14815 

14816 

14817 

14818 

14819 

14820 

14821 

14822 

14823 

14824 

14825 

14826 

14827 

14828 

14829 

14830 

14831 

14832 

14833 

14834 

14835 

14836 

14837 

14838 

14839 

14840 

14841 

14842 

14843 

14844 

14845 

14846 

14847 

14848 

14849 

14850 

14851 

14852 

14853 

14854 


PANEL (conld.) PART imdaf 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Vertical panel(s) 

PANEL-BEATER(S) 

PANEL-MAKER(S) 

PANTRY(IES) 

PAPER(S) 

Brown paper. 

Photographic paper (— ins. x — ins.) 

Paper roll. 

Wall-paper. 

Waxed paper. 

(At) PAR. 

Above par. 

If above par. 

,, at par. 

Below par. 

If below par. 

PARABOLA. 

PARABOLIC. 

PARACHUTE(S) 

PARAFFIN. See also Engine, Motor,' Oil, Wax. 
Consumption of paraffin per mile. 

» „ tt „ b.h.p. per hour. 

Paraffin fired. 

„ of — specific gravity (— flash point) 
Heavy paraffin. 

Light paraffin. 

Paraffin storage. 

With paraffin. 

Without paraffin. 

PARAGRAPH(S) 

PARALLEL(ED). 

Ground parallel 
Not parallel. 

(In) PARCEL(S) (of). See also Post. 

PARIS. 

PART(S) (of). See also Wholly. See also Part III. 
All parts. 

Any part. 

Both parts. 

Bottom part(s) 

Bright parts. 

Component parts. 

Defective part(s) 

Designation parts. 

Different part(s) 

In every part (of) 

Exposed parts. 

Extra parts. 

Few parts. 

Part(s) and fittings. 

First part(s) (of) 


303 









imdej 


PART (contd.) 


imkam 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

14855 

imdej 

Form(s) part (of) 

14856 

imdin 

A great part of. 

14857 

imdjo 

The greater part. 

14858 

imdot 

If part(s) 

14859 

imdpu 

„ no part(s) 

14860 

imdty 

In parts. 

14861 

imduz 

Inspection of parts. 

14862 

imdva 

Interchangeable parts. 

14863 

imdyd 

Lower part(s) 

14864 

imdze 

Main part. 

14865 

imeag 

Moving part(s) 

14866 

imeci 

Non-moving parts. 

14867 

imeek 

Necessary part(s) 

14868 

imesy 

New parts. 

14869 

imeye 

No part(s) (of) 

14870 

imlah 

On our (my) part. 

14871 

imfbl 

„ the part of. 

14872 

imtel 

Old part(s) 

14873 

imfho 

(In) one part. 

14874 

imfip 

Other part(s) 

14875 

imfnu 

Plated part(s) 

14876 

imfov 

Principal part(s) 

14877 

imfry 

Reciprocating parts. 

14878 

imfta 

Removable part(s) 

14879 

imfub 

Repair parts. 

14880 

imfyf 

Replacement part(s) 

14881 

imgem 

Revolving part(s) 

14882 

imgow 

Running part(s) 

14883 

imgsa 

Selection of part(s) 

14884 

imguc 

Set(s) of parts. 

14885 

imgwe 

Side part(s) 

14886 

imgyg 

Small part(s) 

14887 

imhaj 

Spare part(s) 

14888 

imhen 

Extra spare part(s) 

14889 

imhir 

Standard set(s) of spare parts. 

14890 

imhox 

„ part(s) 

14891 

imhud 

Sundry parts. 

14892 

imiak 

Supply of parts. 

14893 

imiku 

(On) their (his) part. 

•14894 

imiyi 

This (these) part(s) 

14895 

imjal 

Upper part(s) 

14896 

imjdo 

(In) various parts. 

14897 

imjep 

Vital part(s) 

14898 

imjit 

Wearing parts. 

14899 

imjny 

What part(s) 

14900 

imjoz 

Wood part(s) 

14901 

imjpa 

Working part(s) 

14902 

imjte 

Worn-out part(s) 

14903 

imjuf 

Whose part. 

14904 

imjyj 

On your part. 

14905 

imkarr 

v Parted. 


304 












imkco 

Nos. 

14906 

14907 

14908 

14909 

14910 

14911 

14912 

14913 

14914 

14915 

14916 

14917 

14918 

14919 

14920 

14921 

14922 

14923 

14924 

14925 

14926 

14927 

14928 

14929 

14930 

14931 

14932 

14933 

14934 

14935 

14936 

14937 

14938 

14939 

14940 

14941 

14942 

14943 

14944 

14945 

14946 

14947 

14948 

14949 

14950 

14951 

14952 

14953 

14954 

14955 

14956 


(contd.) 


PASSAGE 


imtez 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Not parted (with) 

Parting. 

Not parting (with) 

PARTICIPATE(S) (in) or to Participate 

Participated (in) 

Participating (in) 

Not participating (in) 

PARTICIPATION (in) 

PARTICLE(S) 

Every particle (of) 

PART ICULAR(S)(L Y) 

Not particular enough. 

Following particulars. 

Give(s) full particulars. 

Full particulars are following by mail. 
Further particulars. 

Await further particulars. 

General particulars. 

Can obtain no further particulars. 

No particulars. 

If no particulars. 

Not particular(ly) 

Obtain particulars. 

On receipt of particulars. 

Not sufficient particulars. 

Too particfilar. 

(In) what particular ? 

PART IT ION(S) 

Front partition(s) 

Rear partition(s) 

PARTLY. 

PARTNER(S) 

Junior partner. 

Senior partner. 

(In) PARTNERSHIP (with) 

Deed of partnership. 

Dissolved partnership. 

PARTY(IES) (of—). See also Charter. 
PASS(ES) or to Pass 

Pass(es)(ing) into— 

„ „ » off. 

>» M >> Out. 

„ „ „ over. 

„ „ „ through. 

Passes(ing) under. 

„ „ up— 

Passed. 

Not passed. 

Passing. 

Not passing. 

PASSAGE(S). Sec also On.. 


305 









imtfa 


PASSAGE (contd.) 


PATENT 


imzuv 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

14957 

imtfa 

Clear passage for. 

14958 

imtid 

Fair passage. 

14959 

imtje 

First-class passage. 

14960 

imtni 

Free passage. 

14961 

lmtoj 

Good passage. 

14962 

imtup 

Intermediate passage. 

14963 

imtyt 

Passage money. 

14964 

imtzu 

Narrow passage. 

14965 

imucy 

No passage. 

14966 

lmumi 

Restricted passage. 

14967 

imuok 

Return passage. 

14968 

imuso 

Rough passage. 

14969 

imuyu 

Second-class passage. 

14970 

imvax 

Secure passage (on S.S.) 

14971 

imvby 

Single passage. 

14972 

imvda 

Passage ticket. 

14973 

imveb 

PASSENGER(S). See also Carry, Service, Steamer, 
Train. 

14974 

imvhe 

PASSPORT(S) 

14975 

imvif 

No passport. 

14976 

Imvli 

PAST. 

14977 

imvol 

In the past. 

14978 

imvro 

PASTE(S) or to Paste 

14979 

imvur 

Pasted. 

14980 

imvyv 

Pasting. 

14981 

imway 

PASTER(S) 

14982 

imwec 

PATCH(ES) or to Patch 

14983 

lmwig 

Horn bulb patch(es) 

14984 

imwom 

Assorted tyre patch(es) 

14985 

imwus 

Inside tyre patch(es) 

14986 

imxaz 

Oblong tyre patch(es) 

14987 

imxba 

Oval tyre patch(es) 

14988 

imxed 

Rectangular tyre patch(es) 

14989 

imxfe 

Patched. 

14990 

imxih 

Patching. 

14991 

imxji 

PATENT(S) or to Patent 

14992 

imxon 

Apply for patent(s) 

14993 

imxpo 

Patent(s) applied for. 

14994 

Lmxut 

British patent(s) 

14995 

imxvu 

Colonial patent(s) 

14996 

imxyx 

Foreign patent(s) 

14997 

imxzy 

Patent(s) granted. 

14998 

imzab 

If patent(s) 

14999 

imzde 

New patent(s) 

15000 

imzef 

Patent(s) refused. 

15001 

imzhi 

Subject of a patent. 

15002 

imzij 

What patent(s) 

15003 

imzno 

Patented. 

15004 

imzop 

„ at home and abroad. 

15005 

imztu 

Not patented. 

15006 

Imzuv 

Patenting. 


306 










PAY 


infsa 


Imzyz PATENTEE 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

15007 

imzyz 

PATENTEE(S) 

15008 

inaad 

PATH(S). See also Ball, Roller. 

15009 

inabe 

PATIENCE. 

15010 

inafi 

Have patience. 

15011 

In all 

„ no patience (with) 

15012 

lnalo 

PATTERN(S) 

15013 

lnaor 

Any pattern. 

15014 

Inara 

Book of patterns. 

15015 

lnaux 

Cable for patterns. 

Customers’ patterns. 

15016 

lnavy 

15017 

lnaxa 

Double pattern(s) 

15018 

lnbim 

Forward pattern(s) 

15019 

Inbko 

Heavy pattern(s) 

15020 

inbos 

If no pattern(s) 

15021 

inbuy 

Improved pattern(s) 

15022 

lnbwa 

Well-known pattern(s) 

15023 

Inbyc 

Latest pattern(s) 

15024 

Incaf 

Light pattern(s) 

15025 

Incdi 

Long pattern(s) 

15026 

lncej 

New pattern(s) 

15027 

Incln 

No pattern(s) 

15028 

incjo 

Pattern number(s) 

15029 

incot 

Older pattern(s) 

15030 

lncpu 

Ordinary pattern(s) 

15031 

incty 

Other pattern(s) 

15032 

lncuz 

Same pattern(s) 

15033 

lncva 

Pattern shop(s) 

15034 

Incyd 

Short pattern(s) 

15035 

incze 

Single pattern(s) 

15036 

indag 

Skeleton pattern(s) 

15037 

lndcl 

Small pattern(s) 

15038 

indek 

Special pattern(s) 

15039 

lndsy 

Standard pattern(s) 

15040 

lndye 

Patterns suitable. 

15041 

lneah 

„ unsuitable. 

15042 

inebi 

Write for patterns. 

15043 

lneel 

PATTERNMAKER(S) 

15044 

ineho 

PAWL. See also Brake. 

15045 

Ineip 

Pawl button(s) 

15046 

inenu 

„ pin(s) 

15047 

ineov 

„ ring(s) 

15048 

inery 

„ spring(s) 

15049 

ineta 

„ washer(s) 

15050 

ineub 

Free wheel pawl. 

15051 

inexe 

Wheel pawl. 

15052 

infem 

PAY(S). See also Paid, or to Pay 

Payable, Payment, Repay. 

15053 

infgo 

Able to pay. 

15054 

infmu 

Pay for account of. 

15055 

infow 

,, ,, our (my) account. 

15056 

Infsa 

„ ,, their (his) account. 


307 






PAYABLE 


inmap 


infuc PAY (contcl.) 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

15057 

infuc 

Pay in advance. 

15058 

infwe 

,, after. 

15059 

infyg 

,, against— 

15060 

ingaj 

„ on application. 

15061 

ingen 

„ „ „ and identification. 

15062 

ingfo 

„ before. 

15063 

ingir 

„ by. 

15064 

inglu 

Will pay in cash. 

15065 

ingox 

„ „ — in cash and balance in bill(s) (at — d/s) 

15066 

ingpy 

Pay including all charges. 

15067 

ingra 

„ less charges. 

15068 

ingud 

Will pay by cheque. 

15069 

ingve 

Pay to the credit of. 

15070 

ingzi 

„ on delivery. 

15071 

inhak 

,, under discount. 

15072 

inhis 

Do not pay. 

15073 

inhoy 

Pay by draft (at — d/s) 

15074 

inhyi 

,, and draw on us for full amount. 

15075 

inial 

,, in full. 

15076 

inido 

,, less (than) 

15077 

iniep 

„ more (than) 

15078 

iniju 

Cannot pay more (than—) 

15079 

ininy 

Pay what is necessary. 

15080 

inioz 

Nothing to pay. 

15081 

inipa 

Pay off. 

15082 

inite 

„ at once (to—) 

15083 

iniuf 

,, to the order of. 

15084 

inixi 

Ordered to pay. 

15085 

in jam 

Pay part. 

15086 

injco 

„ under protest. 

15087 

injmy 

„ at the rate of. 

15088 

injse 

„ on receipt of. 

15089 

injug 

Refuse(s) to pay. 

15090 

injwi 

Pay(s) regularly. 

15091 

injyk 

„ in shares. 

15092 

inkan 

What is there to pay ? 

15093 

inkbo 

Who is to pay ? 

15094 

inker 

Pay by telegraphic transfer. 

15095 

inkhu 

Unable to pay (before—) 

15096 

inkiv 

Paying. 

15097 

inkly 

„ in cash. 

15098 

inkna 

„ —in cash and — in bill(s) (at — d/s) 

15099 

inkob 

„ by draft (at — d/s) 

15100 

inkre 

If paying. 

15101 

inkuh 

„ not paying. 

15102 

inkvi 

Paying less (than) 

15103 

inkyl 

„ more (than) 

15104 

inles 

Not paying. 

15105 

inloc 

When paying. 

15106 

inlym 

PAYABLE. See also Paid, Pay, Payment. 

15107 

inmap 

Payable after. 


308 










inmet 

Nos. 

15108 

15109 

15110 

15111 

15112 

15113 

15114 

15115 

15116 

15117 

15118 

15119 

15120 

15121 

15122 

15123 

15124 

15125 

15126 

15127 

15128 

15129 

15130 

15131 

15132 

15133 

15134 

15135 

15136 

15137 

15138 

15139 

15140 

15141 

15142 

15143 

15144 

15145 

15146 

15147 

15148 

15149 

15150 

15151 

15152 

15153 

15154 

15155 


(contd.) PECULIARITY inueb 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Payable annually. 

„ before. 

,, on delivery. 

„ „ demand. 

If payable. 

,, not payable. 

Payable monthly. 

Not payable (before—) 

Payable quarterly. 

What is payable? 

When payable. 

Where payable. 

Payable half-yearly. 

PAYMENT(S). See also Paid, Pay, Payable. 
Annual payment(s) 

Any payment(s) 

Apply for payment. 

Full payment. 

Further payment(s) 

Hold up payment(s) (until) 

Holding up payment(s) (until) 

Payment by (—) equal instalments (of—) 

,, has been made. 

,, „ not yet been made. 

Has payment been made ? 

Until payment has been made. 

When payment is made. 

Method of payment(s) 

Monthly payments. 

On payment (of) j 
Obtain payment. ’ 

Cannot obtain payment. 

Payment 33£% with order, balance when ready 
for delivery. 

Payment 25% with order, balance when ready for 
delivery. 

Payment —% with order, balance when ready for 
delivery. 

Part payment. 

Quarterly payments. 

Stop payment(s) 

Do not stop payment(s) 

Payment stopped. 

Terms of payment(s) 

What payment(s) 

Without payment. 

Half-yearly payments. 

PEACE. 

PEAK(ED) 

PECULIAR. 

PECULIAR IT Y(IES) 


309 















inuli PEDAL PEOPLE ipbag 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

15156 

inuli 

PEDAL(S) or to Pedal 

See also Accelerator, Axle, Block, Brake, 
Clutch. 

15157 

inuol 

Pedal bar(s) 

15158 

inuro 

Leather block pedal(s) 

15159 

inuxu 

Pedal bracket(s) 

15160 

invay 

„ cap(s) 

15161 

invca 

,, control(s) 

15162 

invec 

„ flange(s) 

15163 

invge 

„ gear(s) 

15164 

tnvig 

„ lever(s) 

15165 

invki 

No pedal(s) 

15166 

invom 

Pedal pad(s) 

15167 

invus 

„ pin(s) 

15168 

invwu 

„ plate(s) 

15169 

inwaz 

Racing pedal(s) 

15170 

In wed 

Rat-trap pedal(s) 

15171 

inwon 

Pedal rubber(s) 

15172 

inwut 

Rubber pedal(s) 

15173 

inwyx 

Pedal shaft(s) 

15174 

inyab 

„ shoe(s) 

15175 

inyde 

What pedal(s) 

15176 

lnyef 

PEDESTAL(S). See also Bearing. 

15177 

inyhi 

PEDESTR IAN(S) 

15178 

tnyij 

PEEL(S) (off) or to Peel 

15179 

inyno 

Peeled (off) 

15180 

inyop 

Peeling (off) 

15181 

inytu 

PEG(S) 

15182 

inyuv 

Locking peg(s) 

15183 

inyxy 

Spring peg(s) 

15184 

inyza 

Stop peg(s) 

15185 

inzac 

Pegged. 

15186 

inzce 

Pegging. 

15187 

inzeg 

PENAL SERVITUDE (of—) 

15188 

inzgi 

PENALTY(IES) 

15189 

inzik 

If any penalty(ies) 

15190 

inzmo 

If no penalty(ies) 

15191 

Inzwy 

No penalty(ies) 

15192 

inzya 

What penalty(ies) 

15193 

ipaaf 

PENCE. See also Price Table, Part II. 

15194 

ipadi 

PENCIL(S) or to Pencil 

15195 

ipaej 

Pencilled. 

15196 

ipain 

Pencilling(s) 

15197 

ipajo 

PENDANT(S) 

15198 

ipaot 

PENETRATE(S) or to Penetrate 

15199 

ipapu 

Penetrated. 

15200 

ipaty 

Penetrating. 

15201 

ipauz 

PENETRATION. 

15202 

ipava 

PEOPLE. 

15203 

ipaze 

Few people. 

15204 

ipbag 

Many people. 


310 








ipbek 

Nos. 

15205 

15206 

15207 

15208 

15209 

15210 

15211 

15212 

15213 

15214 

15215 

15216 

15217 

15218 

15219 

15220 

15221 

15222 

15223 

15224 

15225 

15226 

15227 

15228 

15229 

15230 

15231 

15232 

15233 

15234 

15235 

15236 

15237 

15238 

15239 

15240 

15241 

15242 

15243 

15244 

15245 

15246 

15247 

15248 

15249 

15250 

15251 

15252 

15253 


(Half) 

word. 


PER 


PERSIST 


ipjym 


pbek 

pbye 

pcah 

pcho 

pcip 

pcov 

pcry 

pcub 

pcyf 

pdem 

pdow 

pduc 

pdyg 

peaj 

peen 

pefo 

peir 

pelu 

peox 

pepy 

pera 

peud 

peve 

pezi 

pfak 

pfis 

pfoy 

pfyi 

pgal 

Pgep 

Pgit 

pgoz 

pguf 

pgyj 

pham 

phco 

phmy 

phse 

phug 

phyk 

plan 

pibo 

pier 

)ihu 

piiy 

pivi 

pjes 

pjoc 

pjym 


(Half) PHRASE. 


PER. 

PERAMBULATOR(S) 

PER CENT. (%). See also Commission, Discount, 
Interest, etc. 

— % higher. 

— % less. 

— % lower. 

— % more. 

— % of. 

What %? 

PERCENTAGE(S) 

PERFECT(LY) 

PERFECTION. 

PERFORATED) or to Perforate 

See also Tube, etc. 

Perforated. 

Perforating. 

PERFORATION(S) 

PERFORM(S) or to Perform 

Performed. 

Performing. 

PERFORMANCE(S) 

PERHAPS. 

PERIOD(S). See also Time. 

During the period. 

For a given period. 

Indefinite period. 

(At) no period. 

Reasonable period(s) 

Within the period. 

PERIOD ICAL(LY) 

PERIPHERY. 

PERMANENT(LY) 

PERMISSIBLE. 

PERMISSION. 

With permission (of) 

Without permission (of) 

PERMIT(S) or to permit 

Permitted. 

Permitting. 

PERPEND ICULAR(LY)(S) 

Between perpendiculars. 

Not perpendicular(ly) 

PERPETUAL(LY) 

PERSEVERANCE. 

PERSEVERE(S) (with) or to Persevere 

Persevered (with) 

Persevering (with) 

PERSIA(N)(S) 

PERSIAN GULF. 

PERSIST(S) (in) or to Persist (in) 


311 











ipkap 

Nos. 

15254 

15255 

15256 

15257 

15258 

15259 

15260 

15261 

15262 

15263 

15264 

15265 

15266 

15267 

15268 

15269 

15270 

15271 

15272 

15273 

15274 

15275 

15276 

15277 

15278 

15279 

15280 

15281 

15282 

15282 

15284 

1528£ 

15286 

1528 i 

1528$ 

15281 

1529( 

1529: 

1529! 

1529: 

1529 

1529 

1529 

1529 

1529 

1529 

1530 


(contd.) 


PICK 


iptay 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Persisted (in) 
PERSISTENCE. 
PERSISTENT(LY) 
;>ERSON(S)(ALLY). 
Each person. 

No person. 

Other person(s) 
PERSONNEL (of) 
PERSUADE(S) 
Persuaded. 
Persuading. 
PERSUASION. 


See also People. 


or to Persuade 


PERU(V I AN)(S) 

PESETAS. 

PETITION(S) 


or to Petition 


Petitioned. 

Petitioning. 

PETROL. See also Bin, Can, Cock, Engine, 
Filler, Filter, Fuel, Gauge, Pipe, Safe 
Store, Syringe, Tank, Tap, Tin, Tractor 


Union, Vapour. 

Consumption of petrol per mile— 

„ „ „ „ b.h.p. per hour. 

Petrol drain(s) 

„ fired. 

„ of — specific gravity (— flash point) 
Heavy petrol. 

Light petrol. 

No petrol. 

(For) petrol and oil. 

Petrol storage. 

„ tight. 

PETROLEUM. 

PHAETON (— h.p.) 

Cabrio phaeton (— h.p.) 

Torpedo phaeton (— h.p.) 

PHOTOGRAPH(S) or to Photograph 


See also Paper. 

Photographic films (— ins. x — ins.) 

„ plate(s) (— ins. x — ins.) 

Send photograph(s) 

Photographed. 

Photographing. 

PHOTOGRAPHER(S) 

PHOTOMETRIC. See also Test. 
PIASTRE(S) 

PICK(S) 

Pick out. 

Pick(s) up. 

Picked. 




out. 


312 


















iptca 


PICK (contd.) 


PIN 


irabi 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half PHRASE. 

15301 

iptca 

Plcking(s) 

15302 

iptec 

PIGKAXE(S) 

15303 

iptge 

Pickaxe(s) and shovel(s) 

15304 

iptig 

PIE(S) 

15305 

iptom 

^Per) PIECE(S) (of — yds.). See also Acetylene, 
Bridge, Contact, Distance, Distributor, 
Pack, Pivot, Tail, Thrust, Trunnion, Union, 
Withdraw. 

15306 

iptus 

Back piece(s) 

15307 

iptwu 

Bottom piece(s) 

15308 

ipuaz 

Catch piece(s) 

15309 

ipuba 

Centre piece(s) 

15310 

ipued 

Cross piece(s) 

15311 

ipufe 

End piece(s) 

15312 

ipuji 

Extension picce(s) 

15313 

ipuon 

Eye-piece(s) 

15314 

ipupo 

Few piece(s) 

15315 

ipuvu 

Filling piece(s) 

15316 

ipuzy 

Front piece(s) 

15317 

ipwab 

In piece(s) of — length ( x — width) 

15318 

ipwef 

(In) one piece. 

15319 

ipwij 

,, several pieces. 

15320 

ipxac 

Stock piece(s) 

15321 

ipxce 

Take(s)(n) to piece(s) 

15322 

ipxeg 

Test piece(s) 

15323 

ipxgi 

Top piece(s) 

15324 

ipxik 

(In) two pieces. 

15325 

ipxmo 

PIEB(S) 

15326 

ipxsu 

PILLAH(S). Sec also Seat. 

15327 

ipxwy 

PILOT(S) or to Pilot 

15328 

ipxya 

Pilot driver(s) 

15329 

ipyad 

Local pilot(s) 

15330 

ipybe 

Private pilot(s) 

15331 

ipyeh 

Piloted (by) 

15332 

ipyfi 

Piloting. 

15333 

ipyil 

PILOTAGE. 

15334 

ipylo 

PIN(S) (for—). See also Accelerator, Ball, 

Bearing, Bracket, Clutch, Crankshaft. 
Differential, Fork, Gudgeon, IIub, Pawl, 
Pedal, Shackle, Swivel, Tappet, Throttle, 

15335 

ipyor 

Actuating pin(s) [etc. 

15336 

ipyru 

Aluminium pin(s) 

15337 

ipyux 

Anchor pin(s) 

15338 

ipyvy 

Bearing pin(s) 

15339 

ipyxa 

Bent pin(s) 

15340 

ipzim 

Brass pin(s) 

15341 

ipzos 

Catch pin(s) 

15342 

Ipzuy 

Centre pin(s) 

15343 

ipzwa 

Coach pin(s) 

15344 

ipzyc 

Contact pin(s) 

15345 

irabi 

Copper pin(s) 


313 











irael 


PIN (contd.) irgan 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

15346 

Irael 

Cotter pln(s) 

15347 

iraho 

Split cotter pin(s) 

15348 

iraip 

Spring cotter pin(s) 

15349 

lranu 

Deflating pin(s) 

15350 

iraov 

Dowel pin(s) 

15351 

irary 

Driving pin(s) 

15352 

irata 

End pin(s) 

15353 

iraub 

Escutcheon pin(s) 

15354 

iraxe 

Pin extractor(s) 

15355 

irbem 

Pin fitting(s) 

15356 

Irbgo 

Fixing pin(s) 

15357 

lrbmu 

Fulcrum pin(s) 

15358 

irbow 

Gimp pin(s) 

15359 

irbsa 

Guide pin(s) 

15360 

irbuc 

Pin head(s) 

15361 

lrbwe 

Hinge pin(s) 

15362 

lrbyg 

Holding pin(s) 

15363 

ircaj 

Horizontal pin(s) 

15364 

ircen 

Iron pin(s) 

15365 

ircfo 

Lock(ing) pin(s) 

15366 

ircir 

Notch pin(s) 

15367 

irclu 

Overhung pin(s) 

15368 

ircox 

Panel pin(s) 

15369 

Ircpy 

Pin punch(es) 

15370 

Ircra 

Release(ing) pin(s) 

15371 

ircud 

Reverse pin(s) 

15372 

Ircve 

Rivetting pin(s) 

15373 

irczi 

Rocker pin(s) 

15374 

irdak 

Roller pin(s) 

15375 

irdis 

Rubber-headed pin(s) 

15376 

irdku 

Saddle pin(s) 

15377 

irdoy 

Shear pin(s) 

15378 

Irdyl 

Slide pin(s) 

15379 

ireal 

Small pin(s) 

15380 

iredo 

Solid pin(s) 

15381 

Ireep 

Split pin(s) 

15382 

irelt 

Copper split pin(s) 

15383 

lreju 

Spring pin(s) 

15384 

ireny 

Starting pin(s) 

15385 

lreoz 

Steady pin(s) 

15386 

irepa 

Steel pin(s) 

15387 

irete 

Stop pin(s) 

15388 

lreul 

Pin suspension. 

15389 

irexi 

Taper pin(s) (for—) (— length — largest diameter) 

15390 

irfam 

Tension pin(s) 

15391 

irfco 

Fluted tension pin(s) 

15392 

irfse 

Pin vise(s) 

15393 

irfug 

With pin(s) 

15394 

irfwi 

Without pin(s) 

15395 

irfyk 

Pinned. 

15396 

irgan 

Not pinned. 


314 












Irgbo PIN (contd.) pipe irmat 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

15397 

Irgbo 

Pinning. 

15398 

irger 

No(t) pinning(s) 

15399 

irghu 

PlNCH(ES) or to Pinch 

15400 

irglv 

Pinched. 

15401 

irgly 

Pinching. 

15402 

irgna 

PINE. 

15403 

irgob 

PINION(S) (— width — number of teeth — pitch 
— pitch diameter). See also Crankshaft, 
Differential Gear. 

15404 

Irgre 

Rear axle drive pinion(s) 

15405 

irgvi 

Bevel pinion(s) 

15406 

irgyl 

Drive(ing) pinion(s) 

15407 

irhes 

Intermediate pinion(s) 

15408 

irhoc 

Constant mesh pinion(s) 

15409 

irhym 

Reverse pinion(s) 

15410 

Iriap 

Timing pinion(s) 

15411 

iriet 

PINK. 

15412 

irifu 

PINNACE(S) (— length — beam — draught — h.p. 
— knots) 

15413 

irijy 

PINT(S) 

15414 

irila 

PIPE(S). See also Band, Blowpipe, Carburettor, 
Exhaust, Flange, etc. 

15415 

iriod 

Air pipe(s) 

15416 

lripe 

Compressed air pipe(s) 

15417 

iritl 

Hot air pipe(s) 

15418 

iriuj 

Aluminium pipe(s) 

15419 

irizo 

Pipe bender(s) 

15420 

irjka 

Branch pipe(s) 

15421 

lrjsi 

Brass pipe(s) 

15422 

irjuk 

Breathing pipe(s) 

15423 

lrjyo 

British standard pipe(s) (B.S.P.) 

15424 

irkar 

Connecting pipe(s) 

15425 

irkdu 

Pipe connection(s) (for — pipes) 

15426 

irkev 

Copper pipe(s) 

15427 

irkhy 

Pipe cutter(s) 

15428 

irklz 

Delivery pipe(s) 

15429 

irkja 

Pipe dfe(s) 

15430 

irkne 

Distributor pipe(s) 

15431 

Irkof 

End pipe(s) 

15432 

irkrl 

Pipe fitting(s) 

15433 

irkul 

Flexible pipe(s) 

15434 

Irkyp 

Fuel pipe(s) 

15435 

irlas 

Galvanised pipe(s) 

15436 

irlcu 

Gas pipe(s! 

15437 

lrl6W 

Gauge pipe(s) 

15438 

lrlgy 

Pipe grip(s) 

15439 

irlme 

Pipe hanger(s) 

15440 

lrlog 

Hose pipe(s) 

15441 

irlum 

Induction pipe(s) 

15442 

Irlwo 

Inlet pipe(s) 

Cast iron pipe(s) 

15443 

irmat 


315 


11a 







irmbu 

Nos. 

15444 

15445 

15446 

15447 

15448 

15449 

15450 

15451 

15452 

15453 

15454 

15455 

15456 

15457 

15458 

15459 

15460 

15461 

15462 

15463 

15464 

15465 

15466 

15467 

15468 

15469 

15470 

15471 

15472 

15473 

15474 

15475 

15476 

15477 

15478 

15479 

15480 

15481 

15482 

15483 

15484 

15485 

15486 

15487 

15488 

15489 

15490 

15491 

15492 


PIPE ( contd .) PLACE irszy 


(Half) 

word. 


(Half) THRASE. 


Irmbu 

irmex 

irmfy 

irmha 

irmib 

irmle 

irmoh 

irmpi 

irmun 

irmvo 

Irmyr 

Irney 

irnga 

Irnic 

irnke 

irnys 

iroav 

irody 

iroez 

irofa 

iroid 

Iroje 

iron! 

irooj 

Iroto 

iroup 

irozu 

irpaw 

irpcy 

irpmi 

irpok 

irpso 

irpyu 

irray 

irrec 

irrig 

lrrom 

lrrus 

irsaz 

irsba 

irsed 

irsfe 

irsji 

lrson 

lrspo 

irsut 

Irsvu 

lrsyx 

Irszy 


Wrought iron plpe(s) 

Pipe joint(s) 

Lubricator pipe(s) 

Muffler pipe(s) 

Pipe nipple(s) 

Oil pipe(s) 

Outlet pipe(s) 

Overflow pipe(s) « 

Petrol pipe(s) 

Rubber pipe(s) 

Steel pipe(s) 

Suction pipe(s) 

Pipe tongs. 

Vent pipe(s) 

Water pipe(s) 

Inlet water pipe(s) 

Outlet water pipe(s) 

Pipe wrench(es) 

Piped. 

Piping. 

PISTON(S) (— diameter for — engine) 

Area of piston (— sq. ins.) 

Piston casting(s) 

„ displacement. 

„ ring(s) (— width for — diameter piston) 
„ rod(s) (— diameter) 

„ and connecting rod(s) 

Oversize piston(s) 

PIT(S) (— x — x —) 

Pitwork. 

PITGH(ES) (— diameter) or to Pilch 

See also Chain. 

Coarse pitch(es) 

Exact pitch. 

Fine pitch. 

Pitched. 

Pitching. 

PIVOT(S) or to Pivot 

Pivot piece(s) 

Pivoted. 

Pivoting. 

PLACE(S) or to Place 

See also Departure, Replace, Take. 

Any place. 

In place (of) 

Held in place. 

No place(s) 

In one place only. 

Out of place. 

Practical place. 

(In the) right place. 


316 







iruab 


PLACE (contd.) 


PLANT 


isaem 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

15493 

iruab 

Same place. 

15494 

irude 

Unable to place. 

15495 

iruef 

(In the) wrong place. 

15496 

iruhi 

Placed. 

15497 

iruij 

Not placed. 

15498 

iruno 

So placed that— 

15499 

iruop 

Placing. 

15500 

irutu 

PLACEMENT. 

15501 

iruxy 

PLAID. 

15502 

iruza 

PLAIN(LY). See also Telegram. 

15503 

irvac 

PLAINER. 

15504 

irvce 

PLAINT IFF(S) 

15505 

irveg 

PLAN(S) or to Plan 

See also Specification. 

15506 

irvgi 

No plans. 

15507 

irvik 

Sectional plans. 

15508 

irvmo 

What plans ? 

15509 

irvsu 

Planned. 

15510 

irvwy 

Planning. 

15511 

irvya 

PLANE(S) or to Plane 

See also Aeroplane, Biplane, Hydroplane, 
Monoplane, Seaplane, Triplane. 

15512 

irwad 

Gap between planes. 

15513 

irwil 

Horizontal plane(s) 

15514 

irwor 

Intermediate plane(s) 

15515 

irwru 

Lower main plane(s) 

15516 

irwux 

Chord lower plane(s) 

15517 

irwyb 

Span lower plane(s) 

15518 

irxim 

Main plane(s) 

15519 

irxko 

Tail plane(s) 

15520 

irxos 

Upper main plane(s) 

15521 

irxwa 

Chord upper plane(s) 

15522 

irxyc 

Span upper plane(s) 

15523 

iryaf 

Vertical plane(s) 

15524 

irydi 

Planed. 

15525 

iryej 

Planing. 

15526 

iryin 

,, inachine(s) 

15527 

iryjo 

PLANISH(ES) or to Planish 

15528 

iryot 

Planished. 

15529 

irypu 

Planishing. 

15530 

iryty 

PLANK(S) or to Plank 

15531 

iryuz 

Planked. 

15532 

iryva 

Planking. 

15533 

iryze 

Replanked. 

15534 

irzag 

Replanking. 

15535 

irzci 

PLANT(S). See also Air, or to Plant 

Draughtsman, Light, Power, Weld, Wire¬ 
less. 

15536 

irzek 

Auxiliary plant. 

15537 

irzye 

Plant and machinery. 

15538 

isaem 

„ maintenance mechanic(s) 


317 









isago PLANT (contd.) PLATE isgym 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

15539 

lsago 

New plant. 

15540 

isamu 

Old plant. 

15541 

isasa 

Portable plant. 

15542 

isauc 

Stationary plant. 

15543 

isawe 

Planted. 

15544 

isbaj 

Planting. 

15545 

isben 

PLASTER(S). See also Tyre. or to Plaster 

15546 

isbir 

Plastered. 

15547 

isblu 

Plastering. 

15548 

isbox 

PLATE(S). See also Accelerator, or to Plate 

Accumulator, Braid, Clutch, Distributor, 
Pedal, Photograph, Plunger, Roller, 
Stringer,-Switch, Terminal* Tube, etc. 

15549 

isbra 

Alternate plate(s) 

15550 

isbud 

Anchor plate(s) 

15551 

isbve 

Angle plate(s) 

.15552 

isbzi 

Back plate(s) 

15553 

iscak 

Base plate(s) 

15554 

iscis 

Bearing cap plate(s) 

15555 

iscku 

Bed-plate(s) 

15556 

iscoy 

Brass plate(s) 

15557 

iscyi 

Clamp(ing) plate(s) 

15558 

isdal 

Connection plate(s) 

15559 

isdep 

Contact plate(s) 

15560 

isdit 

Copper plate(s) 

15561 

Isdju 

Coupling plate(s) 

15562 

isdoz 

Dash plate(s) 

15563 

isduf 

Data plate(s) 

15564 

isdyj 

Door plate(s) 

15565 

iseam 

Dust plate(s) 

15566 

iseco 

End plate(s) 

15567 

isemy 

Extension plate(s) 

15568 

isese 

Face plate(s) 

15569 

iseug 

Fence plate(s) 

15570 

isewi 

Flange plate(s) 

15571 

isfan 

Flitch plate(s) 

15572 

isfbo 

Foot plate(s) 

15573 

isfer 

Front plate(s) 

15574 

isfhu 

Identification plate(s) 

15575 

isfiv 

Inspection plate(s) 

15576 

isfly 

Intermediate plate(s) 

15577 

isfna 

Lock(ing) plate(s) 

15578 

isfob 

Name plate(s) 

15579 

isfre 

Negative plate(s) 

15580 

isfuh 

Notch plate(s) 

15581 

isfvl 

Number plate(s) 

15582 

isfyl 

Front number plate(s) 

15583 

Isges 

Rear number plate(s) 

15584 

isgky 

Packing plate(s) 

15585 

lsgoc 

Positive plate(s) 

15586 

isgym 

Pressure plate(s) 


318 







ishap 

Nos. 

15587 

15588 

15589 

15590 

15591 

15592 

15593 

15594 

15595 

15596 

15597 

15598 

15599 

15600 

15601 

15602 

15603 

15604 

15605 

15606 

15607 

15608 

15609 

15610 

15611 

15612 

15613 

15614 

15615 

15616 

15617 

15618 

15619 

15620 

15621 

15622 

15623 

15624 

15625 

15626 

15627 

15628 

15629 

15630 

15631 

15632 

15633 

15634 

15635 

15636 


PLATE (contd.) 


PLEASE 


isook 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Rubbing plate(s) 

Screw plate(s) 

Scroll plate(s) 

Plate(s) and separator(s) 

Separator plate(s) 

Side plate(s) 

>» >> >> left hand. 

» ,, ,, right hand. 

Size of plate(s) — length x — width x — gauge 
or thickness. 

Slot plate(s) 

Splash plate(s) 

Tinned steel plate(s) 

Step plate(s) 

Stiffening plate(s) 

Stop plate(s) 

Striking plate(s) 

Glass string plate(s) 

Surface plate(s) 

Thrust plate(s) 

Wall plate(s) 

„ ,, „ and bolt(s) 

Plated. 

Black plated. 

Brass plated. 

Close plated. 

Electro plated. 

Heavily plated. 

Light plated. 

Nickel plated. 

„ „ on copper. 

Not plated. 

Replated. 

Plated on german silver. 

Silver plated. 

Silver plated on copper. 

Plated on tin. 

Plating. 

,, solution. 

No(t) plating. 

PLATER(S) 

PLATFORM(S). See also Body. 

PLATINUM. 

Platinum contact(s) 

,, iridium. 

„ silver. 

„ substitute. 

PLAY(S) or to Play 

Played. 

Playing. 

PLEASE(S) or to Please 


319 








isoso PLEASE (con/d.) POCKET iswyc 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

15637 

isoso 

Pleased. 

15638 

ispax 

Not at all pleased. 

15639 

ispby 

Pleasing. 

15640 

ispda 

PLEASURE. 

15641 

ispeb 

With great pleasure. 

15642 

isphe 

PLENTY (of) 

15643 

ispif 

PLIABLE. 

15644 

ispli 

PLIER(S) 

15645 

ispol • 

Press button pliers. 

15646 

ispro 

„ „ „ and die(s) 

15647 

ispur 

Canvas plier(s) 

15648 

ispyv 

Oval eyelet closing pliers 

15649 

israz 

Combination pliers. 

15650 

isred 

Cone plier(s) 

15651 

isrih 

End cutting plier(s) 

15652 

isron 

Side cutting pliers. 

15653 

isrut 

Gas pliers. 

15654 

isryx 

Combination gas pliers. 

15655 

istab 

Flat nose pliers. 

15656 

istde 

Round nose pliers. 

15657 

istef 

,, „ cutting pliers. 

PLOUGH(S) or to Plough 

15658 

isthi 

15659 

istij 

Ploughed. 

15660 

istno 

Ploughing. 

15661 

istop 

PLUG(S). See also Adapter, Tap, Thread. 

15662 

istuv 

Drain plug(s) 

15663 

istyz 

Fusible plug(s) 

15664 

istza 

Inspection plug(s) 

15665 

isuac 

Two-pin plug(s) 

15666 

isuce 

Three-pin plug(s) 

15667 

isueg 

Sparking plug(s) 

15668 

isugi 

PLUMBER(S) 

15669 

isuik 

PLUMMER(S). See also Block. 

15670 

isumo 

PLUNGER(S). See also Switch, Valve. 

15671 

isusu 

Centre plunger(s) 

15672 

isuwy 

Leather plunger(s) 

15673 

isuya 

Locking plunger(s) 

15674 

isvad 

Outside plunger(s) 

15675 

isvbe 

Plunger plate(s) 

15676 

isveh 

„ rod(s) 

15677 

isvfi 

„ spring(s) 

15678 

isvil 

Spring plunger(s) 

15679 

isvlo 

Wood plunger(s) 

15680 

isvor 

PLUS. 

15681 

isvru 

PLY(S). See also Wood. 

15682 

isvux 

PNEUMATIC. See also Tool, etc. 

15683 

isvyb 

POCKET(S). See also Air, Valve. 

15684 

iswim 

Back pocket(s) 

15685 

iswos 

Breast pocket(s) 

15686 

iswuy 

Card pocket(s) 

15687 

iswyc 

Double pocket(s) 


320 










POLE 


iteiv 


isyag POCKET ( contd .) 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

[(Half) PHRASE. 

15688 

isyag 

Patch pocket(s) 

15689 

isyci 

Front patch pocket(s) 

15690 

isyek 

Out patch pocket(s) 

15691 

isysy 

Rule pocket(s) 

15692 

iszah 

Side pocket(s) 

15693 

iszbi 

Under pocket(s) 

15694 

iszel 

Waistcoat pocket(s) 

15695 

iszho 

POINT(S). See also Trembler. or to Point 

15696 

iszip 

At all points. 

15697 

isznu 

Awkward point. 

15698 

iszov 

Central point(s) 

15699 

iszry 

Beyond a certain point. 

15700 

iszta 

Contact point(s) 

15701 

iszub 

Every point. 

15702 

iszyf 

Few points. 

15703 

itaaj 

(To a) fine point. 

15704 

itaen 

Four point. 

15705 

itafo 

Good point(s) 

15706 

itair 

(At) highest point(s) 

15707 

italu 

Important point(s) 

15708 

itaox 

(At) lowest point(s) 

15709 

itapy 

Make a point of. 

15710 

itara 

No(t) (the) point. 

15711 

itaud 

At no point. 

15712 

itave 

On the point of. 

15713 

itazi 

One point. 

15714 

itbak 

The only point. 

15715 

itbis 

Platinum point(s) 

15716 

itboy 

Round point(s) 

15717 

itbyi 

Small point(s) 

15718 

itcal 

Some point(s) 

15719 

itcdo 

Special point(s) 

15720 

itcep 

At this point. 

15721 

itoit 

Three-point. 

15722 

itcju 

Tungsten point(s) 

15723 

itcny 

Two-point. 

15724 

itcoz 

Weak point(s) 

15725 

itcpa 

Pointed. 

15726 

itcte 

„ out (that) 

15727 

itcuf 

Pointing. 

15728 

Hoy] 

„ out (that) 

15729 

itdam 

POINTER(S) 

15730 

Itdmy 

POISON(OUS) 

15731 

itdug 

Non-poisonous. 

15732 

itdwi 

POLAND. 

15733 

itdyk 

POLE(S). See also Switch. 

15734 

itean 

Pole finder(s) 

15735 

itebo 

Interpole(s) 

15736 

iteer 

Negative pole(s) 

15737 

itehu 

Pole piece(s) 

15738 

iteiv 

Positive pole(s) 


321 










PORT 


itnaw 


Itely POLICE 


N 08 . 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

15739 

itely 

POLICE. 

15740 

itfes 

Police court. 

15741 

itfoc 

In the hands of the police. 

15742 

ltfym 

Police station. 

15743 

itgap 

POLICY(IES). See also Insurance. 

15744 

itget 

Floating policy. 

15745 

itgix 

Good policy. 

15746 

itgla 

Policy No. 

15747 

itgod 

No policy. 

15748 

ItguJ 

Open policy. 

15749 

itgyn 

Short-sighted policy. 

15750 

ithka 

POLISH(ES). See also Bob, Cloth, or to Polish 

15751 

ithsi 

French polish. 

15752 

ithuk 

Metal polish. 

15753 

ithyo 

Polished. 

15754 

itiar 

„ all over. 

15755 

itldu 

„ and lacquered. 

15756 

itiev 

Part polished. 

15757 

itija 

Polishing. 

15758 

itine 

POLISHER(S) 

15759 

Itlof 

French polisher(s) 

15760 

itiri 

PONCHO(S) 

15761 

itiul 

POOR(LY) 

15762 

itizo 

POORER. 

15763 

itjas 

POPLIN. 

15764 

itjew 

POPLINETTE. 

15765 

itjog 

POPULAR(LY). See also Unpopular. 

15766 

itjum 

Very popular. 

15767 

itjwo 

POPULARISE(S) or to Popularise 

15768 

itkat 

Popularised. 

15769 

itkbu 

Popularising. 

15770 

ltkex 

POPULARITY. 

15771 

itkly 

POPULATE(S) or to Populate 

15772 

ltkha 

Populated. 

15773 

itklb 

Populating. 

15774 

itkle 

POPULATION. 

15775 

itkoh 

PORCELAIN. See also Base, Insulator. 

15776 

ltkpi 

POROSITY. 

1*5777 

itkun 

Free from porosity. 

15778 

itkvo 

POROUS. 

15779 

itkyr 

PORT(S) 

15780 

itley 

Air inlet port. 

15781 

ltllc 

Any port. 

15782 

itlys 

Both ports. 

15783 

itmav 

British port. 

15784 

itmez 

Port of discharge. 

15785 

itmld 

„ „ entry. 

15786 

Itmoj 

Exhaust port. 

15787 

itmup 

Foreign port. 

15788 

itmyt 

Port hole. 

15789 

itnaw 

No port. 


322 






itnok 


PORTABILITY 


POSITION 


Itwaf 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

15790 

itnok 

PORTABILITY. 

15791 

itnyu 

PORTABLE. See also Boiler, Engine. 

15792 

itoax 

Not portable. 

15793 

itoby 

Semi-portable. 

15794 

itoda 

PORTION(S) 

15795 

itoeb 

Any portion. 

15796 

itohe 

Fair portion. 

15797 

itoif 

Front portion. 

15798 

itoli 

Inner portion. 

15799 

itool 

Large portion. 

15800 

itoro 

Lower portion. 

15801 

itour 

Main portion. 

15802 

itoxu 

No portion (of) 

15803 

itpec 

Outer portion. 

15804 

itpig 

Rear portion. 

15805 

itpom 

Small portion. 

15806 

itpus 

Upper portion. 

15807 

itpwu 

What portion ? 

15808 

itsab 

POSITION. 

15809 

itsde 

Actual position (of) 

15810 

itsef 

Alternative position. 

15811 

itshi 

(In) any position. 

15812 

itsij 

Backward position. 

15813 

itsno 

(In a) bad position. 

15814 

itsop 

Best position. 

15815 

itstu 

Bottom position. 

15816 

itsuv 

Central position. 

15817 

itsza 

(In a) convenient position. 

15818 

ittac 

Correct position. 

15819 

ittce 

Different position. 

15820 

itteg 

Downward position. 

15821 

ittgi 

Driving position. 

15822 

ittik 

Dry position. 

15823 

ittmo 

(In) every position. 

15824 

ittwy 

Exact position. 

15825 

ittya 

Exposed position. 

15826 

ituad 

Fixed (in) position. 

15827 

itube 

Forward position. 

15828 

itufi 

Free position. 

15829 

ituil 

(In a) given position. 

15830 

itulo 

„ „ good position. 

15831 

ituor 

(In the) highest position. 

15832 

ituru 

Horizontal position. 

15833 

Ituvy 

In position. 

15834 

ituxa 

Held in position (by) 

15835 

itvim 

In a position to. 

15836 

itvos 

In the position of— 

15837 

itvuy 

Into position. 

15838 

Itvwa 

(In the) lowest position. 

15839 

Itvyc 

No(t) (in a) position (to—) 

15840 

Itwaf 

More than one position. 1 


323 






itwej 


POSITION (contd.) 


POST 


ivcyl 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

15841 

itwej 

Opposite position. 

15842 

itwin 

Original position. 

15843 

itwot 

Out of position. 

15844 

itwuz 

Outside position. 

15845 

itwyd 

Perpendicular position. 

15846 

itxag 

Return position. 

15847 

itxek 

Reverse position. 

15848 

itxsy 

(In the) right position. 

15849 

itxye 

Same position. 

15850 

ityah 

Special position. 

15851 

itybi 

Suitable position. 

15852 

ityel 

Top position. 

15853 

ityho 

Unique position. 

15854 

ityip 

Upright position. 

15855 

itynu 

Vertical position. 

15856 

ityov 

What (is the) position ? 

15857 

ityry 

Whatever the position. 

15858 

ityta 

When in position. 

15859 

ityub 

POSITIVE. See also Pole, Terminal. 

15860 

ityxe 

Not positive(ly) 

15861 

itzem 

POSSESS(ES) or to Possess 

15862 

itzgo 

Possessed (by) 

15863 

itzmu 

Not possessed (by) 

15864 

itzow 

Possessing. 

15865 

itzuc 

POSSESS ION(S) 

15866 

itzwe 

Give (up) possession. 

15867 

itzyg 

Possession cannot be given (before—) 

15868 

ivaal 

When can possession be given ? 

1586,9 

ivado 

In the possession of. 

15870 

ivaep 

Secure possession of. 

15871 

ivait 

POSSIBILITY(IES) 

15872 

ivaju 

No possibility of. 

15873 

ivany 

POSSIBLE(Y). See also Impossible. 

15874 

ivaoz 

If possible. 

15875 

ivapa 

As much as possible. 

15876 

ivate 

Not possible. 

15877 

ivauf 

As soon as possible. 

15878 

ivaxi 

When possible. 

15879 

ivbam 

Where possible. 

15880 

ivbug 

POST(S). Sec also Forward, or to Post 

Mail, Reply, Taper. 

15881 

ivbwi 

Aerial post. 

15882 

ivbyk 

By post. 

15883 

ivcer 

Caught the post. 

15884 

ivchu 

Centre post(s) 

15885 

ivciv 

(By) first post. 

15886 

ivcly 

Length of post. 

15887 

ivcob 

Missed post. 

15888 

ivcre 

Mooring post(s) 

15889 

ivcuh 

(By) parcels post. 

15890 

ivcyl 

„ registered parcels post. 


324 








ivdes POST (contd.) POWER ivlyu 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

15891 

ivdes 

(By) registered post. 

15892 

ivdoc 

By return of post. 

15893 

ivdym 

Rudder post(s) 

15894 

iveap 

Stern post(s) 

15895 

iveet 

Straight post. 

15896 

iveiu 

Towing post(s) 

15897 

ivejy 

Posted. 

15898 

ivela 

„ too late. 

15899 

iveod 

„ to-day. 

15900 

iveti 

„ yesterday. 

15901 

lveuj 

Posting. 

15902 

ivezo 

„ to-day. 

15903 

ivfyo 

,, to-morrow. 

15904 

ivgar 

POSTE RESTANTE. See also Address. 

15905 

ivgev 

POSTMARK(S) 

15906 

ivghy 

POST OFFICE (at) 

15907 

ivgiz 

POSTAL ORDER. 

15908 

ivgof 

POSTMASTER-GENERAL. 

15909 

ivgri 

POSTPONE(S) or to Postpone 

15910 

ivgul 

Postponed (until—) 

15911 

ivgyp 

Postponing. 

15912 

ivhas 

POSTPONEMENT. 

15913 

ivhcu 

POT(S) 

15914 

ivhew 

Dash pot(s) 

15915 

ivhme 

Air dash pot(s) 

15916 

ivhog 

Oil dash pot(s) 

15917 

ivhum 

POUND(S). See also Sterling Table and Weight 
Table , Part 11. 

15918 

ivhwo 

POUR(S) or to Pour 

15919 

iviat 

Poured. 

15920 

ivibu 

Pouring. 

15921 

iviex 

POURER(S) 

15922 

ivify 

POWDER. See also Carborundum. 

15923 

iviha 

POWER(S). See also Attorney, Horse-power, 
House, Press. 

Power consumption. 

15924 

ivile 

15925 

ivipi 

Double the power. 

15926 

iviun 

Full power. 

15927 

ivivo 

Half power. 

15928 

ivjey 

High power. 

15929 

ivjic 

In the power of. 

15930 

ivjys 

Increased power. 

15931 

ivkav 

Loss of power. 

15932 

ivkez 

Low power. 

15933 

ivkid 

Maximum power.^ 

15934 

ivkoj 

Medium power. 

15935 

ivkup 

Minimum power. 

15936 

ivkyt 

No power. 

15937 

ivlaw 

Not in our (my) power. 

15938 

ivlok 

„ „ your power. 

15939 

ivlyu 

„ „ their (his) power. 


325 






ivmax 

Nos. 

15940 

15941 

15942 

15943 

15944 

15945 

15946 

15947 

15948 

15949 

15950 

15951 

15952 

15953 

15954 

15955 

15956 

15957 

15958 

15959 

15960 

15961 

15962 

15963 

15964 

15965 

15966 

15967 

15968 

15969 

15970 

15971 

15972 

15973 

15974 

15975 

15976 

15977 

15978 

15979 

15980 

15981 

15982 

15983 

15984 

15985 

15986 

15987 

15988 

15989 

15990 


(contd.) 


PREJUDICE 


ivwel 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Power plant. 

„ and lighting plant. 

Same power. 

Save(s) power. 

Similar power. 

Suitable power. 

What power ? 

POWERFUL(LY) 

Powerful enough. 

Not powerful enough. 

Less powerful. 

Too powerful. 

Very powerful. 

POWERLESS. 

PRACTICABLE. See also Impracticable. 

If practicable. 

PR ACT IC AL(L Y) 

PRACTICE(S) 

Contrary to practice. 

Good practice. 

Standard practice. 

Usual practice. 

PRACTISE(S) or to Practise 

Practised. 

Practising. 

PRECAUT ION(S) 

Take every precaution. 

Further precaution(s) 

No precaution(s) 

Ordinary precaution(s) 1 
Special precaution(s) 

In spite of all precaution(s) 

PRECEDE(S) 

Preceded. 

Preceding. 

PRECISE(LY) 

PRECISION. 

PRECLUDE(S) 

Precluded. 

Precluding. 

PREFACE(S) 

PREFER(S) 

Much prefer. 

Preferred. 

Preferring. 

PREFERABLE(Y) 

PREFERENCE. See also Share. 

Give(s) preference to— 

No preference. 

PREJUDICE(S) or to Prejudice 

Without prejudice. 


or to Precede 


or to Preclude 


or to Prefer 


326 







ivwho 


PREJUDICE ( contd .) PRESSURE iwyku 


Nos. 

(Hall) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

15991 

ivwho 

Prejudiced (against) 

15992 

ivwip 

Prejudicing. 

15993 

ivwov 

PREJUDICIAL(LY) 

15994 

ivwry 

PRELIM IN AR Y( IL Y) 

15995 

ivwub 

PREMATURE(LY) 

15996 

ivwyf 

PREMISES. 

15997 

ivxem 

While on the premises. 

15998 

ivxmu 

PREMIUM. See also Insurance. 

15999 

ivxow 

PREPARATION(S) 

16000 

ivxsa 

In preparation. 

16001 

ivxuc 

No(t) (in) preparation. 

16002 

ivxwe 

Without preparation(s) 

16003 

ivxyg 

PREPARE(S) or to Prepare 

16004 

ivyaj 

Prepared (for) 

16005 

ivyen 

Specially prepared. 

16006 

ivyfo 

Preparing (for) 

16007 

ivyir 

PRESCRIBE(S) or to Prescribe 

16008 

ivylu 

Prescribed. 

16009 

ivyox 

Prescribing. 

16010 

ivypy 

PRESENCE. 

16011 

ivyra 

In the presence of. 

16012 

ivyud 

PRESENT. 

16013 

ivyve 

At present (or for the present) 

16014 

ivyzi 

If at present. 

16015 

ivzak 

If not at present. 

16016 

ivzis 

Not at present. 

16017 

ivzku 

Up to the present. 

16018 

ivzoy 

PRESENTLY. 

16019 

ivzyi 

PRESERVE(S) or to Preserve 

16020 

iwaam 

Preserved. 

16021 

iwaco 

Preserving. 

16022 

iwamy 

PRES IDENT(S) 

16023 

iwase 

Vice-president. 

16024 

iwaug 

PRESS(ES). See also Tool, or to Press 

Tyre, Vulcanise. 

16025 

iwawi 

Power press(es) 

16026 

iweka 

Pressed. 

16027 

iwesi 

Not pressed. 

16028 

iweuk 

Pressing. 

16029 

iweyo 

PRESSURE. See also Air, Atmospheric, Boiler, 
Gas, Gauge, Joint, Packing, Plate, 
Regulator, Steam, Valve. 

16030 

iwiga 

Pressure adjuster(s) 

16031 

iwike 

Average pressure. 

16032 

iwuag 

Back pressure. 

16033 

lwuci 

Change of pressure. 

16034 

iwuek 

Constant pressure. 

16035 

iwusy 

Excess pressure. 

16036 

iwyak 

Exhaust pressure. 

16037 

iwyis 

Fall of pressure. 

16038 

iwyku 

Pressure fed. 


327 






ixabo 

Nos. 

16039 

16040 

16041 

16042 

16043 

16044 

16045 

16046 

16047 

16048 

16049 

16050 

16051 

16052 

16053 

16054 

16055 

16056 

16057 

16058 

16059 

16060 

16061 

16062 

16063 

16064 

16065 

16066 

16067 

16068 

16069 

16070 

16071 

16072 

16073 

16074 

16075 

16076 

16077 

16078 

16079 

16080 

16081 

16082 

16083 

16084 

16085 

16086 

16087 

16088 

16089 


(contd.) 


PRICE 


ixiez 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Pressure feed. 

Full pressure. 

High pressure. 

„ to low pressure. 
Hydrostatic pressure. 
Intermediate pressure. 

Loss of pressure. 

Low pressure. 

Maintain(s) pressure of— 
Momentary maximum pressure. 
No pressure. 

Pressure registered. 1 ] 

„ regulation.* 

Rise of pressure. 

Test pressure. 

What pressure ? 

(To) withstand(s) pressure. 
Working pressure. 
PRETENGE(S) 

Under false pretences. 

No pretence (of) 

On the pretence (of) 


PRETEND(S) 

or to 

Pretended (that) 


Pretending (that) 


PREVENT(S) 

or to 

Nothing to prevent. 


Prevented (from—) 


Preventing. 



PREVENTION (against) 

No prevention (against) 
PREVIOUS(LY) (to—) 
PRICE(S). See also Sell, Sold. 
About the price (of—) 

Above the price(s) 

Accept price(s) 

Price according to quantity. 

„ (s) according to size. 

Add— to price. 

„ price (of—) 

Advance in price(s) (of—) 

No advance in price(s) 

Price(s) likely to advance. 

Alter the price(s) 

Alteration in price(s) 

No alteration in price(s) 
Price(s) subject to alteration. 
(At) any price. 

Price(s) on application. 
Approximate price(s) 

Best price(s) 


Pretend. 

Prevent 

to Price 


328 








ixifa 


PRICE ( contd .) 


ixsdi 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

16090 

Ixifa 

Better price(s) 

16091 

ixije 

Net cash price(s) 

16092 

ixini 

Price(s) compare favourably (with—) 

16093 

ixioj 

„ „ „ unfavourably (with—) 

16094 

ixito 

,, „ complete (with—) 

16095 

ixiup 

(At) cost price. 

16096 

ixizu 

Price(s) c.i.f. 

16097 

ixjaw 

„ ,, in currency. 

16098 

ixjok 

Current price(s) 

16099 

ixjyu 

Price(s) likely to decline. 

16100 

lxkax 

Deduct price(s) (of—) 

16101 

ixkeb 

Definite price(s) 

16102 

ixkif 

All prices subject to a discount (of —%) 

16103 

ixkli 

Double the price(s) 

16104 

ixkol 

Price each. 

16105 

ixkro 

,, (s) not to exceed— 

16106 

ixkur 

Extra price. 

16107 

ixkyv 

Price(s) exclusive of— 

16108 

ixlay 

Firm price. 

16109 

ixlec 

(At) the following price(s) 

16110 

ixlig 

Price(s) f.o.b. 

16111 

ixlom 

Gross price(s) 

16112 

ixlus 

Half price(s) 

16113 

ixmaz 

High price(s) 

16114 

ixmed 

Price too high. 

16115 

ixmih 

„ nearly as high as. 

16116 

ixmon 

„ not high enough. 

16117 

ixmut 

Higher price(s) 

16118 

ixmyx 

Price no higher (than)] 

16119 

ixoab 

If price(s) is (are) higher (than) 

16120 

ixode 

This (these) price(s) hold good (for) 

16121 

ixoef 

If price(s) 

16122 

ixohi 

Price(s) inclusive of— 

16123 

ixoij 

Invoice price(s) 

16124 

ixono 

Irrespective of price(s) 

16125 

ixoop 

Last price(s) 

16126 

ixotu 

If price is less (than) 

16127 

ixouv 

List price. 

16128 

ixoxy 

„ „ less a discount of — % 

16129 

ixoza 

Low price. 

16130 

ixpac 

Price not low enough. 

16131 

ixpeg 

„ nearly as low as. 

16132 

ixpik 

Relatively low price. 

16133 

ixpwy 

Price too low. 

16134 

ixpya 

Lower price(s)(d) 

16135 

ixrim 

At a shade lower price. 

16136 

ixros 

Lowest price. 

16137 

ixruy 

Market price(s) 

16138 

ixryc 

Maximum price(s) 

16139 

ixsaf 

Minimum price. 

16140 

ixsdi 

Moderate price(s) 


329 







ixsej 

Nos. 

16141 

16142 

16143 

16144 

16145 

16146 

16147 

16148 

16149 

16150 

16151 

16152 

16153 

16154 

16155 

16156 

16157 

16158 

16159 

16160 

16161 

16162 

16163 

16164 

16165 

16166 

16167 

16168 

16169 

16170 

16171 

16172 

16173 

16174 

16175 

16176 

16177 

16178 

16179 

16180 

16181 

16182 

16183 

16184 

16185 

16186 

16187 

16188 

16189 

16190 

16191 


PRICE ( contd .) 


PRINT 


lyaky 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Net price(s) 

Other price(s) 

(At) no price. 

Forward price(s) and particulars. 

Price per— 

,, (s) pro rata. 

Purchase price with order. 

Half of purchase price with order. 

Quarter of purchase price with order. 

One-third of purchase price with order. 
Two-thirds of purchase price with order. 
Price(s) for quantity(ies) 

Quote price(s) 

,, „ „ and earliest date of shipment. 

Price(s) quoted. 

Less than the price(s) quoted. 

More than the price(s) quoted. 

Reasonable price(s) 

Not (a) reasonable price(s) 

Price(s) on receipt of drawings or specification. 

„ „ „ „ ,, samples or patterns. 

Reduction in price(s) 

No reduction in price(s) 

Respective prices. 

Retail price(s) 

Revised price(s) 

Same price (as) 

Price(s) in sterling. 

Test price(s) 

This (these) price(s) is (are) for. 

Under the price. 

Uniform price(s) (of—) 

Price(s) vary(ies) 

What is the price (of—) 

Wholesale price(s) 

Priced (at) 

Pricing. 

PRIMARY(ILY). See also Coil. 

PRIME(S). See also Tap. or to Prime 

Primed. 

Priming. 

PRINCIPAL(S)(LY) 

PRINCIPLE(S) 

No principle(s) 

On (the) principle (of) 

Same principle (as) 

(On) what principle(s) 

PRINT(S). See also Reprint. or to Print 
Blue print(s) 

In print. 

Out of print. 


330 






iyama 


PRINT ( contd .) 


PROCURE 


izdew 


Nob. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

16192 

iyama 

Printed. 

16193 

iyaoc 

Printing. 

16194 

iyeas 

PRINTER(S) 

16195 

iyecu 

PRIOR (to) 

16196 

iyegy 

PRIORITY. 

16197 

iyeme 

PRIVACY. 

16198 

iyeog 

No privacy. 

16199 

iyeum 

PRIVATE(LY) 

16200 

iyewo 

Not private(ly) 

16201 

iyicy 

Strictly private. 

16202 

iyimi 

PRIZE(S) or to Prize 

16203 

iyiok 

Took a prize (at) 

16204 

iyiso 

„ first prize (at) 

16205 

iyiyu 

„ second prize (at) 

16206 

iyoac 

Prized. 

16207 

iyoce 

Prizing. 

16208 

iyoeg 

PRO. 

16209 

iyogi 

Pro forma. 

16210 

iyoik 

,, rata. 

16211 

iyomo 

PROBABILITY(IES) 

16212 

iyosu 

In all probability. 

16213 

iyowy 

No probability. 

16214 

iyuem 

What probability (is there of) 

16215 

iyugo 

PROBABLE(Y). See also Improbable. 

16216 

iyumu 

Highly probable (that) 

16217 

iyusa 

PROBLEM(S) 

16218 

iyuwe 

PROCEED(S) 

16219 

izaap 

Proceed(s)(ing) as follows. 

16220 

izaet 

All of the proceeds. 

16221 

izafu 

Net proceeds. 

16222 

izaix 

None of the proceeds. 

16223 

izajy 

Part proceeds. 

16224 

izala 

Proceeded (with) * 

16225 

izaod 

Proceeding. 

16226 

izape 

Legal proceeding(s) 

16227 

izati 

No(t) proceeding(s) 

16228 

izauj 

Take proceedings (against) 

16229 

izazo 

Proceedings taken (against) 

16230 

izbuk 

Withhold proceedings (until—) 

16231 

izbyo 

PROCESS(ES) 

16232 

izcar 

In the process (of) 

16233 

izcev 

New process. 

16234 

izchy 

Old process. 

16235 

izciz 

Patent(ed) process. 

16236 

izcof 

Same process. 

16237 

izcri 

Secret process. 

16238 

izcul 

Special process(es) 

16239 

izcyp 

PROCURABLE. 

16240 

izdas 

Not procurable. 

16241 

Izdew 

PROCURE(S) or to Procure 


331 








izdog 

Nos. 

16242 

16243 

16244 

16245 

16246 

16247 

16248 

16249 

16250 

16251 

16252 

16253 

16254 

16255 

16256 

16257 

16258 

16259 

16260 

16261 

16262 

16263 

16264 

16265 

16266 

16267 

16268 

16269 

16270 

16271 

16272 

16273 

16274 

16275 

16276 

16277 

16278 

16279 

16280 

16281 

16282 

16283 

16284 

16285 

16286 

16287 

16288 

16289 

16290 

16291 


(contd.) 


PROFIT 


izmop 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Procured. 

Procuring. 

PRODUCE(S) or to Produce 

Produced (by) 

Specially produced (for) 

Producing. 

Not producing. 

Only producing. 

PRODUCER(S) 

Gas producer(s) (for — h.p. engine) 
PRODUGT(S) 

PRODUCT ION(S) 

Area of production. 

Cost of production. 

Decreased production. 

Efficiency of production. 

Increased production. 

Latest production. 

Maximum production. 

Minimum production. 

No production. 

Speed up production. 

PRODUCTIVE (of) 

PROFIT(S) (— %). or to Profit 

See also Account, Sell. 

Actual profits. 

All the profit(s) 

Annual profit(s) 

Half annual profit(s) 

Approximate profit(s) 

Profit(s) to date. 

Diminished profit(s) 

Division of profit(s) 

Exclusive of profit(s) 

Gross profit(s) 

Half profit(s) 

Inclusive of profit(s) 

Increased profit(s) 

Joint profit(s) 

Large profit(s) 

A profit of not less (than) 

Profit and loss. 

Made a profit (of) 

Making a profit (of—) 

Margin of profit. 

Minus profit(s) 

Monthly profit(s) 

A profit of not more than. 

Net profit(s) 

No profit. 

Our (my) profit. 


332 








izmuv 

Nos. 

16292 

16293 

16294 

16295 

16296 

16297 

16298 

16299 

16300 

16301 

16302 

16303 

16304 

16305 

16306 

16307 

16308 

16309 

16310 

16311 

16312 

16313 

16314 

16315 

16316 

16317 

16318 

•16319 

16320 

16321 

16322 

16323 

16324 

16325 

16326 

16327 

16328 

16329 

16330 

16331 

16332 

16333 

16334 

16335 

16336 

16337 

16338 

16339 

16340 

16341 

16342 


(contd.) 


PROMOTE 


izvis 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Part profits) 

Quarter profit(s)] 
Quarterly profit(s) 
Reasonable profit(s) 
Share of profit(s) 

Small profit(s) 

Their (his) profit(s) 
Third profits. 

What profit(s) 
Working profit(s) 

Your profit(s) 

Profited (by) 

Profiting (by) 
PROFITABLE(Y) 

Not profitable enough. 
If profitable. 

„ not profitable. 

Very profitable. 


PROF ITEER(S) 

or to 

Profiteered. 

Profiteering. 

PROGRESS(ES) 

or tc 

No(t) progress(ing) 


Progressed. 

Progressing. 

PROGRESS I YE(LY) 
PROHIBIT(S) 

or ti 

Prohibited. 

Prohibiting. 

PROHIBITION. 

PROHIBITIVE. 

PROJECT(S) 

or i 


Projected. 


Projecting. 

PROJECT ION(S) 

(With) no projection(s) 

What projection ? 

PROJECTOR(S). See also Lamp. 
PROLONG(S) or 

Prolonged. 

Prolonging. 

PROMISE(S) or 

Can give no promise (that) 

Make no promise(s) 

Promised. 

If promised. 

Promised not to. 

Promising. 

If promising. 

PROMOTE(S) or to 

Promoted. 


Profiteer 

Progress 

Prohibit 

> Project 

Prolong 

Promise 

Promote 


333 









Izvoy PROMOTE ( contd.) PROPELLER jadwo 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

16343 

izvoy 

Promoting. 

16344 

izvyi 

PROMOTER(S) 

16345 

izwal 

Who is (are) the promoter(s) 

16346 

izwep 

PROMOTION. 

16347 

izwit 

PROMPT(LY) 

16348 

izwoz 

PRONOUNCE(S) or to Pronounce 

16349 

izwuf 

Pronounced. 

16350 

izwyj 

Pronouncing. 

16351 

izyan 

PROOF(S) (of). See also Identity, Prove. 

16352 

izybo 

Acid-proof. 

16353 

izyer 

As a proof (of) 

16354 

izyhu 

Burglar-proof. 

16355 

izyiv 

Dust and waterproof. 

16356 

izyly 

Fireproof. 

16357 

izyna 

Foolproof. 

16358 

izyob 

No proof (of) 

16359 

Izyre 

Oilproof. 

16360 

lzyvi 

Rainproof. 

16361 

izzes 

Revised proofs. 

16362 

lzzoc 

Rustproof. 

16363 

izzym 

Shower-proof. 

16364 

jaafu 

Stormproof. 

16365 

jaajy 

Waterproof. 

16366 

jaala 

Water and oilproof. 

16367 

jaaod 

Weather-proof. 

16368 

jaape 

What proof is there ? 

16369 

jaati 

Not without proof. 

16370 

jaazo 

Proofed. 

16371 

jabka 

Reproofed. 

16372 

Jabs 5 

PROP(S). See also End. 

16373 

jabuk 

Carrier prop(s) 

16374 

jabyo 

Elbow prop(s) 

16375 

jacar 

Front extension prop(s) 

16376 

jacdu 

Head prop(s) 

16377 

jacev 

Lower prop(s) 

16378 

jachy 

No prop(s) 

16379 

jaciz 

Stump prop(s) 

16380 

jaoja 

Upper prop(s) 

16381 

jacne 

PROPEL(S) or to Propel 

16382 

Jacof 

Propelled (by—) 

16383 

jacri 

Propelling. 

16384 

jacul 

PROPELLER(S) 

16385 

jacyp 

Aircraft propeller(s) 

16386 

jadas 

— blade(d) propellers) 

16387 

jadcu 

Blade back of the propeller. 

16388 

Jadew 

„ face of the propeller. 

16389 

Jadgy 

Reversible blade propeller(s) 

16390 

jadme 

Flanged propeller(s) 

16391 

jadog 

Left hand propeller(s) 

16392 

jadum 

Right hand propeller. 

16393 

jadwo 

Hub of propeller. 


334 






jaebu 

Nos. 

16394 

16395 

16396 

16397 

16398 

16399 

16400 

16401 

16402 

16403 

16404 

16405 

16406 

16407 

16408 

16409 

16410 

16411 

16412 

16413 

16414 

16415 

16416 

16417 

16418 

16419 

16420 

16421 

16422 

16423 

16424 

16425 

16426 

16427 

16428 

16429 

16430 

16431 

16432 

16433 

16434 

16435 

16436 

16437 

16438 

16439 

16440 

16441 

16442 

16443 

16444 


(contd.) PROPRIETOR JakJi 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Marine propeller. 

Reversible propeller(s) 

— revolutions of the propelleF. 

Propeller slip. 

Blade tip of the propeller(s) 

PROPER(LY) 

Not proper(ly) 

PROPERTY(IES) (of—) 

Freehold property(ies) 

Leasehold property(ies) 

Most of the property(ies) (of) 

How much property ? 

No(ne) (of the) property(ies) 

Private property. 

Real property. 

Similar property(ies) 

Size of the property(ies) 

Value of the property. 

Property of little or no value. 

Valuable property(ies) 

PROPORTION (of) 

Average proportion (of) 

Fair proportion (of) 

In proportion (to—) 

Large proportion (of—) 

Small proportion (of—) 

Proportioned. 

Badly proportioned. 

Well proportioned. 

PROPORT IONATE(LY) 

PROPOSAL(S) 

Proposal(s) accepted. 

„ „ not accepted. 

Detailed proposal(s) 

Proposal(s) not entertained. 

Further proposal(s) 

No proposal(s) 

If no proposal(s) 

Reasonable proposal(s) 

Proposal(s) not reasonable. 

What proposal(s) 

Let us have your proposal(s) 

PROPOSE(S) or to Propose 

Proposed. 

Proposing. 

PROPOSIT ION(S). See also Proposal. 

No proposition. 

What proposition(s) 

PROPRIETARY. 

Not proprietary.. 

PROPRIETOR(S) 


335 






Jakon 

Nos. 

16445 

16446 

16447 

16448 

16449 

16450 

16451 

16452 

16453 

16454 

16455 

16456 

16457 

16458 

16459 

16460 

16461 

16462 

16463 

16464 

16465 

16466 

16467 

16468 

16469 

16470 

16471 

16472 

16473 

16474 

16475 

16476 

16477 

16478 

16479 

16480 

16481 

16482 

16483 

16484 

16485 

16486 

16487 

16488 

16489 

16490 

16491 

16492 

16493 

16494 


PROPULSION 


PROVE 


jasry 


(Half) PHRASE. 


PROPULSION 

PROSECUTE(S) or to Prosecute 

Prosecuted. 

Prosecuting. 

PROSECUTION. 

PROSPECT(S) or to Prospect 

Good prospect(s) (of) 

Prospects improving. 

„ not improving. 

No prospects (of) 

Poor prospects (of) 

What prospects (are there of) 

With a prospect (of) 

Prospected. 

Prospecting. 

PROSPECTIYE(LY) 

PROSPECTUS(ES) 

PROTECT(S) or to Protect 

Protected (by—) 

„ from. 

Fully protected. 

If protected. 

If not protected. 

Not protected. 

Provisionally protected. 

Protecting. 

Not protecting. 

PROTECTION. 

Complete protection (against) 

No protection. 

Under the protection (of—) 

What protection ? 

PROTECTOR(S). See also Ear-protector, Throat- 
protector. 

PROTEST(S). or to Protest 

No protest. 

Strongly protest(s) 

Under protest. 

Protested. 

Not protested. 

Protesting. 

PROTRACT(S) or to Protract 

Protracted. 

Protracting. 

PROTRACTOR(S) 

PROVE(S). See also Proof. or to Prove 

Proved. 

Clearly proved. 

If proved. 

If not proved. 

Not proved. 


336 






jasta 


PROVE (contd.) PULLEY jayre 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

16495 

jasta 

Proving. 

16496 

jasub 

PRGVIDE(S) or to Provide 

16497 

jasyf 

Provided (that) 

16498 

jatem 

Specially provided (for) 

16499 

jatgo 

Providing. 

16500 

jatmu 

PROV IS ION(S) 

16501 

jatow 

Provision is made (for) 

16502 

jatsa 

No provision is made (for) 

16503 

jatuc 

Provision must be made for. 

16504 

jatwe 

PROVISIONAL(LY) 

16505 

jatyg 

PROXIMITY. 

16506 

jauen 

In close proximity to. 

16507 

jauto 

PROXY(IES) 

16508 

jaulu 

PUBLIC(LY) 

16509 

jaupy 

PUBLIC AT ION(S) 

16510 

jaura 

Ready for publication. 

16511 

jauve 

Not yet ready for publication. 

16512 

jauzi 

PUBLICITY. 

16513 

javak 

PUBLISH(ES) or to Publish 

16514 

javis 

Published. 

16515 

javku 

Publishing. 

16516 

javoy 

PUBLISHER(S) 

16517 

javyi 

General publisher(s) 

16518 

jawal 

Government publisher(s) 

16519 

jawdo 

Technical publisher(s) 

16520 

jawep 

Telegram code publisher(s) 

16521 

jawit 

What publisher(s) 

16522 

jawju 

PULL(S). See also Handle. or to Pull 

16523 

jawny 

Draw-bar pull(s) (— lbs.) 

16524 

jawoz 

Direct pull. 

16525 

jawpa 

„ outward pull. 

16526 

jawte 

,, sideways pull. 

16527 

jawuf 

Door pull(s) 

16528 

jawxi 

Hand pull. 

16529 

jawyj 

Head pull. 

16530 

jaxam 

Roof pull. 

16531 

jaxco 

Silk rope pull. 

16532 

jaxmy 

Pulled. 

16533 

jaxse 

Pulling. 

16534 

jaxug 

PULLER(S) 

16535 

jaxwi 

PULLEY(S). Sec also Belt, Block, Fan. 

16536 

jaxyk 

Cord pulley(s) 

16537 

jay an 

Driving pulley(s) (— diameter — width — bore ) 

16538 

jay bo 

Fast pulley. 

16539 

jayer 

Free-wheel pulley(s) 

16540 

jayhu 

Friction pulley(s) 

16541 

jayiv 

Jockey pulley(s) 

16542 

jayly 

Pulley lever(s) 

16543 

jayna 

Loose pulley(s) 

16544 

jayob 

Solid pulley(s) 

16545 

jay re 

Split wood pulley(s) (— diameter — width — bore) 


337 







jayvi PUMICE PUNCH Jefwu 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

16546 

jayvi 

PUMICE. 

16547 

jazes 

Pumice block(s) 

16548 

jazgu 

PUMP(S). See also Bucket, or to Pump 

Connection, Engine, Handle, Spray. 

16549 

jazky 

Double-acting pump(s) 

16550 

jazma 

Single-acting pump(s) 

16551 

jazoc 

Air pump(s) 

16552 

jazym 

Automatic pump(s) 

16553 

jeabu 

Auxiliary pump(s) 

16554 

jeafy 

Barrel pump(s) 

16555 

jeaha 

Base(s) of pump(s) 

16556 

jeale 

Pump bearing(s) 

16557 

jeapi 

Bilge pump(s) 

16558 

jeavo 

Pump body(ies) 

16559 

jebey 

Boiler-feed pump(s) 

16560 

jebga 

Centrifugal pump(s) 

16561 

jebic 

Circulating pump(s) 

16562 

jebys 

Car cleaner pump(s) 

16563 

jecav 

Dashboard pump(s) 

16564 

jecdy 

Motor fire pump(s) 

16565 

jecez 

Foot pump(s) 

16566 

jecfa 

Pump(s) with ball foot. 

16567 

jecid 

„ „ „ fixed foot. 

16568 

jecje 

,, „ „ folding feet. 

16569 

jecni 

„ „ „ gauge(s) 

16570 

jecoj 

Fuel pump(s) 

16571 

jecto 

Garage pump(s) 

16572 

jecup 

Gear pump(s) 

16573 

jecyt 

Grease pump(s) 

16574 

jeczu 

Hand pump(s) 

16575 

jedaw 

Pump hose(s) 

16576 

jedcy 

Mechanical pump(s) 

16577 

jedmi 

Pump nipple(s) 

16578 

jedok 

No pump(s) 

16579 

jedso 

Operation(s) of pump(s)(ing) 

16580 

jedyu 

Oil pump(s) 

16581 

jeeda 

Sparking plug pump(s) 

16582 

jeehe 

Rotary pump(s) 

16583 

jeeli 

Semi-rotary pump(s) 

16584 

jeeol 

„ „ double-acting wing pump(s) 

16585 

jeero 

„ „ single-acting wing pump(s) 

16586 

jeexu 

Tyre pump(s) 

16587 

jefay 

Compound tyre pump(s) 

16588 

jefca 

Triple compression tyre pump(s) 

16589 

jefec 

Pump vane(s) 

16590 

jefge 

Water pump(s) 

16591 

jefig 

Pumped. 

16592 

jefki 

Not pumped. 

16593 

jefom 

Pumping. 

16594 

jefus 

No(t) pumping. 

16595 

jefwu 

PUNCH(ES). See also Belt, Pin. 


338 









PUNCH (contd.) PUSH jemjo 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

16596 

jegaz 

Centre punch(es) 

16597 

jegba 

Bell centre punch(es) 

16598 

jeged 

Combination punch(es) 

16599 

jegfe 

Eyelet punch(es) 

16600 

jegji 

Hollow punch(es) 

16601 

jegon 

Rim punch(es) 

16602 

jegpo 

Chain rivet punch(es) 

16603 

jegut 

Punched. 

16604 

jegvu 

Punching. 

16605 

jegyx 

»» machine(s) 

16606 

Jegzy 

PUNCHEON(S) 

16607 

jeide 

PUNCTUAL(LY) 

16608 

jeino 

PUNCTURE. See also Band. 

16609 

jeitu 

Punctured. 

16610 

jeixy 

Puncturing. 

16611 

jeiza 

PUNISH(ES) or to Punish 

16612 

jejac 

Punished. 

16613 

jejce 

Punishing. 

16614 

jejeg 

PUN ISHMENT(S) 

— 

— 

PURCHASE(S). See BpuaHT, Buy, Price, etc. 

16615 

— 

PURCHASER(S). See Buyer. 

jejgi 

PURE(LY) 

16616 

jejik 

PURIFICATION. 

16617 

jejmo 

PURIFIER(S) 

16618 

jejsu 

PURIFY(IES) or to Purify ; 

See also Acetylene. 

16619 

JeJwy 

Purified. 

16620 

JeJya 

Purifying. 

16621 

jekad 

PURITY (—%) 

16622 

jekbe 

PURPLE. See also Mauve, Violet. 

16623 

jekeh 

PURPOSE(S)(LY) 

16624 

jekfi 

Answers the purpose(s) (of—) 

16625 

jekil 

(For) any purpose. 

16626 

jeklo 

No purpose. 

16627 

jekor 

Not (on) purpose(ly) 

16628 

jekru 

For the purpose (of—) 

16629 

jekux 

On purpose. 

16630 

jekvy 

(For) other purppse(s) 

16631 

jekyb 

„ private purposes. 

16632 

jelim 

„ this (these) purpose(s) 

16633 

jelko 

„ various purposes. 

16634 

jelos 

For what purpose? 

16635 

jeluy 

Purposed. 

16636 

jelwa 

Purposing. 

16637 

jelyc 

PUSH(ES). See also Switch. or to Push 

16638 

jemaf 

Electric bell push(es) 

16639 

jemdi 

Push on. 

16640 

jemej 

Pushed. 

16641 

jemin 

„ on. 

16642 

jemjo 

Pushing. 


339 


12 







Jemot 

Nos. 

16643 

16644 

16645 

16646 

16647 

16648 

16649 

16650 

16651 

16652 

16653 

16654 

16655 

16656 

16657 

16658 

16659 

16660 

16661 

16662 

16663 

16664 

16665 

16666 

16667 

16668 

16669 

16670 

16671 

16672 

16673 

16674 


( contd .) 


QUALITY 


jetug 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Not pushing. 

PUSHER(S) 

PUT(S) or to Put 

Put an end to. 

„ in— 

„ off. 

Do not put off. 

Put on. 

„ up (in—) 

Do not put up (with) 

Must put up with (it) 

Putting. 

PYLON(S) 

PYROMETER(S) (to read up to — degrees 
Fahrenheit) 

Q. 

QUADRANT(S.) Sec also Bracket, Brake, 
Control. 

Gate quadrant(s) 

Notched quadrant(s) 

QUADRUPLE(X) 

QUALIFICATION(S) 

Necessary qualifications. 

No qualifications. 

What qualifications ? 

QUALIFY(IES) or to Qualify 

See also Disqualify. 

Qualified. 

Not qualified. 

Well qualified. 

Qualifying. 

QUALITY(IES) 

(In) any quality. 

Bad quality(ies) 

Better quality(ies) 

Cheap quality(ies) 

Cheaper quality(ies) 

Extra quality(ies) 

Fine quality(ies) 

First quality. 

Good quality(ies) 

Quality not as good (as) 

Lower quality(ies) 

Lowest quality. 

Medium quality. 

No quality(ies) 

Same quality(ics) (as) 

Second quality. 

(In) several qualities. 

Standard of quality. 

Usual quality(ies) 


340 












jetwi 

Nos. 

16691 

16692 

16693 

16694 

16695 

16696 

16697 

16698 

16699 

16700 

16701 

16702 

16703 

16704 

16705 

16706 

16707 

16708 

16709 

16710 

16711 

16712 

16713 

16714 

16715 

16716 

16717 

16718 

16719 

16720 

16721 

16722 

16723 

16724 

16725 

16726 

16727 

16728 

16729 

16730 

16731 

16732 

16733 

16734 

16735 

16736 

16737 

16738 

16739 

16740 

16741 


JALITY (contd .) 


QUICKNESS jiada 


(Half) PHRASE. 


What quality(ies) 

Worse quality(ies) 

Worst quality(ies) 

QUANTITY(IES) 

(In) any quantity(ies) 

Double the quantity. 

Equal quantlty(ies) 

Half the quantity. 

Large quantity(ies) 

Larger quantity(ies) 

Largest quantity. 

Quantities of not less than. 

No quantity(ies) 

Quarter the quantity. 

Same quantity(ies) 

(In) small quantity(ies) 

„ smaller quantity(ies) 

Smallest quantity. 

Sufficient quantity(ies) 

Not a sufficient quantity. 

What quantity(ies) 

Whole quantity. 

(Per) QUART(S). See also Tin. 

(Per) QUARTER(S)(LY). See also Interest. 
Beginning of the quarter. 

End of the quarter. 

Every quarter. 

Last quarter. 

Next quarter. 

This quarter. 

Three quarters. 

QUAY(S). See also Sell, Sold. 
QUESTION(S) 

Question must be answered. 

In question. 

Not in question. 

No question (about it) 

On the question of. 

Out of the question. 

The question must be raised. 

Questioned. 

Not questioned. 

Questioning. 

QUESTIONABLE(Y) 

QUICK(LY) 

As quickly as possible. 

Not quick(ly) enough. 

Too quick(ly) 

QUICKER. 

QUICKEST. 

QUICKNESS. 


341 








Jiali 

Nos. 

16742 

16743 

16744 

16745 

16746 

16747 

16748 

16749 

16750 

16751 

16752 

16753 

16754 

16755 

16756 

16757 

16758 

16759 

16760 

16761 

16762 

16763 

16764 

16765 

16766 

16767 

16768 

16769 

16770 

16771 

16772 

16773 

16774 

16775 

16776 

16777 

16778 

16779 

16780 

16781 

16782 

16783 

16784 

16785 

16786 

16787 

16788 

16789 

16790 


QUIET 


QUOTE 


jihim 


(Half) PHRASE. 


QUIET(S)(LY) or to Quiet 

All quiet. 

Not quiet(ly) 

„ „ „ enough. 

Remain(s) quiet(ly) 

Very quiet(ly) 

Quieted. 

Quieting. 

QUITE. 

Quite as. 

If quite. 

,, not quite. 

Not quite. 

QUOTATION(S) 

Quotation(s) accepted. 

,, „ cannot be accepted. 

Definite quotation(s) 

Enquiry(ies) for quotations. 

Favourable quotation(s) 

Firm quotation(s) 

Former quotation. 

Forward quotation by mail. 

Quotation already given. 

Higher quotation. 

Quotation only holds good until. 

Last quotation. 

Lower quotation(s) 

No quotation(s) 

Quotation received. 

Special quotation(s) 

„ „ „ for quantities. 

Quotation subject to— 

„ (s) will be submitted before the work is 

put in hand. 

Telegraph quotation(s) 

Quotation(s) is (are) wanted for. 

QUOTE(S). See also Price, or to Quote 

Quotation. 

Can quote (for) 

Quote c.i.f. 

„ f.o.b. 

„ higher (than) 

„ lower (than) 

„ by mail. 

„ „ telegram. 

Quoted. 

„ on application. 

„ higher (than) 

If quoted. 

Quoted lower (than) 

Specially quoted (for) 


342 







jihos QUOTE (contd.) RAILWAY jiote 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

16791 

jihos 

Quoted against specification. 

16792 

jihuy 

Quoting. 

16793 

jihyc 

If not quoting. 

16794 

Jljag 

Not quoting. 

16795 

jijci 

R. 

16796 

jijek 

RACE(S). See also Ball, or to Race 

Bearing, Bicycle, Body, Engine. 

16797 

Jijsy 

Fixed race(s) 

16798 

lljye 

Inner race(s) 

16799 

jikah 

Thrust race(s) 

16800 

jlkbi 

Raced. 

16801 

jikel 

Racing. 

16802 

jikho 

RAGK(S). See also Frame, Lever. 

16803 

jikip 

Hat rack(s) 

16804 

jiknu 

Letter rack(s) 

16805 

jikov 

Odds and ends rack(s) 

16806 

Jlkry 

Parcel rack(s) 

16807 

jikta 

RADIAL. 

16808 

jikub 

RADIATION. 

16809 

jikyl 

RADIATOR(S). See also Bracket, Strainer. 

16810 

jilem 

Area of cooling surface of radiator(s) 

16811 

jilgo 

Flat front radiator(s) 

16812 

jilmu 

Honeycomb radiator(s) 

16813 

jiiow 

" V " shape radiator(s) 

16814 

jilsa 

Radiator left side. 

16815 

jlluc 

„ right side. 

16816 

jllwe 

„ lower tank(s) 

16817 

Jiiyg 

„ upper tank(s) 

16818 

JImaJ 

Tubular radiator(s) 

16819 

jimen 

RADICAL. 

16820 

jlmfo 

RADIUS. See also Bearing, Rod. 

16821 

jimir 

Within a radius (of) 

16822 

jlmlu 

RAG(S) 

16823 

jimox 

Oil rags. 

16824 

jimpy 

Spirit rags. 

16825 

jimra 

(By) RAIL(S). See also Guard. 

16826 

jimud 

Arm rest rail(s) 

16827 

jimve 

Back rail(s) 

16828 

jimzi 

Cant rail(s) 

16829 

jinak 

Foot rail(s) 

16830 

jinis 

Free on rail (f.o.r.) 

16831 

jinku 

Front rail(s) 

16832 

jinoy 

Hand rail(s) 

16833 

jlnyi 

Head rail(s) 

16834 

jioal 

Luggage rail(s) 

16835 

jiodo 

Roof luggage rail(s) 

16836 

jioju 

Robe rail(s) 

16837 

jiony 

Roof rail(s) 

16838 

jiooz 

Side rail(s) 

16839 

jiopa 

Slide rail(s) 

16840 

jiote 

RAILWAY(S) 


3411 










Jiouf RAILWAY (contd.) RATHER Jixga 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

16841 

jiouf 

Railway company(ies) 

16842 

jioxl 

RAIN(S). See also Proop. or to Rain 

16843 

jip am 

Heavy rain. 

16844 

jipco 

Very little rain. 

16845 

Jipmy 

No rain. 

16846 

jipse 

Rained. 

16847 

jlpug 

Raining. 

16848 

jipwi 

RAINFALL. 

16849 

Jlpyk 

RAISE(S) or to Raise 

16850 

jires 

Raised (to) 

16851 

jlr&u 

„ up. 

16852 

jirfcy 

Raising. 

16853 

jirma 

RAN. See also Run. 

16854 

jiroc 

RANGE(S) (of) or to Range 

See also Speed. 

16855 

jirym 

No range. 

16856 

jisap 

Outside the range of. 

16857 

jiset 

Provides a range. 

16858 

jisfu 

Small range (of) 

16859 

jisix 

Wide range (of) 

16860 

jisla 

Within the range of. 

16861 

jisod 

Ranged. 

16862 

jispe 

Ranging (from — to —) 

16863 

jisti 

RAPID(LY). See also Quick. 

16864 

jisuj 

RARE(LY) 

16865 

jisyn 

RASP(S) 

16866 

jitka 

Riffler rasp(s) 

16867 

jituk 

Rubber rasp(s) 

16868 

jityo 

RATCHET(S). See also Brace, Screwdriver, 

Wheel. 

16869 

jiuar 

RATE(S). See also Bank, Charge, Exchange, 
Interest, Rating. 

16870 

jiudu 

At any rate. 

16871 

jiuja 

„ the rate of. 

16872 

jiune 

Express rate. 

16873 

jluxo 

First rate. 

16874 

jivas 

Flat rate. 

16875 

Jlvcu 

Comparatively heavy rate(s) 

16876 

jivew 

High rate. 

16877 

jivgy 

Increased rate(s) 

16878 

jivme 

Low rate(s) 

16879 

jlvog 

Maximum rate(s) 

16880 

jivum 

Minimum rate(s) 

16881 

Jivwo 

Normal rate(s) 

16882 

jiwat 

Ordinary rate(s) 

16883 

jlwex 

Outside rate(s) 

16884 

jiwib 

Proportionate rate(s) 

16885 

jlwun 

Special rate(s) 

16886 

Jlwyr 

(At) what rate(s) 

16887 

jixey 

Rated (at) 

16888 

Jixga 

RATHER. 


344 








jixio 

Nos. 

16889 

16890 

16891 

16892 

16893 

16894 

16895 

16896 

16897 

16898 

16899 

16900 

16901 

16902 

16903 

16904 

16905 

16906 

16907 

16908 

16909 

16910 

16911 

16912 

16913 

16914 

16915 

16916 

16917 

16918 

16919 

16920 

16921 

16922 

16923 

16924 

16925 

16926 

16927 

16928 

16929 

16930 

16931 

16932 

16933 

16934 

16935 

16936 

16937 

16938 

16939 


( contd .) 


REAMER 


Jofgo 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Much rather. 

Rather not. 

„ than—• 

RATING(S). See also Horse-power. 
Continuous rating. 

— hour rating. 

Intermittent rating. 

S.M.M. and T. rating. 

Standard rating. 

RATIO (— to —). See also Aspect, Gear. 

In what ratio ? 

RATIONAL(LY) 

RATTLE(S) or to Rattle 

Rattled. 

Rattling. 

No rattling. 

RATTLER(S) 

Anti-rattler(s) 

RAY(S) 

RE. 

REACH(ES) or to Reach 

Within reach (of—) 

Reached. 

Reaching (from — to —) 

REACT(S) (on) or to React 

Reacted (on—) 

Reacting (on—) 

REACTION.' See also Action. 

No reaction. 

READ(S) or to Read 

Not read. 

Reading. 

READY(ILY) 

Everything ready. 

Ready for. 

How much is read£ ? 

Nearly ready. 

Not(hing) ready. 

Now ready. 

Part(ly) ready. 

When ready. 

REAL(LY) 

REALISE(S) or to Realise 

Realised (that) 

Not realised. 

Realising (that) 

Not realising (that) 

REAMER(S) 

Ball-head reamer(s) 

Hand reamer(s) 

Parallel reamer(s) 


345 











jofmu READER (conld.) RECEIVE joles 


Noe. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

16940 

jofmu 

Spiral reamer(s) 

16941 

jofow 

Taper reamer(s) 

16942 

jofsa 

REAR (of) 

16943 

jofuc 

REASON(S) 

16944 

jofwe 

Anything in reason. 

16945 

jofyg 

By reason of. 

16946 

jogaj 

Every reason. 

16947 

jogen 

Good reason(s) 

16948 

jogfo 

No reason(s) 

16949 

jogir 

Other reason(s) 

16950 

joglu 

For no other reason (than) 

16951 

jogox 

Real reason(s) 

16952 

Jogpy 

Serious reason(s) 

16953 

jogra 

Similar reason(s) 

16954 

jogud 

Strong reason(s) 

16955 

jogve 

What is the reason (of—) 

16956 

jogzi 

REASONABLE(Y). See also Unreasonable. 

16957 

johak 

If reasonable. 

16958 

jotais 

Seem(s) reasonable. 

16959 

johku 

Very reasonable. 

16960 

johoy 

REASSEMBLE(S). or to Reassemlbe 

See also Assemble, 

16961 

Johyi 

Reassembled. 

16962 

joido 

Reassembling. 

16963 

jol^p 

REBATE(S) 

16964 

Joiju 

No rebate. 

16965 

joiny 

Subject to a rebate (of — %) 

16966 

juipa 

RECEIPT(S). See also Letter, Order, Particular, 
Receive, Telegram. 

16967 

Joite 

Receipt acknowledged. 

16968 

joixi 

Receipts to date (amount to) 

16969 

jo jam 

Within — days of receipt. 

16970 

jojco 

Receipts and expenditure. 

16971 

jojmy 

Following receipt (of) 

16972 

JoJse 

Gross receipts. 

16973 

Jojug 

In receipt of. 

16974 

jojwl 

Monthly receipts. 

16975 

jojyk 

Net receipts. 

16976 

jokan 

No receipt. 

16977 

jokbo 

On receipt of. 

16978 

joker 

Prior to receipt (of) 

16979 

jokhu 

Receipts for quarter (ending—) 

16980 

jokiv 

Valid receipt. 

16981 

jokly 

Receipt not valid. 

16982 

jokna 

Weekly receipts. 

16983 

jokob 

What receipt(s) 

16984 

jokre 

Receipts for year (ending—) 

16985 

jokuh 

„ „ half-year (ending—) 

16986 

jokvi 

Receipted. 

16987 

jokyl 

Receipting. 

16988 

joles 

RECE IVE(S) See also Telegram, or to Receive 


346 








Jolgu 

No8. 

16989 

16990 

16991 

16992 

16993 

16994 

16995 

16996 

16997 

16998 

16999 

17000 

17001 

17002 

17003 

17004 

17005 

17006 

17007 

17008 

17009 

17010 

17011 

17012 

17013 

17014 

17015 

17016 

17017 

17018 

17019 

17020 

17021 

17022 

17023 

17024 

17025 

17026 

17027 

17028 

17029 

17030 

17031 

17032 

17033 

17034 

17035 

17036 


(contd.) RECOMMENCE JosoJ 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Received. 

If received. 

If not received. 

Not(hing) received. 

Unless received (by) 

What is (are) received ? 

When received ? 

Receiving. 

REGEIVER(S) 

Double-headband receiver(s) 

Single-headband receiver(s) 

Receiver and manager. ' 

Official receiver(s) 

Continuous wave receiver(s) (up to — ft. wave 
length) 

Damped wave receiver(s) (up to — ft. wave length) 
RECENT(LY) 

Not recent(ly) 

Until quite recently. 

RECEPTACLE(S) 

RECESS(ES) or to Recess 

Recessed. 


Recessing. 


RECHARGE(S). 

See also Charge. 
Recharged (— hours) 

(For) recharging. 

Without recharging. 

dr to Recharge 

REC IPROCATE(S) 
Reciprocated. 

Reciprocating. 

RECIPROCITY. 

or to Reciprocate 

RECKON(S) 

Reckoned. 

Reckoning. 

or to Reckon 

RECOGNISE(S) 

Recognised. 

Not recognised. 

Recognising. 

or to Recognise 

RECOIL(S). See also Shock, 
On the recoil. 

Recoiled. 

Recoiling. 

. or to Recoil 

RECOLLECT(S) 

Recollected. 

Recollecting. 

RECOLLECTION. 

No recollection (of—) 

or to Recollect 

RECOMMENCE(S). 

See also Commence. 
Recommenced. 

or to Recommence 


347 


I2a 







josto 

Nos. 

17037 

17038 

17039 

17040 

17041 

17042 

17043 

17044 

17045 

17046 

17047 

17048 

17049 

17050 

17051 

17052 

17053 

17054 

17055 

17056 

17057 

17058 

17059 

17060 

17061 

17062 

17063 

17064 

17065 

17066 

17067 

17068 

17069 

17070 

17071 

17072 

17073 

17074 

17075 

17076 

17077 

17078 

17079 

17080 

17081 

17082 

17083 

17084 

17085 

17086 

17087 


(contd.) RECURRENCE jozik 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Recommencing. 

RECOMMEND(S) or to Recommend 

Strongly recommend(s)(ed) 

Recommended (that) 

Not recommended. 

Recommending (that) 

RECOMMENDATION(S). See also Letter. 
Good recommendation(s) 

No recommendation(s) 

On the recommendation of. 

What recommendation ? 

REGOMPENSE(S) or to Recompense 

Recompensed. 

Recompensing. 

RECONS IDER(S) or to Reconsider 

Reconsidered. 

Reconsidering. 

(On) RECONSIDERATION. 

Without reconsideration. 


RECONSTRUCT(S) or to Reconstruct 

Reconstructed. 

Reconstructing. 

RECONSTRUCTION. 

RECORD(S) or to Record 

Complete record(s) 

Good record(s) 

No record(s) 

Poor record(s) 

What record(s) 

Recorded. 

(For) recording— 

RECORDER(S). See also Speedometer. 
RECOVER(S) or to Recover 

Recovered. 

If recovered. 

„ not recovered. 

Not recovered. 

Recovering. 

Not recovering. 

RECOVERY(IES) 

No recovery(ies) 


RECTANGULAR. 

RECTIFY(IES) or to Rectify 

Rectified. 

If rectified. 

If not rectified. 

Not rectified. 

Rectifying. 

Without rectifying. 


RECURRENCE. 


No recurrence. 






jozmo 

Nos. 

17088 

17089 

17090 

17091 

17092 

17093 

17094 

17095 

17096 

17097 

17098 

17099 

17100 

17101 

17102 

17103 

17104 

17105 

17106 

17107 

17108 

17109 

17110 

17111 

17112 

17113 

17114 

17115 

17116 

17117 

17118 

17119 

17120 

17121 

17122 

17123 

17124 

17125 

17126 

17127 

17128 

17129 

17130 

17131 

17132 

17133 

17134 

17135 

17136 

17137 


RED 


REFILL 


jvgpe 


(Half) PHRASE. 


RED. See also Crimson, Pink, Scarlet, etc. 
REDEEM(S) or to Redeem 

Redeemed. 

Redeeming. 

REDEMPTION. 

REDRESS. or to Redress 

No(t) redress(ed) 

Redressed. 

Redressing. 

REDUCE(S) or to Reduce 

Reduced. 

Considerably reduced. 

If reduced. 

Not reduced. 

Slightly reduced. 

Reducing. 

REDUCTION(S). See also Price. 

Any reduction. 

Considerable reduction. 

Further reduction. 

No further reduction. 

„ reduction. 

If no reduction. 

A reduction can be made (of—) 

Slight reduction. 

Some reduction must be made. 

What reduction ? 

REED(S) 

Motor horn reed(s) 

Speaking-tube reed(s) 

REEL(S) 

REFER(S) (to) or to Refer (to) 

To what does it refer ? 

Referred (to—) 

„ back. 

Not referred. 

Referring (to) 

Not referring (to) 

REFERENCE(S) (to) 

Bankers* reference. 

„ and two trade references. 

Good reference(s) 

No reference(s) 

Trade reference. 

Weak reference(s) 

With reference(s) 

Without reference(s) 

REFILL(S). or to Refill 

See also Brake, Fill. 

Refilled. 

Refilling. 


349 







Jugtl 

N 08 . 

17138 

17139 

17140 

17141 

17142 

17143 

17144 

17145 

17146 

17147 

17148 

17149 

17150 

17151 

17152 

17153 

17154 

17155 

17156 

17157 

17158 

17159 

17160 

17161 

17162 

17163 

17164 

17165 

17166 

17167 

17168 

17169 

17170 

17171 

17172 

17173 

17174 

17175 

17176 

17177 

17178 

17179 

17180 

17181 

17182 

17183 

17184 

17185 

17186 

17187 


REGISTRATION 


junaw 


(Half) PHRASE. 


REFINE(S) or to Refine 

Refined. 

Refining. 

REF INEMENT(S) 

REFLECT(S) or to Reflect 

Reflected. 

Reflecting. 

REFLECT ION(S) 

REFLECTOR(S). See also Mirror. 

Aluminium reflector(s) 

White enamel reflector(s) 

Flat reflector(s) 

Reflector glass(es) 

Glass-covered reflector(s) 

Lens reflector(s) 

Mangin reflector(s) 

Parabolic reflector(s) 

Gold-plated reflector(s) 

Nickel-plated reflector(s) 

Silver-plated reflector(s) 

REFUND(S) or to Refund 

Refunded. 

Refunding. 

REFUSAL(S) 

First refusal. 

No refusal. 

REFUSE(S) or to Refuse 

Absolutely refuse(s) 

Do(es) not refuse. 

Refused. 

If refused. 

,, not refused. 

Not refused. 

Refusing. 

REGARD(S) 

As regards. 

Kind regards (to) 

With regard (to) 

Without regard (to) 

Regarded. 

Regarding. 

REGARDLESS (of) 

REGISTER(S). 

See also Address, Letter, Post. 
Registered. 

Registering. 

REGISTRAR(S) 

REGISTRATION (of) 

Certificate of registration. 

Registration fee. 

„ mark. 


or to Regard 


or to Register 


360 






juncy 

Nob. 

17188 

17189 

17190 

17191 

17192 

17193 

17194 

17195 

17196 

17197 

17198 

17199 

17200 

17201 

17202 

17203 

17204 

17205 

17206 

17207 

17208 

17209 

17210 

17211 

17212 

17213 

17214 

17215 

17216 

17217 

17218 

17219 

17220 

17221 

17222 

17223 

17224 

17225 

17226 

17227 

17228 

17229 

17230 

17231 

17232 

17233 

17234 

17235 

17236 


RELATIONSHIP 


juwuz 


(Half) PHRASE. 


^EGRET(S) or to Regret 

(With) great regret. 

tt no regret. 

Regretted. 

Regretting. 

REGULAR(LY). See also Irregular. 

As regularly as possible. 

Not regular(ly) 

REGULARITY. 

REGULATE(S). or to Regulate 

See also Valve. 

(To) regulate(s) from — amperes to — amperes. 
»» >> >> » — m.p.h. to — m.p.h. 

>* » » » — lbs. per sq. in. to — lbs. 

per sq. in. 

(To) regulate(s) from — r.p.m. to — r.p.m. 

>» >> >> >* — volts to — volts. 

Regulated (by) 

Not regulated. 

Regulating. 

REGULAT ION(S). See also Speed. 

Close regulation(s) 

Comply(ies) with regulations. 

Fail(s) to comply with the regulations. 

Exempt from regulations. 

No regulation(s) 

Under the regulation(s) 

Various regulations. 

What regulation(s) 

REGULATOR(S). See also Acetylene, Air. 

Fuel regulator(s) 

Heat regulator(s) 

Independent regulator(s) 

Pressure regulator(s) 

Series regulator(s) 

Shunt regulator(s) 

Speed regulator(s) 

Voltage regulator(s) 

REINFORCE(S) 

Reinforced (with) 

Reinforcing. 

RE INFORCEMENT(S) 

REJECT(S) 

Rejected. 

Rejecting. 

REJECTION(S) 

RELATE(S) (to) 

Related (to) 

Relating( to) 

RELATION(S) 

RELATIONSHIP. 


or to Reinforce 


or to Reject 


or to Relate (to) 


351 






Juwyd RELATIVE REMAINDER Jyeof 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

17237 

Juwyd 

RELATIVE(LY)(S) 

17238 

juxag 

Inform the relatives (of—) 

17239 

juxek 

No relative(s) 

17240 

juxye 

RELAY(S) or to Relay 

17241 

juyah 

Relaid. 

17242 

juyel 

Relaying. 

17243 

Juyip 

RELEASE(S). See also Valve, or to Release 

17244 

juyov 

Released. 

17245 

juyub 

If released. 

17246 

Juzem 

If no(t) release(d) 

17247 

juzgo 

No(t) release(d) 

17248 

juzmu 

When released. 

17249 

juzow 

Releasing. 

17250 

juzwe 

RELIABILITY. 

17251 

juzyg 

Complete reliability. 

17252 

jyabo 

No reliability. 

17253 

Jyaer 

What reliability. 

17254 

Jyahu 

RELIABLE(Y). See also Unreliable. 

17255 

Jyalv 

If reliable. 

17256 

Jyaly 

„ not reliable. 

17257 

Jyana 

Most reliable. 

17258 

jyaob 

Not reliable. 

17259 

jyare 

RELIANCE. See also Reliability. 

17260 

jyavl 

RELIANT (upon—) 

17261 

jybes 

RELIEF. See also Cock, Valve. 

17262 

Jyb^u 

(With) great relief. 

17263 

jybky 

No relief. 

17264 

jybma 

RELIEVE(S) or to Relieve 

17265 

jyboc 

Relieved. 

17266 

jybym 

If relieved. 

17267 

jycap 

„ not relieved. 

17268 

Jyeet 

Very relieved. 

17269 

jyclu 

Relieving. 

17270 

jycia 

RELINE(S) or to Reline 

17271 

jycod 

Relined. 

17272 

jycpe 

Relining. 

17273 

Jyeti 

RELY(IES) or to Rely 

17274 

jycuj 

Relied (upon) 

17275 

Jycyn 

Not relied (upon) 

17276 

jyczo 

Relying (upon) 

17277 

jydsl 

REMAIN(S) or to Remain 

17278 

jyduk 

If anything remains. 

17279 

Jydyo 

Must not remain longer than. 

17280 

Jyear 

Nothing remains(ing) 

17281 

Jyedu 

If nothing remains. 

17282 

jyeev 

Remained. 

17283 

Jyehy 

Remaining (until) 

17284 

Jyeiz 

If remaining. 

17285 

jyeja 

„ not remaining. 

17286 

jyene 

Not remaining. 

17287 

jyeof 

REMAINDER. See also Sell. 


362 








REMIT 


jymba 


jyeri REMAINDER ( contd.) 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

17288 

jyeri 

All the remainder. 

17289 

jyeul 

None of the remainder. 

17290 

jyexo 

Part of the remainder. 

17291 

jyfas 

REMARK(S) or to Remark 

17292 

jyfew 

No(t) remark(s)(ed) (upon) 

17293 

jyfme 

Remarked (upon) 

17294 

jyfog 

Remarking (upon) 

17295 

jyfum 

REMED Y(IES) or to Remedy 

17296 

jyfwo 

No(t) remedy(ics)(ied) 

17297 

jygat 

Only remedy (for) 

17298 

jygbu 

What remedy(ies) 

17299 

jygex 

Remedied. 

17300 

jygfy 

Remedying. 

17301 

jygha 

REMEMBER(S) (that) or to Remember 

17302 

jygib 

Unable to remember. 

17303 

jygie 

Remembered (that) 

17304 

jygoh 

It should be remembered (that) 

17305 

jygpi 

Remembering (that) 

17306 

jygun 

REMIND(S) or to Remind 

17307 

jygvo 

Reminded. 

17308 

jygyr 

Reminding. 

17309 

jyhey 

REMINDER(S) 

17310 

jyhic 

REMIT(S) or to Remit 

17311 

jyhys 

Need not remit. 

17312 

jyjaw 

Unable to remit more than. 

17313 

jyjcy 

Remitted. 

17314 

jyjmi 

How much remitted ? 

17315 

jyjok 

If not remitted (before—) 

17316 

jyjso 

Not remitted. 

17317 

jyjyu 

Through whom remitted? 

17318 

jykax 

Remitting. 

17319 

jykby 

If remitting. 

17320 

jykda 

,, not remitting. 

17321 

jykeb 

Not remitting. 

17322 

jykhe 

When remitting. 


REMIT(S) 

REMITTED 

j REMITTING 

j 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 


17323 

jykif 

17329 

jykyv 

17335 

jyiw 

For account (of) 

17324 

jykli 

17330 

jylay 

17336 

jylom 

„ our (my) 

account. 

17325 

jykol 

17331 

jylca 

17337 

jylus 

„ their (his) 

account. 

17326 

jykro 

17332 I 

jylec 

17338 

jylwu 

., your account. 

17327 

jykur 

17333 

jylge 

17339 

jymaz 

By— 

17328 

jykxu 

17334 

jyiig 

17310 

353 

jymba 

,, cheque. 





















jyraed REMIT (contd.) REMOVE jywud 


REMIT(S) 

REMITTED 

REMITTING 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 


17341 

jymed 

17356 

jyono 

17371 

jyrim 

To cover. 

17342 

jymfe 

17357 

jyoop 

17372 

jyros 

By draft (at — d/s) 

17343 

jymih 

17358 

jyotu 

17373 

jyruy 

Less. 

17344 

jymji 

17359 

jyouv 

17374 

jyryc 

As little as possible. 

17345 

jymon 

17360 

jyoxy 

17375 

jysaf 

By mail. 

17346 

jympo 

17361 

jyoza 

17376 

jysdi 

„ aerial mail. 

17347 

jymut 

17362 

jypac 

17377 

jysej 

More. 

17348 

jymvu 

17363 

jypce 

17378 

jysin 

As much as possible. 

17349 

jymyx 

17364 

jypeg 

17379 

jysjo 

Part. 

17350 

jymzy 

17365 

jypgi 

17380 

jysot 

Promptly. 

17351 

jyoab 

17366 

jypik 

17381 

jyspu 

Regularly. 

17352 

jyode 

17367 

jypmo 

17382 

jysty 

Remainder. 

17353 

jyoef 

17368 

jypsu 

17383 

jysuz 

As soon as possible. 

17354 

jyohi 

17369 

jypwy 

17384 

jysva 

By telegraphic 
transfer. 

17355 

jyoij 

17370 

jypya 

17385 

jysyd 

Through. 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

17386 

jysze 

REM ITTAN CE(S) 

17387 

jytag 

Accompanied by remittance. 

17388 

jytci 

Telegraph amount of remittance. 

17389 

jytek 

Awaiting remittance. 

17390 

jytye 

Remittance following by mail. 

17391 

jyuah 

If remittance. 

17392 

jyubi 

„ no remittance. 

17393 

jyuel 

Remittance on receipt of invoice. 

17394 

jyuho 

No remittance. 

17395 

jyunu 

Remittance with order. 

17396 

jyuov 

„ now in course of post. 

17397 

jyury 

On receipt of remittance. 

17398 

jyuta 

Acknowledge receipt of remittance. 

17399 

jyuxe 

Remittance received. 

17400 

jyvem 

„ not received. 

17401 

jyvgo 

If remittance is not received (before) 

17402 

jyvmu 

Until remittance. 

17403 

jyvow 

What remittance ? 

17404 

jyvsa 

REMOTE(LY). See also Control. 

17405 

jyvuc 

REMOVABLE. 

17406 

jyvwe 

Not removable. 

17407 

jyvyg 

REMOVAL(S) 

17408 

jywaj 

REMOVE(S) or to Remove 

17409 

jywen 

Difficult to remove. 

17410 

jywir 

Removed. 

17411 

jywox 

Easily removed. 

17412 

jywud 

Removed from. 


354 



















jyxak 

Nos. 

17413 

17414 

17415 

17416 

17417 

17418 

17419 

17420 

17421 

17422 

17423 

17424 

17425 

17426 

17427 

17428 

17429 

17430 

17431 

17432 

17433 

17434 

17435 

17436 

17437 

17438 

17439 

17440 

17441 

17442 

17443 

17444 

17445 

17446 

17447 

17448 

17449 

17450 

17451 

17452 

17453 

17454 

17455 

17456 

17457 

17458 

17459 

17460 

17461 


MOVE (contd.) 


REORGANISE 


kaegy 


(Half) PHRASE. 


If removed. 

If not removed. 

Not removed. 

Removed to — to which address farther communi¬ 
cations should be sent. 

Removing. 

If removing. 

„ not removing. 

Not removing. 

Without removing. 

REMOVER(S). See also Carbon, Valve. 
REMUNERATION. 

What remuneration. 

Without remuneration. 

REMUNERATIVE(LY) 

Not remunerative. 

RENDER(S) or to Render 

Rendered. 

Rendering. 

RENEW(S). See also Bill, or to Renew 

Draft. 

Renewed. 

Not renewed. 

Renewing. 

If renewing. 

„ not renewing. 

Not renewing. 

RENEWABLE. See also Draft. 

If renewable. 

,, not renewable. 

Not renewable. 

RENEWAL(S) 

Complete renewal(s) 

No renewal(s) 

Occasional renewal. 

Part rpnpwnl 

RENOVATE(S) or to Renovate 

Renovated. 

Renovating. 

RENOVATOR(S) 

RENT(S) or to Rent 

Rent free. 

In lieu of rent. 

No rent. 

Rent, rates and taxes. 

Rented (at) 

Renting. 

REORGANISATION. 

REORGANISE(S) or to Reorganise 

Reorganised. 

Reorganising. 


355 







REPLACE 


kakeo 


kaeme REPACK 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

17462 

kaeme 

REPACK(S) or to Repack 

17463 

kaewo 

Repacked. 

17464 

kafat 

Repacking. 

17465 

kafbu 

„ and delivery— 

17466 

kafex 

»» »> >> fob. 

17467 

kaffy 

REPAID. See also Paid, Pay, Repay. 

17468 

kafha 

If repaid. 

17469 

kafib 

„ not repaid. 

17470 

kafle 

Not repaid. 

17471 

kafoh 

REPAIR(S). or to Repair 

See also Accumulator, Band, Brake, Tyre, 
Weld. 

17472 

kafpi 

Charge for repair(s) 

17473 

kafun 

Give cost and time of repairs. 

17474 

kafvo 

Free repairs claimed. 

17475 

kafyr 

Laid up for repairs. 

17476 

kagey 

All necessary repairs. 

17477 

kagga 

No repair(s) 

17478 

kagic 

Repair outfit(s) 

17479 

kagke 

Do (my) our own repair(s) 

17480 

kagys 

Require(s) repairs. 

17481 

kahav 

Sent for repair. 

17482 

kahdy 

Trade repair(s) 

17483 

kahez 

What repair(s) are required ? 

17484 

kahfa 

Repaired. 

17485 

kahid 

If repaired. 

17486 

kahje 

„ not repaired. 

17487 

kahni 

Repairing. 

17488 

kahoj 

When repairing. 

17489 

kahto 

REPAIRER(S) 

17490 

kahup 

REPAY(S) or to Repay 

See also Pay, Repaid. 

17491 

kahyt 

Repaying. 

17492 

kahzu 

REPAYMENT(S) 

17493 

kaicy 

REPEAT(S) or to Repeat 

See also Telegram. 

17494 

kaimi 

Repeated. 

17495 

kaiso 

If repeated. 

17496 

kajax 

Not repeated. 

17497 

kajby 

Repeating. 

17498 

kajda 

If repeating. 

17499 

kajeb 

„ not repeating. 

17500 

kajhe 

Not repeating. 

17501 

kajif 

When repeating. 

17502 

kajli 

REPEATEDLY. 

17503 

kajol 

REPETITION. 

17504 

kajro 

No repetition. 

17505 

kajur 

REPLACE(S) or to Replace 

17506 

kajyv 

Replaced. 

17507 

kakay 

Not replaced. 

17508 

kakec 

Replacing. 


356 









kakge 

Nos. 

17509 

17510 

17511 

17512 

17513 

17514 

17515 

17516 

17517 

17518 

17519 

17520 

17521 

17522 

17523 

17524 

17525 

17526 

17527 

17528 

17529 

17530 

17531 

17532 

17533 

17534 

17535 

17536 

17537 

17538 

17539 

17540 

17541 

17542 

17543 

17544 

17545 

17546 

17547 

17548 

17549 

17550 

17551 

17552 

17553 

17554 

17555 

17556 

17557 

17558 


REPLACEABLE 


REPORT 


karjo 


(Half) PHRASE. 


REPLACEABLE. 

REPLACEMENT (of—) 

REPLENISH(ES) or lo Replenish 

Replenished. 

Replenishing. 

REPLEN ISHMENT(S) 

REPLICA(S) 

REPLY(IES). See also Letter, or to Reply 
Telegram. 

Reply to following address. 

„ c/o following cable address. 

,, to same address as previously. 

If any reply(ies) 

Awaiting reply (from—) 

Reply by Motor Trade Telegram Code. 

» »» Code. 

Reply(ies) expected. 

No reply(ies) expected (before) 

A reply must be given within — days. 

»» ft tt tt tt »* ■ months. 

»» tt tt tt tt tt weeks. 

If reply(ies) 

,, no immediate reply. 

Reply immediately. 

In reply to— 

Reply by mail. 

,, „ aerial mail. 

No reply(ies) 

If no reply(ies) 

Reply paid. 

„ now in course of post. 

Satisfactory reply. 

Subject to reply not later than— 

Reply by telegram. 

Unsatisfactory reply(ies) 

What is (are) the reply(ies) 

Still without any reply. 

Replied. 

If replied to. 

„ not replied to. 

Replied by mail. 

„ „ aerial mail. 

Not replied (to) 

Replied by telegram. 

Replying (to) 

„ by mail. 

„ „ aerial mail. 

Not replying. 

Replying by telegram. 

When replying. 

REPORT(S) or lo Report 


367 









karot 

Nos. 

17559 

17560 

17561 

17562 

17563 

17564 

17565 

17566 

17567 

17568 

17569 

17570 

17571 

17572 

17573 

17574 

17575 

17576 

17577 

17578 

17579 

17580 

17581 

17582 

17583 

17584 

17585 

17586 

17587 

17588 

17589 

17590 

17591 

17592 

17593 

17594 

17595 

17596 

17597 

17598 

17599 

17600 

17601 

17602 

17603 

17604 

17605 

17606 

17607 

17608 

17609 


(contd.) REPUTATION 


kaxuf 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Annual report. 

Report and balance sheet. 

Bad report(s) (of) 

Report confirmed. 

„ denied. 

Favourable report. 

Full report must be given. 

Good report(s) (of) 

No(t) report(s)(ed) 

Official(ly) report(ed) 

Periodical report. 

Unfavourable report. 

Reported (that) 

If reported. 

„ not reported. 

Reporting. 

REPRESENT(S) (that) or to Represent 

Represented (that) 

If represented. 

„ not represented. 

Not represented. 

Representing (that) 

REPRESENTATION. 

Without representation. 
REPRESENTATIVE(S) (of—) 

No representative(s) 

Our (my) representative(s) 

Their (his) representative(s) 

Your representative(s) 

REPRIMAND(S) or to Reprimand 

Reprimanded. 

Reprimanding. 

REPRINT(S). See also Print, or to Reprint 
Obtain a reprint. 

Reprint can be obtained. 

„ cannot be obtained. 

Reprinted. 

Reprinting. 

REPRODUCE(S) or to Reproduce 

Reproduced. 

Reproducing. 

REPRODUGTION(S) 

REPUD IATE(S) or to Repudiate 

Repudiated. 

Repudiating. 

(In) REPUDIATION (of) 

REPUTABLE. 

REPUTATION(S) 

Bad reputation. 

(Of) high reputation. 

„ no reputation. 


358 






kaxyj 

Nos. 

17610 

17611 

17612 

17613 

17614 

17615 

17616 

17617 

17613 

17619 

17620 

17621 

17622 

17623 

17624 

17625 

17626 

17627 

17628 

17629 

17630 

17631 

17632 

17633 

17634 

17635 

17636 

17637 

17638 

17639 

17640 

17641 

17642 

17643 

17644 

17645 

17646 

17647 

17648 

17649 

17650 

17651 

17652 

17653 

17654 

17655 

17656 

17657 

17658 

17659 


PUTATIOIM ( conld .) 


RESERVE 


kedzu 


(Half) PHRASE. 


What is the reputation (of—) 

REQUEST(S). See also Demand, or to Request 
At the request of— 

On request. 

Requested (that) 

If requested. 

Not requested. 

Specially requested. 

Requesting (that) 

REQUIRE(S) or to Require 

Required. 

As required. 

Everything required. 

If required. 

Not required. 

If not required. 

Rarely required. 

Urgently required. 

When required. 

Where required. 

Requiring. 

REQU IREMENT(S) 

According to requirements. 

All requirements. 

Sufficient for all requirements. 

Every possible requirement. 

Exact requirements. 

(To) meet(s) the requirements (of) 

No requirements. 

Made up to own requirements. 

Reasonable requirements. 

Urgent requirements. 

What requirement(s) 

REQUISITION(S) or to Requisition 

In requisition. 

Not in requisition. 

Requisitioned. 

Requisitioning. 

RESALE (of). See also Resell. 
RESEARCH(ES) 

RESELL(S). See also Resold, or to Resell 
Sell. 

Reselling. 

RESERVATION. 

No reservation(s) 

RESERVE(S) or to Reserve 

Ample reserve. ' 

With great reserve. 

In reserve. 

Insufficient reserve(s) 

No reserve(s) 


359 







RESOLVE 


kekwy 


keeoy RESERVE ( contd .) 


N 08 . 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

17660 

keecy 

Without reserve. 

17661 

keemi 

Reserved. 

17662 

keeso 

If reserved. 

17663 

keeyu 

Not(hing) reserved. 

17664 

kefax 

Reserving. 

17665 

kefby 

If reserving. 

17666 

kefeb 

,, not reserving. 

17667 

kefhe 

RESERVO IR(S) 

17668 

kefil 

RESHIP(S) or to Reship 

17669 

kefli 

Reshipped. 

17670 

kefol 

Reshipping. 

17671 

kefro 

RES IDENT(S)( iAL) 

17672 

kefur 

RESIGN(S) or to Resign 

17673 

kefyv 

Resign at onee. 

17674 

kegay 

Do not resign. 

17675 

kegca 

Resigned. 

17676 

kegec 

If resigned. 

17677 

kegge 

If not resigned. 

17678 

kegig 

Not resigned. 

17679 

kegkl 

Resigning. 

17680 

kegom 

If resigning. 

17681 

kegus 

If not resigning. 

17682 

kehaz 

Not resigning. 

17683 

kehba 

RESIGN AT ION(S) 

17684 

kehed 

Resignation accepted. 

17685 

kehji 

„ not accepted. 

17686 

kehon 

,, (s) called for. 

17687 

kehpo 

Offer (our) (my) resignation. 

17688 

kehut 

RESILIENCE(Y) 

17689 

kehvu 

RESILIENT. 

17690 

kehyx 

RESIST(S) or to Resist 

17691 

kehzy 

Resisted. 

17692 

kejab 

I: resisted. 

17693 

kejde 

,, not resisted. 

17694 

kejef 

Not resisted. 

17695 

kejhl 

Resisting. 

17696 

kejlj 

If resisting. 

17697 

kejno 

,, not resisting. 

17698 

kejop 

RESISTANCE. Sec also Aik, Wing. 

17699 

kejtu 

Resistance board(s) 

17700 

kejuv 

Centre of resistance. 

17701 

kejyz 

Head resistance. 

17702 

kejza 

No resistance. 

17703 

kekac 

Resistance(s) of — ohms to cariy — amperes. 

17704 

kekce 

Slight resistance. 

17705 

kekeg 

What resistance. 

17706 

kekgi 

RESOLD (at—).. See also Resell, Sold. 

17707 

kekik 

RESOLUT ION(S) 

17708 

kekmo 

RESOLVE(S) or to Resolve 

17709 

keksu 

Resolved. 

17710 

kekwy 

Resolving. 


360 






kekya 

Nos. 

17711 

17712 

17713 

17714 

17715 

17716 

17717 

17718 

17719 

17720 

17721 

17722 

17723 

17724 

17725 

17726 

17727 

17728 

17729 

17730 

17731 

17732 

17733 

17734 

17735 

17736 

17737 

17738 

17739 

17740 

17741 

17742 

17743 

17744 

17745 

17746 

17747 

17748 

17749 

17750 

17751 

17752 

17753 

17754 

17755 

17756 

17757 

17758 

17759 

17760 

17761 


RESORT 


RESTORE 


kerpy 


(Half) PHRASE. 


RESORT(S) (to) or to Resort (to) 

Resorted (to) 

Resorting (to) 

RESOURCE(S) 

All resources. 

If resources. 

No resource(s) 

(As a) last resource. 

Sufficient resource(s) 

If without resource(s) 

RESPECT(S) or to Respect 

In certain respects. 

„ every respect. 

„ respect of— 

„ this respect. 

With respect (to—) 

Without respect (to—) 

Respected. 

Respecting. 

RESPECTABLE. 

Not respectable. 

Very respectable. 

RESPECT IVE(LY) 

RESPOND(S) or to Respond 

Responded (to—) 

Responding (to—) 

(In) RESPONSE (to) 

RESPONSIBILITY(IES) 

All responsibility. 

Any responsibility. 

Take(s) full responsibility (for—) 

Further responsibility. 

No responsibility can be taken (for) 
RESPONSIBLE (for) 

Entirely responsible (for) 

Not entirely responsible (for) 

If responsible (for) 

,, not responsible (for) 

Largely responsible (for) 

Not responsible (for) 

Who is (are) responsible (for) 
RESPONSIVE(NESS) 

REST(S). See also Bonnet, Rail. or to *\est 
Arm rest(s) 

Back rest(s) 

Slide rest(s) 

Rested (on) 

Resting (on) 

RESTORATION (of) 

RESTORE(S) or to Restore 

Restored. 


£61 






kerra 

Nos. 

17762 

17763 

17764 

17765 

17766 

17767 

17768 

17769 

17770 

17771 

17772 

17773 

17774 

17775 

17776 

17777 

17778 

17779 

17780 

17781 

17782 

17783 

17784 

17785 

17786 

17787 

17788 

17789 

17790 

17791 


RESTORE (contd.) 


RETIRE 


keyka 


(Half) 

word. 


(Half) PHRASE. 


kerra 

kerud 

kerve 

kerzi 

kesak 

kesis 

kesoy 

kesyi 

ketal 

ketdo 

ketep 


Not restored. 

When restored. 
Restoring 
Not restoring. 
RESTRIGT(S) 
Restricted (to) 

If restricted (to) 

If not restricted (to) 
Not restricted (to) 
Restricting. 
RESTRICTION(S) 


or to Restrict 


ketit 

ketju 

ketny 

ketoz 

ketpa 

kette 

ketuf 

ketyj 

keuco 

keumy 

keuwi 

kevan 

kevbo 

kever 

kevhu 

keviv 

kevly 

kevna 

kevob 

kevre 

kevyl 

kewes 

kewgu 

kewky 

kewma 

kewoc 

kewym 

kexap 

kexet 

kexfu 

kexix 

kexjy 

kexla 

kexod 

kexpe 

kexti 

kexuj 

kexyn 

kexzo 

keyka 


No restrictions. 

Restrictions removed. 

When restrictions are removed. 

RESULT(S). See also Shock. or to Result 
As a (the) result (of) 

Best result(s) 

Better result(s) 

Equal result(s) 

(With) favourable rcsult(s) 

No result(s) 

Poor result(s) 

Positive result(s) 

With the same result. 

(With) unfavourable results. 

. What result(s) 

With the result that. 

Without result(s) 

Worse result(s) 

Resulted (in) 

Resulting (in) 

RESUME(S) or to Resume 

Resumed. 

Not resumed. 

Resuming. 

Not resuming. 

RESUMPTION. 

No resumption (of) 

On (the) resumption (of) 

RETAIL. 

RETAILER(S) 

RETAIN(S) or to Retain 

Retained. 

Retaining. 

RETAINER(S). See also Ball, Oil. 
RETARD(S) or to Retard 

Retarded. 

Retarding. 

RETENTION (of) 

RETIRE(S) or to Retire 

Retired. 


362 











REVERSE 


Mb* 


keys! RETIRE (contd.) 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

17813 

keys! 

Retiring. 

17814 

keyuk 

(On the) RETIREMENT (of—) 

17815 

kezar 

RETURN(S) or to Return 

17816 

kezdu 

Annual returns. 

17817 

kezev 

By return. 

17818 

kezhy 

Gross returns. 

17819 

keziz 

Return not later than— 

17820 

kezja 

Monthly ret’urns. 

17821 

kezne 

Net returns. 

17822 

kezof 

No(n) return(s) 

17823 

kezri 

Return as soon as possible. 

17824 

kezul 

On the return of. 

17825 

kezyp 

Periodical returns. 

17826 

klacy 

Quarterly returns. 

17827 

kiaml 

To return to. 

17828 

kiaso 

Weekly returns. 

17829 

kiayu 

Half-yearly returns. 

17830 

klbax 

Returned. 

17831 

kibby 

If returned. 

17832 

kibda 

,, riot returned. 

17833 

kibeb 

Not returned. 

17834 

kibhe 

When returned. 

17835 

klblf 

Returning. 

17836 

klbli 

If returning. 

17837 

kibol 

„ not returning. 

17838 

kibro 

Not returning (before—) 

17839 

kibxu 

Returning next month. 

17840 

kibyv 

„ this month. 

17841 

kicay 

„ as soon as possible. 

17842 

klcca 

„ to-day. 

17843 

kicec 

„ to-morrow. 

17844 

klcge 

When returning. 

17845 

kicig 

RETURNABLE. 

17846 

kick! 

Not returnable. 

17847 

klcom 

REVEAL(S) or to Reueal 

17848 

kicus 

Revealed. 

17849 

kicwu 

Revealing. 

17850 

kidaz 

REVENUE. See also Officer. 

17851 

kidba 

Gross revenue. 

17852 

klded 

Inland revenue. 

17853 

kidle 

Net revenue. 

17854 

kidih 

No revenue. 

17855 

kidji 

What revenue ? 

17856 

kldon 

REVERSAL. 

17857 

kidpo 

REVERSE(S). See also Gear, or to Revqne 

Lever, Pinion, Shaft, Wheel. 

17858 

kidut 

Reversed. 

17859 

kidvu 

If reversed. 

17860 

kldyx 

„ not reversed. 

17861 

kidzy 

Not reversed. 

17862 

kifab 

Reversing. 


363 






klfde 

Nos. 

17863 

17864 

17865 

17866 

17867 

17868 

17869 

17870 

17871 

17872 

17873 

17874 

17875 

17876 

17877 

17878 

17879 

17880 

17881 

17882 

17883 

17884 

17885 

17886 

17887 

17888 

17889 

17890 

17891 

17892 

17893 

17894 

17895 

17896 

17897 

17898 

17899 

17900 

17901 

17902 

17903 

17904 

17905 

17906 

17907 

17908 

17909 

17910 

17911 

17912 


REVERSIBLE 


RIDE 


kilel 


(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

klfde 

REVERSIBLE. 


kifef 

Not reversible. 


kifhi 

REVERSION(S) 


klfij 

With reversion. 


kifno 

Without reversion. 


kifop 

REVERT(S) 

or to Revert 

klftu 

Reverted (to—) 


kifuv 

Reverting (to—) 


kifxy 

REVIEW(S) 

or to Review 

klfyz 

Reviewed. 


kifza 

Reviewing. 


kigac 

REVISE(S) 

or to Revise 

kigeg 

Revised. 


kiggi 

Not revised. 


kigmo 

Revising. 


kigsu 

REV IVE(S) 

or to Revive 

kigwy 

Revived. 


klgya 

Reviving. 


kihad 

REV IVER(S) 


kihbe 

REVOLUTION(S) 


kiheh 

Axis of revolution(s) 


kihfi 

At — revolutions per minute (r.p.m.) 

kihil 

Maximum number of revolutions. 

kihlo 

RE VOLUT ION AR Y( IES) 


kihor 

REVOLVE(S) 

or to Revolve 

klhru 

Revolved. 


kihux 

Revolving. 


kihvy 

REWARD(S) 

or to Reward 

kihxa 

No reward. 


kihyb 

Reward offered (of—) 


kljaf 

If a reward is offered. 


kljdl 

Rewarded. 


kljej 

Rewarding. 


kijln 

RHEOSTAT(S) (— ohms to carry 

— amperes) 

kljjo 

RHODES IA(N)(S) 


kijot 

RIB(S). See also Tyre. 

or to Rib 

kijpu 

Ribbed. 


kijty 

Ribbing. 


kijuz 

RICH(LY) 


kljva 

RICHER. 


kljyd 

RICHEST. 


kijze 

RID. 


kikag 

Get(s) rid of. 


klkcl 

Getting rid of. 


klkek 

Got rid of. 


klksy 

Not rid of. 


kikye 

RIDDEN. See also Ride, Rode. 


kllah 

RIDE(S). See also Ridden, 

or to Ride 


Rode. 

. 

kilbl 

Riding. 


kilel 

Not riding. 



364 







kilho 

Nos. 

17913 

17914 

17915 

17916 

17917 

17918 

17919 

17920 

17921 

17922 

17923 

17924 

17925 

17926 

17927 

17928 

17929 

17930 

17931 

17932 

17933 

17934 

17935 

17936 

17937 

17938 

17939 

17940 

17941 

17942 

17943 

17944 

17945 

17946 

17947 

17948 

17949 

17950 

17951 

17952 

17953 

17954 

17955 

17956 

17957 

17958 

17959 

17960 

17961 

17962 


RIDER 


RING 


kirob 


(Half) PHRASE. 


RIDER(S) 

RIFLE(S). See also Clip. 

RIG(S) or to Rig 

Rigged. 

If rigged. 

If not rigged. 

Not rigged. 

Rigging. 

RIGGER(S) 

RIGHT(S)(LY). See also Alright, Hand, Way, etc. 
If right(ly) 

If not right(ly) 

No right(s) (to—) 

Not right(ly) 

Put right. 

Quite right(ly) 

All rights reserved. 

Selling rights. 

Sole selling rights. 

What right(s) 

RIGID(LY) 

Non-rigid (or not rigidly) 

Semi-rigid. 

RIM(S). See also Belt, Tool, Tyre. 

Detachable rim(s) (for — x — tyre) 

Dual riin(s) (for — x — tyre) 

Beaded edge rim(s) (for — x — tyre) 

Wired edge rim(s) (for — x — tyre) 

Jointed rim(s) (for — x — tyre) 

Jointless rim(s) (for — x — tyre) 

Spare rim(s) (for — x — tyre) 

Standard riin(s) (for — x •— tyre) 

Rim washer(s) 

RING(S). See also Adapter, Clutch, Eyelet, 
Gear, Joint, Piston, Thrust. 

Bearing ring(s) 

Concentric ring(s) 

Cup ring(s) 

Curtain ring(s) 

Eccentric ring(s) 

Felt ring(s) 

Flush ring(s) 

Half ring(s) 

Hub ring(s) 

„ locking ring(s) 

Inner ring(s) 

Junk ring(s) 

Knurled ring(s) 

Obturator ring(s) 

Oil ring(s) 

Outer ring(s) 


365 







kirre 

Nos. 

17963 

17964 

17965 

17966 

17967 

17968 

17969 

17970 

17971 

17972 

17973 

17974 

17975 

17976 

17977 

17978 

17979 

17980 

17981 

17982 

17983 

17984 

17985 

17986 

17987 

17988 

17989 

17990 

17991 

17992 

17993 

17994 

17995 

17996 

17997 

17998 

17999 

18000 

18001 

18002 

18003 

18004 

18005 

18006 

18007 

18008 

18009 

18010 

18011 

18012 


RING (contd.) 


RIVAL 


kixv* 


(Half) 

word. 


kirre 

kiruh 

kirvi 

kiryl 

kises 

kisgu 

kisky 

kisma 

kisoc 

kisym 

kitap 

kitet 

kitfu 

kitix 

kitjy 

kitla 

kitod 

kitpe 

kitti 

kituj 

kityn 

kitzo 

kiuka 

kiusi 

kiuyo 

kivar 

klvdu 

kivev 

kivhy 

kiviz 

kivja 

kivne 

klvof 

kivri 

kivul 

kivyp 

kiwas 

kiwog 

kiwum 

kixat 

klxbu 

klxex 

kixfy 

kixha 

kixib 

kixle 

kixoh 

kixpi 

kixun 

kixvo 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Packing ring(s) 

Screw ring(s) 

Slip ring(s) 

Spring ring(s) 

„ locking ring(s) 

RISE(S) or to Rise 

See also Rose, Temperature. 

Rise(s) above— 

Likely to rise (to—) 

Not likely to rise (beyond—) 

Sharp rise. 

Steady rise. 

Temporary rise. 

Risen. 

If risen (to—) 

If not risen (beyond—) 

Not risen. 

Rising. 

Not rising. 

RISK(S). See also Insure. or to Risk 

All risk(s) 

Any risk (of—) 

If any risk (of—) 

Aviation risk(s) 

(At) consignee’s risk. 

„ consignor’s risk. 

„ customer’s risk. 

Heavy risk. 

Risk too heavy. 

(At) makers’ risk. 

Marine risk. 

No risk. 

If no risk. 

Take no risk (of—) 

Obviate(s) any risk (of—) 

(At) our (my) risk. 

„ owners’ risk. 

Third party risk. 

Some risk (of—) 

(At) their (his) risk. 

War risk(s) 

What risk(s) 

(At) your risk. 

Risked. 

Risking. 

If risking. 

Worth risking. 

Not worth risking. 

RISKY. 

RIVAL(S) or to Rival 

Rivalled. 


366 








klxyr RIVAL (contd.) ROB kluog 


N08. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

18013 

kixyr 

Rivalling. 

18014 

kiyey 

RIVER(S) 

18015 

klyga 

RIVET(S). See also Pin, or to Rivet 

Seam, Washer. 

18016 

kiyic 

Bifurcated rivet(s) (— gauge or diam. — length) 

18017 

kiyke 

Chain rivet(s) (for — chain) 

18018 

kizav 

Rivet head(s) 

18019 

kizdy 

Countersunk headed rivet(s) (— gauge or diam. 
— length) 

18020 

kizez 

Flat headed rivet(s) (— gauge or diam. — length) 

18021 

kizfa 

Mushroom headed rivet(s)(—gauge or diam.—length) 

18022 

kizid 

Snap head rivet(s) (— gauge or diam. — length) 

18023 

kizje 

Bifurcated oval headed rivet(s) (— gauge or diam. 
— length) 

18024 

kizni 

Slotted oval headed rivet(s) (— gauge or diam. 
— length) 

18025 

kizoj 

Tubular rivet(s) (— gauge or diam. — length) 

18026 

kizto 

Riveted (to) 

18027 

kizup 

Double riveted. 

18028 

kizyt 

If riveted. 

18029 

kizzu 

,, not riveted. 

18030 

klaca 

Not riveted. 

18031 

klaec 

Single riveted. 

18032 

klage 

Treble riveted. 

18033 

klaig 

Riveting. 

18034 

klaki 

Not riveting. 

18035 

klaom 

RIVETER(S) 

18036 

klaus 

Riveter’s holder(s)-up. 

18037 

kleac 

ROAD(S). See also Rule, Spring, Test. 

18038 

klece 

Bad road(s) 

18039 

kleeg 

Road(s) blocked (by—) 

18040 

klegl 

Corner(s) of road(s) 

18041 

kleik 

Cross road(s) 

18042 

klemo 

Flat road(s) 

18043 

klesu 

Good road(s) 

18044 

klewy 

Hilly road(s) 

18045 

kleya 

If road(s) 

18046 

kliag 

Main road(s) 

18047 

klicl 

No road(s) 

18048 

kliek 

On the road. 

18049 

klisy 

Road(s) now open. 

18050 

kloam 

,, „ not yet open. 

18051 

kloco 

In any part of the road. 

18052 

klomy 

Rough road(s) 

18053 

kloug 

Road surface. 

18054 

klowi 

Even road surface. 

18055 

kluas 

Uneven road surface. 

18056 

klucu 

What is the state of the road(s) 

18057 

klugy 

ROADSTER(S). See also Bicycle. 

18058 

klume 

ROAN(S) 

18059 

kluog 

ROB(S) or to Rob 


367 






ROD 


kofov 


kluwo ROB (contd.) 


No8. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

18060 

kluwo 

Robbed (of) 

18061 

klyaw 

Robbing. 

18062 

klycy 

ROBBER Y(1ES) 

18063 

klyok 

ROCK(S)(Y). See also Lever. or to Rock 

18064 

klyso 

Rocked. 

18065 

koace 

Rocking. 

18066 

koagi 

ROCKER(S). See also Arm, Tappet. 

18067 

koamo 

ROD(S). See also Accelerator, Brake, Control, 
Gear, Gearshift, Piston, Plunger, Stay, 
Steer, Torque, Trigger, Valve, etc. 

18068 

koasu 

Actuating rod(s) 

18069 

koawy 

Aluminium rod(s) (— diam.) 

18070 

koaya 

Brass rod(s) (— diam.) 

18071 

kobad 

Phosphor bronze rod(s) (— diam.) 

18072 

kobbe 

Chill cast rod(s) (— diam.) 

18073 

kobeh 

Catch rod(s) 

18074 

kobil 

Connecting rod(s) 

18075 

koblo 

Forked connecting rod(s) 

18076 

kobor 

Inside connecting rod(s) 

18077 

kobru 

Outside connecting rod(s) 

18078 

kobux 

Slipper connecting rod(s) 

18079 

kobvy 

Connecting rod bearing(s) 

18080 

kobxa 

„ „ bush(es)(ing)(s) 

18081 

kobyb 

,, „ complete. 

18082 

kocim 

Control rod(s) 

18083 

kocko 

Copper rod(s) (— diam.) 

18084 

kocos 

Coupling rod(s) 

18085 

kocuy 

Cross rod(s) 

18086 

kocwa 

Curtain rod(s) 

18087 

kocyc 

Rod cutter(s) (up to — inch) 

18088 

kodaf 

Each rod(s) 

18089 

koddi 

Ebonite rod(s) (— diam.) 

18090 

kodej 

End(s) of rod(s) 

18091 

kodjo 

Extension rod(s) 

18092 

kodot 

Feeding rod(s) 

18093 

kodpu 

Fibre rod(s) (— diam.) 

18094 

kodty 

Foot rod(s) 

18095 

koduz 

Fore rod(s) 

18096 

kodva 

Glass rod(s) (— diam.) 

18097 

kodyd 

Hinge rod(s) 

18098 

kodze 

Iron rod(s) (— diam.) 

18099 

koeci 

Cast iron rod(s) (—- diam.) 

18100 

koeek 

Rod joint(s) 

18101 

koesy 

Lifting rod(s) 

18102 

kofah 

Locking rod(s) 

18103 

kofbi 

Measure(ing) rod(s) 

18104 

kofel 

Negative rod(s) 

18105 

kofho 

Solid nickel rod(s) (— diam.) 

18106 

kofip 

Operating rod(s) 

18107 

kofnu 

Porcelain rod(s) (— diam.) 

18108 

kofov 

Positive rod(s) 


368 










kofry ROD (contd.) ROSE kolre 


Nob. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

18109 

kofry 

Pull rod(s) 

18110 

kofta 

Push rod(s) 

18111 

kofub 

Radius rod(s) 

18112 

kofxe 

Rear rod(s) 

18113 

kofyf 

Selector rod(s) 

18114 

kogem 

Steel rod(s) (— diam.) 

18115 

koggo 

Stop rod(s) 

18116 

kogmu 

Striking rod(s) 

18117 

kogow 

Support(ing) rod(s) 

18118 

kogsa 

Tappet rod(s) 

18119 

koguc 

Tension rod(s) 

18120 

kogwe 

Tie rod(s) 

18121 

kogyg 

Hexagon tool steel rod(s) (— diam.) 

18122 

kohaj 

Round tool steel rod(s) — diam.) 

18123 

kohen 

Square tool steel rod(s) (— diam.) 

18124 

kohfo 

Truss rod(s) 

18125 

kohir 

Wooden rod(s) (— diam.) 

18126 

kohlu 

RODE. See also Ridden, Ride. 

18127 

kohox 

ROLL(S). See also Tool. or to Roll 

18128 

kohpy 

Rolled. 

18129 

kohra 

If rolled (or if in rolfc) 

18130 

kohud 

Not rolled. 

18131 

kohve 

Rolling. 

18132 

kohzi 

ROLLER(S). See also Rearing, Buckle, Chain, 
Tappet. 

18133 

koiku 

Path of roller(s) 

18134 

kojal 

Roller plate(s) 

18135 

kojdo 

Taper roller(s) 

18136 

kojep 

ROOF(S). See also Ladder, Rail, or to Roof 

18137 

kojit 

Roofed. 

18138 

kojju 

Roofing. 

18139 

kojny 

ROOM(S). See also Engine. 

18140 

kojoz 

Bedroom(s) 

18141 

kojpa 

Enough room(s) 

18142 

kojte 

Not enough room(s) 

18143 

kojuf 

If there is (are) room(s) 

18144 

kokam 

„ „ „ „ no room(s) 

18145 

kokmy 

More room(s) 

18146 

kokse 

No room(s) 

18147 

kokug 

If no room(s) 

18148 

kokwi 

Reserve room(s) for self (arriving—) 

18149 

kokyk 

„ — rooms for — persons (arriving—) 

18150 

kolan 

Room(s) reserved as requested. 

18151 

kolbo 

Suite of rooms. 

18152 

koler 

ROPE(S). See also Tarpaulin. 

18153 

kolhu 

Cotton rope (— circumference) 

18154 

koliv 

Hemp rope (— circumference) 

18155 

kolly 

Tarred hemp rope (— circumference) 

18156 

kolna 

Manilla rope (— circumference) 

18157 

kolob 

Wire rope (— circumference) 

18158 

kolre 

ROSE(S). See also Rise. 


369 








koluh ROSETTE RUBBER kosga 


Nos, 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

18159 

koluh 

ROSETTE(S) 

18160 

kolvi 

ROTATE(S). See also Rotation. 

18161 

kolyl 

Rotated. 

18162 

komes 

Rotating. 

18163 

komgu 

(In) ROTATION. 

18164 

komky 

Clockwise rotation. 

18165 

komma 

Anti-clockwise rotation. 

18166 

komoc 

Either rotation. 

18167 

komym 

Not in rotation. 

18168 

konap 

Path of rotation. 

18169 

konet 

ROUGH(LY) 

18170 

konfu 

ROUGHEN(S) or to Roughen 

18171 

konix 

Roughened. 

18172 

konjy. 

Roughening. 

18173 

konla 

ROUGHER. 

18174 

konod 

ROUGHEST. 

18175 

konpe 

ROUGHNESS. 

18176 

konti 

ROUND(S) or to Round 

18177 

konuj 

All round. 

18178 

konyn 

Half round. 

18179 

konzo 

Not round. 

18180 

kooka 

Perfectly round. 

18181 

koosi 

Rounded. 

18182 

kooyo 

Rounding. 

18183 

kopar 

ROUTE(S). See also Board, Ship. 

18184 

kopdu 

Air route. 

18185 

kopev 

All routes. 

18186 

kophy 

Another route. 

18187 

koplx 

Best route. 

18188 

kopja 

What is the best route ? 

18189 

kopne 

Better route(s) 

18190 

kopof 

En route (for—) 

18191 

kopri 

Following route(s) 

18192 

kopul 

Longest route. 

18193 

kopxo 

Quickest route(s) 

18194 

kopyp 

Same route! 

18195 

korat 

Shortest route. 

18196 

korbu 

ROUTINE. 

18197 

korex 

ROW(S). See also Bearing. 

18198 

korfy 

Double row(s) 

18199 

korha 

Several row(s) of— 

18200 

korib 

Single row(s) 

18201 

korle 

RQWLOCK(S) 

18202 

koroh 

ROYAL(LY) 

18203 

korpi 

ROYALTY(IES) 

18204 

korun 

RUB(S) or to Rub 

18205 

korvo 

Rubbed. 

18206 

kosey 

Rubbing. 

18207 

kosga 

RUBBER(S). Sec also Clip, Cord, Cover, Disc, 
Hose, Insulator, Mat, Pack, Pedal, 
Solution, Tube, Tyre, Washer. 

37P 










kosio RUBBER ( contd .) RUN koxzy 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

18208 

kosic 

Rubber(s)-do\vn. 

18209 

koske 

Flexible rubber. 

18210 

kosys 

Grey rubber. 

18211 

kotav 

Hard rubber. 

18212 

kotez 

Para rubber. 

18213 

kotfa 

Red rubber. 

18214 

kotid 

Rubber sheeting (— length x — width x — 



thickness) 

18215 

kotje 

Soft rubber. 

18216 

kotni 

Solid rubber. 

18217 

kotoj 

Vulcanised rubber. 

18218 

kotto 

Waste rubber. 

18219 

kotup 

RUBY. 

18220 

kotyt 

RUDDER. See also Bar. 

18221 

kotzu 

Balanced rudder(s) 

18222 

koucy 

• Horizontal rudder(s) 

18223 

koumi 

Vertical rudder(s) 

18224 

kouso 

RUIN(S) or to Ruin 

18225 

kouyu 

Ruined. 

18226 

kovax 

Entirely ruined. 

18227 

kovby 

Nearly ruined. 

18228 

kovda 

Ruining. 

18229 

koveb 

RUINOUS(LY) 

18230 

kovhe 

RULE(S). See also Light, or to Rule 



Regulation, Signal. 

18231 

kovif 

Against the rules. 

18232 

kovli 

Alteration in rules. 

18233 

kovol 

Folding rule(s) 

18234 

kovro 

Hard and fast rule. 

18235 

kovur 

No hard and fast rule. 

18236 

kovyv 

If rule(s) 

18237 

koway 

,, no rule(s) 

18238 

kowca 

International rule(s) 

18239 

kowec 

No rulc(s) 

18240 

kowge 

Rules of the road. 

18241 

kowig 

Slide rule(s) 

18242 

kowki 

Steel rule(s) 

18243 

kowom 

What is (are) the rule(s) as to 

18244 

kowus 

Ruled. 

18245 

koxaz 

Ruling. 

18246 

koxba 

RULER(S) 

18247 

koxed 

RUMOUR(S) 

18248 

koxfe 

Rumour is confirmed (that) 

18249 

koxji 

No foundation in the rumour (that) 

18250 

koxon 

Rumoured (that) 

18251 

koxpo 

RUN(S). See also Board, Ran, or to Run 



Tank, Test. 

18252 

koxut 

Run(s) at— 

18253 

koxvu 

Average run(ning) (of—) 

18254 

koxyx 

Clear run of. 

18255 

koxzy 

Continuous run(s) (of — hour(s) 


371 


13 







kozab RUN (contd.) SADDLE krovo 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

18256 

kozab 

Run(s)(ning) in either direction. 

18257 

kozde 

Run down. 

18258 

kozef 

Run(s) independently. 

18259 

kozhi 

„ „ into. 

18260 

kozij 

In the long run. 

18261 

kozno 

Run out. 

18262 

kozop 

Run(s) perfectly. 

18263 

koztu 

„ „ satisfactorily. 

18264 

kozuv 

,, „ unsatisfactorily. 

18265 

kozyz 

Run up. 

18266 

kozza 

Running (at—) 

18267 

kraaf 

Direction of running. 

18268 

kradi 

If running. 

18269 

kraej 

„ not running. 

18270 

krain 

Not running. 

18271 

krajo 

Running out. 

18272 

kraot 

Overrun(ning) 

18273 

krapu 

Quiet running. 

18274 

kraty 

Steady running. 

18275 

krauz 

Running through— 

18276 

krava 

While running. 

18277 

kraze 

RUNABOUT(S) (— h.p.) 

18278 

kreaj 

RUPEE(S) 

18279 

kreen 

RUSSIA(N)(S) 

18280 

krefo 

RUST(S). See also Proof. or to Rust 

18281 

krelu 

Rusted. 

18282 

kreox 

Rusting. 

18283 

krepy 

Non-rusting. 

18284 

krera 

S. 

18285 

kreud 

SACK(S) (of—) 

18286 

kreve 

SACRIFICE(S) or to Sacrifice 

18287 

krezi 

At a sacrifice (of) 

18288 

krian 

Without sacrifice. 

18289 

kribo 

Sacrificed. 

18290 

krier 

Sacrificing. 

18291 

krihu 

SADDLE(S). See also Clamp, or to Saddle 

Clip, Cover, Pin. 

Gent’s cycle saddle(s) (— ins. x — ins.) 

18292 

krily 

18293 

krina 

Juvenile cycle saddle(s) (—- ins. x — ins.) 

18294 

kriob 

Ladies’ cycle saddle(s) (— ins. x — ins.) 

18295 

krire 

Motor cycle saddlc(s) (— ins. x — ins.) 

18296 

krivi 

Lightweight motor cycle saddle (— ins. x — ins.) 

18297 

kroat 

Bucket seat motor cycle saddle(s) 

18298 

krobu 

Pan seat motor cycle saddle(s) 

18299 

krofy 

Racing cycle saddle(s) (— ins. x — ins.) 

18300 

kroha 

Saddle spring(s) 

18301 

kroib 

Plain coil saddle spring(s) 

18302 

krole 

Twisted coil saddle spring(s) 

18303 

kropi 

Tandem saddle(s) 

18304 

kroun 

Wire saddle(s) 

18305 

krovo 

Saddled (with) 


372 













kruaz 


SADDLE (contd.) 


SALE 


kueco 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

18306 

kruaz 

Saddling. 

18307 

kruba 

SAFE(LY). See also Unsafe. 

18308 

krued 

Fairly safe(ly) 

18309 

krufe 

If safe(ly) 

18310 

kruji 

Hardly safe(ly) 

18311 

kruon 

Petrol safe(s) 

18312 

krupo 

Quite safe(ly) 

18313 

kruvu 

Spirit safe(s) 

18314 

kruzy 

SAFEGUARD.(S) (against) or to Safeguard 

18315 

kryad 

No safeguard(s) (against) 

18316 

krybe 

Safeguarded (against) 

18317 

kryeh 

Safeguarding (against) 

18318 

kryfi 

SAFETY. See also Belt, Valve. 

18319 

kryil 

General safety. 

18320 

krylo 

Perfect safety. 

18321 

kryor 

With safety. 

18322 

kryru 

Not with safety. 

18323 

kryux 

SAID. See also Say. 

18324 

kryvy 

SAIL(S). See also Leave. or to Sait 

18325 

kryxa 

Arranging to sail. 

18326 

kuamu 

Expecting to sail. 

18327 

kuasa 

Intended to sail. 

18328 

kuawe 

Unable to sail before— 

18329 

kubaj 

Sailed. 

18330 

kuben 

If already sailed. 

18331 

kubfo 

Sailing— 

18332 

kubir 

Not sailing (before—) 

18333 

kublu 

On the point of sailing. 

18334 

kubox 

Sailing by first steamer. 

18335 

kubpy 

„ to-day. 

18336 

kubra 

„ to-morrow. 

18337 

kubud 

,, this week. 

18338 

kubve 

„ next week. 

18339 

kubzl 

When are (is) they (he) sailing ? 

18340 

kucak 

„ „ you sailing ? 

18341 

kucis 

(For the) SAKE (of) 

18342 

kucku 

SALARY(IES) (of—) 

18343 

kucoy 

At a salary of — per annum. 

18344 

kucyi 

Salary and commission. 

18345 

kudal 

Salary, commission, and expenses. 

18346 

kuddo 

Salary and expenses. 

18347 

kudep 

Increase of salary. 

18348 

kudit 

Large salary(ies) 

18349 

kudju 

Reduction of salary. 

18350 

kudny 

Small salary(ies) 

18351 

kudoz 

What is the salary ? 

18352 

kudpa 

Without salary. 

18353 

kudte 

SALE(S). See also Account. 

18354 

kuduf 

Against sale(s) 

18355 

kudyj 

All sales. 

18356 

kueco 

Amount of sales. 


373 






kuemy SALE (contd.) SAND kukwo 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

18357 

kuemy 

(For) sale by auction. 

18358 

kuese 

Sales completed. 

18359 

kuewi 

Conditions of sale. 

18360 

kufan 

Sales up to date (amount to—) 

18361 

kufbo 

Decreasing sales. 

18362 

kufer 

Few sales. 

18363 

kufhu 

For sale. 

18364 

kufiv 

If for sale. 

18365 

kufly 

Not for sale. 

18366 

kufna 

Slill for sale. 

18367 

kufob 

Forced sale(s) 

18368 

kufre 

Good sales. 

18369 

kuges 

Heavy sales. 

18370 

kugky 

Increasing sales. 

18371 

kugma 

Sales for month. 

18372 

kugoc 

No sales. 

18373 

kugym 

Poor sales. 

18374 

kuhap 

Total sales. 

18375 

kuhet 

(For) sale by private treaty. 

18376 

kuhfu 

Sales for year. 

18377 

kuhix 

SALEABLE. 

18378 

kuhjy 

If saleable. 

18379 

kuhla 

If not saleable. 

18380 

kuhod 

Not saleable. 

18381 

kuhpe 

SALON ICA. 

18382 

kuhti 

SALOON(S). See also Body. 

18383 

kuhuj 

SALT(S). See also Bottle, Water. 

18384 

kuhyn 

SALVAGE. 

18385 

kuhzo 

SALVE(S) or to Salve 

18386 

kuika 

Salved. 

18387 

kuisi 

Salving. 

18388 

kuiyo 

SAME. 

18389 

kujar 

About the same (as) 

18390 

kujdu 

Same as. 

18391 

kujev 

,, „ before. 

18392 

kujhy 

Exactly the same (as) 

18393 

kujiz 

If the same (as) 

18394 

kujja 

,, not the same (as) 

18395 

kujne 

Not the same (as) 

18396 

kujof 

SAMPLE(S). See also Sell, Sold. 

18397 

kujri 

Sample for demonstration. 

18398 

kujul 

Made to sample. 

18399 

kujxo 

No sample(s) 

18400 

Myp 

Single sample(s) 

18401 

kukas 

Samples must be submitted. 

18402 

kukcu 

What samples. 

18403 

kukew 

SANCTION(S) or to Sanction 

18404 

kukme 

Without sanction (of) 

18405 

kukog 

Sanctioned (by) 

18406 

kukum 

Sanctioning. 

18107 

kukwo 

SAN1)(ED) 


374 










kulat 


SASH 


SAW 


kurvu 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

18408 

kulat 

SASH(ES). See also Tool. 

18409 

kulbu 

Door sash(es) 

18410 

kulex 

Window sash(es) 

18411 

kulfy 

SAT. See also Sit. 

18412 

kulha 

SATCHEL(S) 

18413 

kulib 

SATISFACTION. 

18414 

kulle 

Does not give satisfaction. 

18415 

kuloh 

Give(s) general satisfaction. 

18416 

kulpi 

(To) our (my) satisfaction. 

18417 

kulun 

,, their satisfaction. 

18418 

kulvo 

,, your satisfaction. 

18419 

kulyr 

SATISFACTORY(ILY). See also Unsatisfactory. 

18420 

kumey 

If satisfactory(ily) 

18421 

kumga 

If not satisfactory(ily) 

18422 

kumic 

More satisfactory(ily) 

18423 

kumke 

Not (so) satisfactory (as) 

18424 

kumys 

Perfectly satisfactory. 

18425 

kunav 

SATISFY(IES) or to Satisfy 

1842G 

kundy 

Satisfied (with) 

18427 

kunez 

Not satisfied (with) 

18428 

kunfa 

Perfectly satisfied (with) 

18429 

kunid 

Satisfying. 

18430 

kunje 

SATURATE(S) or to Saturate 

18431 

kunni 

Saturated. 

18432 

kunoj 

Saturating. 

18433 

kunto 

SATURDAY. 

18434 

kunup 

SAVE(S) or to Save 

18435 

kunyt 

Ilope(s) to save. 

18436 

kunzu 

Save(s) less. 

18437 

kuocy 

„ ,, more. 

18438 

kuomi 

Saved. 

18439 

kuoso 

A good deal saved. 

18440 

kupax 

Every(one)(thing) saved. 

18441 

kupda 

If saved. 

18442 

kupeb 

,, not saved. 

18443 

kuphe 

A little saved (or a few saved) 

18444 

kupif 

More saved. 

18445 

kupli 

Nearly all saved. 

18446 

kupol 

Not(hing) saved (or none saved) 

18447 

kupro 

Part(ly) saved. 

18448 

kupur 

Saving (of — %) 

18449 

kupyv 

Effect(s) considerable saving. 

18450 

kuraz 

Saving effected (by—) 

18451 

kurba 

No saving. 

18452 

kured 

What saving ? 

18453 

kurfe 

SAVER(S) 

18454 

kurji 

SAW. Sec also See. 

18455 

kuron 

SAW(S) or to Saw 

18456 

kurpo 

Band saw(s) (— ins. — teeth per in.) 

18457 

kurut 

Circular saw(s) 

18458 

kurvu 

Cross-cut saw(s) (— ins.) 


375 







kuryx SAW (contd.) SCRAPER kuzov 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

18459 

kuryx 

Hack saw blade(s) (— ins. — teeth per in.) 

18460 

kurzy 

Bench hack saw(s) (— in. blade) 

18461 

kutab 

Adjustable frame hack saw(s) (— to — in. blade) 

18462 

kutde 

Solid frame hack saw(s) (— in. blade) 

18463 

kutef 

Power hack saw(s) (— in. blade) 

18464 

kuthi 

Hand saw(s) 

18465 

kutij 

Keyhole saw(s) 

18466 

kutno 

Metal slitting saw(s) 

18467 

kutop 

Screw slotting saw(s) 

18468 

kuttu 

Tenon saw(s) 

18469 

kutuv 

SAY(S). See also Said. or to Say 

18470 

kutyz 

Difficult to say. 

18471 

kutza 

Not difficult to say. 

18472 

kuvad 

Saying. 

18473 

kuvbe 

SGALE(S) (reading to—) 

18474 

kuveh 

Closed scale(s) (reading — to —) 

18475 

kuvfi 

(On a) large scale. 

18476 

kuvil 

„ „ larger scale. 

18477 

kuvlo 

No scale(s) 

18478 

kuvor 

Open scale(s) (reading — to —) 

18479 

kuvru 

Quarter scale(s) 

18480 

kuvux 

(On a) small scale. 

18481 

kuvvy 

„ „ smaller scale. 

18482 

kuvyb 

(On) what scale? 

18483 

kuwim 

SCANTLING(S) 

18484 

kuwos 

SCARCE(LY) 

18485 

kuwuy 

SCARCER. 

18486 

kuwyc 

SCARCITY (of) 

18487 

kuxaf 

SCARLET. See also Red. 

18488 

kuxdi 

SCHEME(S) 

18489 

kuxej 

No scheme. 

18490 

kuxin 

Part of scheme. 

18491 

kuxjo 

Scheme proposed. 

18492 

kuxot 

Submit a scheme. 

18493 

kuxpu 

SCHOOL(S). See also Aviation, Motor. 

18494 

kuxty 

SCOOTER(S) (motor — h.p.) 

18495 

kuxuz 

SCORE. 

18496 

kuxva 

SCOTCH(ES) or to Scotch 

18497 

kuxyd 

Scotched. 

18498 

kuxze 

Scotching. 

18499 

kuyag 

SCOTCHMAN(EN) 

18500 

kuyci 

SCOTLAND. 

18501 

kuyek 

SCOUR(S) or to Scour 

18502 

kuysy 

Scoured. 

18503 

kuzah 

Scouring. 

18504 

kuzbl 

SCRAP(S). See also Metal. or to Scrap 

18505 

kuzel 

Scrapped. 

18506 

kuzho 

Scrapping. 

18507 

kuzip 

SCRAPER(S) 

18508 

kuznu 

Bearing scraper(s) 

18509 

kuzov 

Carbon scraper(s) 


376 






kuzry SCRAPER ( confd .) SCREW kydzo 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

18510 

kuzry 

Flat scraper(s) 

18511 

kuzta 

Half moon scraper(s) 

18512 

kuzub 

Oil scraper(s) 

18513 

kuzyf 

Triangular scraper(s) 

18514 

kyaam 

SCRATCH(ES) or to Scratch 

18515 

kyaco 

Scratched. 

18516 

kyamy 

Scratching. 

18517 

kyase 

SGREEN(S). See also Glass, Hinge, Joint, Wind¬ 
screen. 

18518 

kyaug 

Double screen(s) 

18519 

kyawi 

„ folding screen(s) 

18520 

kyban 

Single folding screen(s) 

18521 

kybbo 

Triple jointed screen(s) 

18522 

kyber 

Side-car screen(s) 

18523 

kybhu 

Single or half screen(s) 

18524 

kybiv 

SCREW(S). See also Bolt, or to Screw 

Gauge, Key, Lathe, Setter, Stud, Thread, 
Top, Union, Washer. 

18525 

kybly 

Assorted screws. 

18526 

kybna 

Contact screw(s) 

18527 

kybob 

Screw eyelet(s) 

18528 

kybre 

Knurled screw(s) 

18529 

kybuh 

Locking screw(s) 

18530 

kybvi 

Screw socket(s) 

18531 

kybyl 

Union screw(ed) 

18532 

kyces 

Wing(ed) screw(s) 

18533 

kycgu 

With screw(s) 

18534 

kycky 

Without screw(s) 

18535 

kycma 

Screwed (to—) 

18536 

kycoc 

„ B.A. 

18537 

kycym 

„ B.S.F. 

18538 

kydap 

„ B.S.P. 

18539 

kydet 

„ B.S.W. 

18540 

kydfu 

„ down. 

18541 

kydix 

„ metric. 

18542 

kydjy 

„ together. 

18543 

kydla 

„ U.S.A. 

18544 

kydod 

Unscrewed. 

18545 

kydpe 

Screwed up. 

18546 

kyduj 

Screwing 

18547 

kydyn 

(For) screwing down. 

18548 

kydzo 

Screwing machine(s) 


377 









kyeka SCREW ( contd.) kymus 


BRASS 

IRON 

STEEL 

SOREW(S) 

Noe. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

18549 

kyeka 

18572 

kyhat 

18595 

kykok 

Cheese head, B.A. (—dia. 

—Igth. —thread) 

18550 

kyesi 

18578 

kyhbu 

18596 

kykso 

„ B.S.F.(—dia. 

—Igth. —thread) 

18551 

kyeuk 

18574 

kyhex 

18597 

kykyu 

„ B.S.\V.(—dia. 

—Igth. —thread) 

18552 

kyeyo 

18575 

kyhly 

18598 

kylax 

,, metric (—dia. 

—Igth. —thread) 

18558 

kyfar 

18576 

kyhle 

18599 

kylby 

„ U.S.A.(—dia. 

—Igth. —thread) 

18554 

kyfdu 

18577 

kyhpi 

18600 

kylda 

Countersunk head, B.A. 

(—dia. —Igth. 

•—thread) 

18555 

kyfev 

18578 

kyhun 

18601 

kyleb 

B.S.F. (—dia. 
—Igth. —thread) 

1855G 

kyfhy 

18579 

kyhvo 

18602 

kylhe 

,, B.S.W. (—dia. 

—Igth. —thread) 

18557 

kyfiz 

18580 

kyhyr 

18603 

kylif 

„ metric (—dia. 

—Igth. -‘—thread) 

18558 

kyfja 

18581 

kyjav 

18604 

kylli 

„ U.S.A. (—dia. 

—Igth. —thread) 

18559 

kyfne 

18582 

kyjey 

18605 

kylol 

Raised head, B.A. (—dia. 

—Igth. —thread) 

185G0 

kyfof 

18588 

kyjfa 

18606 

kylro 

„ B.S.F.(—dia. 

—Igth. —thread) 

18561 

kyfri 

18584 

kyjid 

18607 

kylur 

„ B.S.W.(—dia. 

—Igth. —thread) 

18562 

kyful 

18585 

kyjje 

18608 

kylxu 

,, metric (—dia. 

—Igth. —thread) 

18568 

kyfxo 

18586 

kyjni 

18609 

kylyv 

„ U.S.A.(—dia. 

—Igth. —thread) 

18564 

kyfyp 

18587 

kyjoj 

18610 

kymay 

Round head, B.A. (—dia. 

—Igth. —thread) 

18565 

kygas 

18588 

kyjto 

18611 

kymca 

„ B.S.F.(—dia. 

—Igth. -—thread) 

18566 

kygcu 

18589 

kyjup 

18612 

kymec 

„ B.S.\V.(—dia. 

—Igth. —thread) 

18567 

kygew 

18590 

kyjyt 

18613 

kymge 

„ metric (—dia. 

—Igth. —thread) 

18568 

kygme 

18591 

kyjzu 

18614 

kymig 

„ U.S.A.(—dia. 

—Igth. —thread) 

18569 

kygog 

18592 

kykaw 

18615 

kymki 

Countersunk head, wood 

(— length) 

18570 

kygum 

18593 

kykcy 

18616 

kymom 

Raised head, wood 

(—length) 

18571 

kygwo 

18594 

kykmi 

18617 

kymus 

Round head, wood 

(—length) 


378 



















Nos. 

18618 

18619 

18620 

18621 

18622 

18623 

18624 

18625 

18626 

18627 

18628 

18629 

18630 

18631 

18632 

18633 

18634 

18635 

18636 

18637 

18638 

18639 

18640 

18641 

18642 

18643 

18644 

18645 

18646 

18647 

18648 

18649 

18650 

18651 

18652 

18653 

18654 


SEASON 


ky8im 


(Half) PHRASE. 


SGREWDRIVER(S) 

Screwdriver bit(s) 

Oval handle screwdriver(s) 

Ratchet screwdriver(s) 

SEA(S). See also Temperature. 

At sea. 

Sea-level. 

— above sea-level. 

SEAL(S) 0 r to Seal 

Scaled. 

Sealing. 

SEAM(S). Sec also Cord. or to Seam 

Caulked seam(s) 

Cemented seam(s) 

Riveted seam(s) 

,, and soldered seam(s) 

Welded seam(s) 

Seamed. 

Seaming. 

SEAMLESS. See also Tube. 

SEAPLANE(S) 

Bi-seaplane(s). (Chord lower plane — chord upper 
plane — propeller diameter — gap between 
planes — motor —, — h.p. length overall — 
span lower plane — span upper plane — (length 
of hull — maximum width of hull —) ) 
Mono-seaplane. (Chord of main plane — propeller 
diameter — motor —, — h.p. length overall — 
span — (length of hull — maximum width of 
hull —)) 

Tri-seaplane. (Chord intermediate plane — chord 
lower plane — chord upper plane — propeller 
diameter — gap between lower and intermediate 
planes — gap between upper and intermediate 
planes — motor —, — h.p. length overall — 
span intermediate plane — span lower plane — 
span upper plane — (length of hull —maximum 
width of hull —) ) 

SEARCH(ES) or to Search 

No(t) search(ed) 

Searched. 

Searching. 

SEARCHLIGHT(S) 

Portable searchlight(s) 

„ petrol-electric searchlight set(s) 

SEASON(S) or to Season 

Bad season. 

Good season. 

Last season. 

Next season. 

This season. 


370 


13a 









kysko 

Nos. 

18655 

18656 

18657 

18658 

18659 

18660 

18661 

18662 

18663 

18664 

18665 

18666 

18667 

18668 

18669 

18670 

18671 

18672 

18673 

18674 

18675 

18676 

18677 

18678 

18679 

18680 

18681 

18682 

18683 

18684 

18685 

18686 

18687 

18688 

18689 

18690 

18691 

18692 

18693 

18694 

18695 

18696 

18697 

18698 

18699 

18700 

18701 

18702 

18703 


(contd.) 


SECTION 


kyzep 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Seasoned. 

SEAT(S)(ER). See also Boiler, or to Seat 
Cushion, Fitting, Spring, Valve. 

To seat — (or — seater) 

„ „ — to — (or — to — seater) 

„ „ 1 (or 1 seater) 

„ „ 2 (or 2 seater) 

,, „ 2-3 (or 2-3 seater) 

„ „ 2-4 (or 2-4 seater) 

„ „ 3 (or 3 seater) 

„ „ 4 (or 4 seater) 

„ „ 4-5 (or 4-5 seater) 

„ „ 5 (or 5 seater) 

„ „ 5-7 (or 5-7 seater) 

„ „ 6 (or 6 seater) 

„ „ 7 (or 7 seater) 

Additional seat(s) 

Back seat(s) 

Motor cycle rear carrier seat(s) 

„ „ pillion seat(s) with back(s) 

,, ,, ,, „ tt »» >> »» and foot 

rest(s) 

(With) dickey seat(s) 

„ double dickey seat(s) 

Divided seat(s) 

Driver’s seat(s) 

•Front seat(s) 

Motor seat(s) 

Observer’s seat(s) 

Seat pillar(s) 

Pilot’s seat(s) 

Removable seat(s) 

Revolving seat(s) 

Sliding seat(s) 

Tip-up seat(s) 

Under seat(s) 

Seated. 

Seating. 

SEAWORTHY. 

Not seaworthy. 

SECONDARY(ILY) 

SECOND(S)(LY) 

SECOND-HAND. 

SECRET(LY) 

SECRETARY(IES) 

Assistant secretary. 

Sprrptarv nf Stfltp 

SECTION(S)(AL). See also Built, View, Wing. 
Centre section(s) 

Cross section (— square ins.) 

Half section. 


380 









kyzlt 

Nos. 

18704 

18705 

18706 

18707 

18708 

18709 

18710 

18711 

18712 

18713 

18714 

18715 

18716 

18717 

18718 

18719 

18720 

18721 

18722 

18723 

18724 

18725 

18726 

18727 

18728 

18729 

18730 

18731 

18732 

18733 

18734 

18735 

18736 

18737 

18738 

18739 

18740 

18741 

18742 

18743 

18744 

18745 

18746 

18747 

18748 

18749 

18750 

18751 

18752 

18753 

18754 


SECTION (contd.) 


SEE 


lagat 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Longitudinal section(s) 

Negative section(s) 

No section(s) 

Positive section(s) 

Rounded section(s) 

(In) several sections. 

Special section(s) 

Square section(s) 

Transverse section(s) 

What sections. 

SECT ION ISE(S) or to Seclionise 

Sectionised. 

Sectionising. 

SECTOR(S). See also Control. 

SECURE(S) or to Secure 

Difficult to secure. 

Impossible to secure. 

More secure (than) 

Perfectly secure. 

Secured., 

Easily secured (by—) 

Firmly secured. 

If secured. 

If not secured. 

Not(hing) secured. 

When secured. 

Securing. 

SECURITY(IES) 

Ample security. 

Collateral security. 

Complete security (from) 

Deposit security(ies) 

Doubtful security. 

Securities falling. 

Further security(ies) 

Security not good enough. 

If security(ies) 

If no security(ies) 

No security(ies) 

(On) our (my) security. 

Securities rising. 

Sound security(ies) 

Security(ies) not sufficient. 

(On) their (his) security. 

Value of security(ies) 

Security(ies) of no value. 

What security(ies) 

(On) your security. 

SEDIMENT. 

SEE(S). See also Inspect, Saw. or to See 
See that. 


381 






lagbu 

Nos. 

18755 

18756 

18757 

18758 

18759 

18760 

18761 

18762 

18763 

18764 

18765 

18766 

18767 

18768 

18769 

18770 

18771 

18772 

18773 

18774 

18775 

18776 

18777 

18778 

18779 

18780 

18781 

18782 

18783 

18784 

18785 

18786 

18787 

18788 

18789 

18790 

18791 

18792 

18793 

18794 

18795 

18796 

18797 

18798 

18799 

18800 

18801 

18802 

18803 

18804 

18805 


SEE (contd.) 


SELL 


lamed 


(Half) PHRASE. 


See to. 

Seeing. 

After seeing. 

Before seeing. 

Not seeing. 

Seeing that. 

When seeing. 

Seen. 

Not seen. 

When seen. * 

SEEK(S). See also Sought. or to Seek 

Seeking. 

SEEM(S) (that) or to Seem 

Do(es) not seem. 

If it (they) seem(s) 

Seemed. 

(In) SEGMENT(S). See also Worm. 

SEIZE(S). See also Bearing. or to Seize 

Seized. 

Seizing. 

SEIZURE(S) 

SELDOM. 

SELEGT(S) or to Select 

Selected. 

Selecting. 

SELECT ION(S). See also Lever, Shaft. 

Best selection. 

No selection. 

Poor selection. 

Good secondary selection. 

What selection. 

SELECTOR(S) 

SELL(S). See also Sold. or to Sell 

Able to sell. 

If able to sell (at—) 

Are you able to sell. 

Sell on account of. 

,, ,, joint account. 

„ ,, our (my) account. 

,, ,, their (his) account. 

Advisable to sell. 

Not advisable to sell. 

Sell against. 

„ all. 

„ „ you can. 

,, on arrival. 

(To) sell at — 

» „ >i — or over. 

Authorise you to sell. 

Sell before. 

Can sell at the very least— 


382 









Nos. 

18806 

18807 

18808 

18809 

18810 

18811 

18812 

18813 

18814 

18815 

18816 

18817 

18818 

18819 

18820 

18821 

18822 

18823 

18824 

18825 

18826 

18827 

18828 

18829 

18830 

18831 

18832 

18833 

18834 

18835 

18836 

18837 

18838 

18839 

18840 

18841 

18842 

18843 

18844 

18845 

18846 

18847 

18848 

18849 

18850 

18851 

18852 

18853 

18854 

18855 

18856 


SELL ( contd .) 


laury 


(Half) 

word. 


lamfe 
lamih 
lamji 
lamon 
lampo 
lamut 
lamvu 
lamyx 
lamzy 
laode 
laohi 
laono 
laotu 
laoxy 
laoza 
lapac 
lapce 
lapeg 
lapgi 
lapik 
lapmo 
lapsu 
lapwy 
lapya 
larlm 
larko 
laros 
laruy 
larwa 
laryc 
lasaf 
lasdi 
lasej 
lasin 
las jo 
lasot 
laspu 
lasty 
lasuz 
lasva 
lasyd 
lasze 
latag 
latci 
latek 
latye 
laubi 
lauel 
lauho 
launu 
laury 


(Half) PHRASE. 


(At) what can you sell ? 

Sell only for cash. 

,, cash against documents. 

,, cautiously. 

„ c.i.f. 

„ to cover. 

„ for delivery— 
tt ,, future delivery. 

,, „ immediate delivery. 

Difficult to sell. 

If not difficult to sell. 

Not difficult to sell. 

Do not sell (below) 

>» ,* „ yet. 

Expect(s) to sell. 

Sell f.o.b. 

„ f.o.r. 

,, freely. 

,, further (at—) 

Do not sell further. 

Gan sell further at same price. 

„ you sell further at same price 
Cannot sell further at same price. 

Sell half. 

„ higher. 

If you can sell. 

Sell subject to immediate acceptance. 
„ immediately. 

Impossible to sell. 

No inducement to sell. 

Instructions to sell. 

No instructions to sell. 

What is left to sell ? 

Licence to sell. 

Sell at a limit of— 

„ as little as possible. 

Can only sell at a loss (of—) 

Do not sell at a loss. 

Sell even if at a loss. 

„ lower (than) 

„ no more. 

„ more. 

More to sell. 

No more to sell. 

May we (I) sell? 

Are you able to sell more ? 

Unable to sell more (than) 

Sell nothing. 

Nothing to sell. 

Sell part. 

„ against patterns. 


383 












SELL (conid.) 


lebas 


lauta 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

18857 

lauta 

Unable to sell more at same price. 

18858 

lauxe 

Sell at whatever price it (they) will fetch. 

18859 

lavem 

At what price can you sell ? 

18860 

lavgo 

Gan sell at good profits. 

18861 

lavmu 

Sell ex quay. 

18862 

lavow 

„ as quickly as possible. 

18863 

lavsa 

Ready to sell. 

18864 

lavuc 

Not ready to sell. 

18865 

lavwe 

Refuse(s) to sell. 

18866 

lavyg 

„ ,, „ „ at less than. 

18867 

lawaj 

Safe to sell. 

18868 

lawen 

Not safe to sell. 

18869 

lawfo 

Sell against samples. 

18870 

lawir 

„ steadily. 

18871 

lawlu 

,, from stock. 

18872 

lawox 

Telegraph whether you can sell or not (at—) 

18873 

lawpy 

Sell on best terms you can get. 

18874 

lawra 

Try to sell. 

18875 

lawud 

Should they (he) sell? 

18876 

lawve 

Unable to sell. 

18877 

lawzi 

If unable to sell (at—) 

18878 

laxak 

Unable to sell at the price named. 

18879 

laxis 

Want(s) to sell. 

18880 

laxku 

Are we to sell ? 

18881 

laxoy 

Willing to sell. 

18882 

laxyi 

Selling. 

18883 

layal 

„ on account of. 

18884 

laydo 

„ „ .their (his) account. 

18885 

layep 

„ „ your account. 

18886 

layit 

After selling. 

18887 

layju 

Selling to arrive— 

18888 

layny 

Before selling. 

18889 

layoz 

Selling for cash. 

18890 

laypa 

Commence selling. 

18891 

layte 

Selling c.i.f. 

18892 

layuf 

„ for future delivery. 

18893 

layxl 

„ „ immediate delivery 

18894 

lazam 

„ „ deliveries) 

18895 

lazco 

Go on selling. 

18896 

lazmy 

„ „ „ at same price. 

18897 

lazse 

Selling f.o.b. 

18898 

lazug 

„ f.o.r. 

18899 

lazwi 

„ freely. 

18900 

lazyk 

If selling. 

18901 

leadu 

„ not selling. 

18902 

leahy 

Selling less (than) 

18903 

leaja 

„ at a limit of. 

18904 

leane 

„ „ „ loss (of) 

18905 

learl 

„ more (than) 

18906 

leaxo 

Not selling. 

18907 

lebas 

Opportunity(ies) of selling. 


384 







lebou 

NOS. 

18908 

1890$ 

18910 

18911 

18912 

18913 

18914 

18915 

18916 

18917 

18918 

18919 

18920 

18921 

18922 

18923 

18924 

18925 

18926 

18927 

18928 

18929 

18930 

18931 

18932 

18933 

18934 

18935 

18936 

18937 

18938 

18939 

18940 

18941 

18942 

18943 

18944 

18945 

18946 

18947 

18948 

18949 

18950 

18951 

18952 

18953 

18954 

18955 

18956 

18957 


( contd.) 


SEPARATOR 


lehoo 


(Half) PHRASE. 


No opportunity(ies) of selling. 

What opportunity(ies) of selling ? 

Others are selling (at) 

Selling against patterns. 

„ at best prices. 

Not selling at present prices. 

Selling at a profit (of) 

„ remainder (at) 

„ against samples. 

„ from stock. 

Stop selling. 

What are you selling ? 

When selling. 

SELLER(S). See also Option. 

If any seller(s) 

,, sellers. 

,, no sellers. 

No seller(s) 

Who are the sellers ? 

SEND(S). See also Forward, or to Send 
Remit. 

Send at once. 

Do not send. 

Sending. 

If not sending. 

Not sending. 

When sending. 

Sent. 

„ on application. 

„ for. 

Not sent. 

Sent out. 

When sent. 

SENDER(S) 

SENSITIVE(LY) 

Not sensitive enough. 

Very sensitive. 

SENTENCE(S) 

Sentenced (to—) 

Sentencing. 

SEPARATE(S) 

Separated (by) 

Separating. 

SEPARATELY. 

SEPARATION. 

SEPARATOR(S) 

Perforated corrugated celluloid separator(s) 

„ „ ebonite separator(s) 

Corrugated separator(s) 

Glass rod separator(s) 

Steel separator(s) 


or to Sentence 
or to Separate 


385 








lehge 

Nos. 

18958 

18959 

18960 

18961 

18962 

18963 

18964 

18965 

18966 

18967 

18968 

18969 

18970 

18971 

18972 

18973 

18974 

18975 

18976 

18977 

18978 

18979 

18980 

18981 

18982 

18983 

18984 

18985 

18986 

18987 

18988 

18989 

18990 

18991 

18992 

18993 

18994 

18995 

18996 

18997 

18998 

18999 

19000 

19001 

19002 

19003 

19004 

19005 

19006 


SEPARATOR (contd.) 


SET lenuy 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Wood separator(s) 

SEPIA. 

SEPTEMBER. 

See also Date Table , Part 11. 
SERBIA(N)(S) 

SERIES. See also Advertisement. 
SERIOUS(LY) 

Likely to be serious(ly) 

Not likely to be serious(ly) 

„ serious(ly) 

Very serious(ly) 

SERVANT(S) 

SERVE(S) (as) or to Serve 

Served. 

Serving (as) 

SERVICE(S) 

Actual service. 

Alternative service. 

Best service(s) 

Service under all conditions. 

(In) continuous service. 

Everyday service(s) 

Freight service. 

General service. 

Good service(s) 

Hard service. 

Intermittent service. 

Long service. 

Ready for instant service. 

Of no service. 

If of no service. 

Public service. 

„ passenger service(s) 

(For) services rendered. 

Satisfactory service(s) 

SERVICEABLE. 

(Per) SET(S) (of) or to Set 

See also Generate, Tyre, Weld. 

Set aside. 

Cleaning set(s) 

Combined set(s) (of) 

Complete set(s) 

Set consists of— 

(Per) dozen sets. 

Modern set(s) 

As a set-off against. 

Set out. 

Permanent set(s) 

Portable set(s) 

Set right. 

Sample set(s) 


380 








lenwa 

Noa. 

19007 

19008 

19009 

19010 

19011 

19012 

19013 

19014 

19015 

19016 

19017 

19018 

19019 

19020 

19021 

19022 

19023 

19024 

19025 

19026 

19027 

19028 

19029 

19030 

19031 

19032 

19033 

19034 

19035 

19036 

19037 

19038 

19039 

19040 

19041 

19042 

19043 

19044 

19045 

19046 

19047 

19048 

19049 

19050 

19051 

19052 

19053 

19054 

19055 

19056 


SET (contd.) 


SHADE 


levoo 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Single set(s) 

Spare set(s) 

Standard set(s) 

Stationary set(s) 

Set up. 

Various sets. 

Setting. 

SETTER(S). See also Tool. 

Chucking setter(s) 

Milling machine setter(s) 

Screw setter(s) 

Turning setter(s) 

SETTER(S)-OUT. 

SETTER(S)-UP. 

SETTLE(S) or to Settle 

Settle on best terms you can arrange. 

„ in full. 

Do not settle. 

Settled (for—) 

„ by arbitration. 

Definitely settled. 

Nothing settled. 

Partly settled. 

When settled. 

Not yet settled. 

Settling. 

SETTLEMENT. 

Best settlement. 

Final settlement (of) 

Friendly settlement. 

Immediate settlement. 

In settlement (of) 

No settlement. 

In part settlement. 

SETTLING DAY. 

SEVERAL(LY) 

SEVERE(LY) 

SEW(S) or to Sew 

Sewn together. 

SEX. 

Both sexes. 

Either sex. 

SEXTANT(S) 

SHACKLE(S). See also Spring. 

Shackle pin(s) 

SIJADE(S> 

(In) all shades. 

„ any shade. 

„ various shades. 

„ what shade(s) 


387 









levmy 


SHAFT 


libso 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

19057 

levmy 

SHAFT(S). See also Armature, or to Shaft 

Axle, Bracket, Brake, Camshaft, Clutch, 
Control, Countershaft, Crankshaft, Differ¬ 
ential, Distributor, Fan, Gear, Magneto, 
Transmission, etc. 

19058 

levse 

Shaft bearing(s) 

19059 

levug 

„ bush(es) 

19060 

levwi 

Cardan shaft(s) 

19061 

levyk 

Centre shaft(s)J 

19062 

lewan 

Claw shaft(s) 

19063 

lewbo 

Compensating shaft(s) 

19064 

lewer 

Shaft coupling(s) 

19065 

lewhu 

Cross shaft(s) 

19066 

lewiv 

Drive shaft(s) 

19067 

lewly 

Shaft drive(s) 

19068 

lewna 

Driven shaft(s) 

19069 

lewob 

Driving shaft(s) 

19070 

lewre 

Eccentric shaft(s) 

19071 

lewuh 

Extension shaft(s) 

19072 

lewvi 

Flanged shaft(s) 

19073 

lewyl 

Flexible shaft(s) 

19074 

lexes 

Floating shaft(s) 

19075 

lexgu 

Governor shaft(s) 

19076 

lexky 

Horizontal shaft(s) 

19077 

lexma 

Idler shaft(s) 

19078 

lexoc 

Intermediate shaft(s)(ing) 

19079 

lexym 

Jack shaft(s) 

19080 

leyap 

Lay shaft(s) 

19081 

leyfu 

Main shaft(s) 

19082 

leylx 

First motion shaft(s) 

19083 

leyjy 

No shaft(s) 

19084 

leyla 

Operating shaft(s) 

19085 

leyod 

Parallel shaft(s) 

19086 

leype 

Reverse shaft(s) 

19087 

leyti 

Rocking shaft(s) 

19088 

leyuj 

Secondary shaft(s) 

19089 

leyzo 

Selection shaft(s) 

19090 

lezka 

Solid shaft(s) 

19091 

lezuk 

Starting shaft(s) 

19092 

lezyo 

Stern shaft(s) 

19093 

liady 

Striking shaft(s) 

19094 

liafa 

First and second striking shaft(s) 

19095 

liaje 

Third and fourth striking shaft(s) 

19096 

llanl 

Tail shaft(s) 

19097 

liato 

Telescopic shaft(s) 

19098 

liazu 

Toggle shaft(s) 

19099 

llbaw 

Universal shaft(s) 

19100 

llbcy 

Vertical shaft(s) 

19101 

libml 

Worm shaft(s) 

19102 

llbok 

Shafted. 

19103 

libso 

Shafting. 


388 







SHAFT ( contd .) 


SHARE 


likin 


Hoax 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

19104 

licax 

Flexible shafting. 

19105 

licda 

No(t) shafting. 

19106 

liceb 

SHAKE(S). See also Shook. or to Shake 

19107 

liche 

Shake(s)(ing) loose. 

19108 

licif 

Shaken. 

19109 

licli 

Shaking. 

19110 

licol 

SHAKER(S) 

19111 

licro 

Float shaker(s) 

19112 

licur 

SHAKY(ILY) 

19113 

licxu 

SHALL. 

19114 

licyv 

There shall. 

19115 

liday 

They (he, she, it) shall (be) 

19116 

lidec 

This (these, those, that) shall (be) 

19117 

lldge 

We (I) shall (be) 

19118 

lidig 

What shall (be) 

19119 

lldki 

Which shall (be) 

19120 

lldom 

If we (I) shall (be) 

19121 

Ildus 

Shall not (be) 

19122 

lieba 

There shall not (be) 

19123 

liefe 

We (I) shall not (be) 

19124 

lieji 

Which shall not (be) 

19125 

liepo 

If we (I) shall not (be) 

19126 

llevu 

Shall we (I) (be) ? 

19127 

liezy 

„ you (be) ? 

19128 

ligab 

„ we (I) not (be ) ? 

19129 

ligde 

,, you not (be) ? 

SHALLOW. See also Boat. 

19130 

ligef 

19131 

lighi 

Not shallow enough. 

19132 

ligij 

Too shallow. 

19133 

ligno 

SHANK(S) 

19134 

llgop 

Shank end(s) 

19135 

ligtu 

Round shank(s) 

19136 

llguv 

Square shank(s) 

19137 

ligxy 

Straight shank(s) 

19138 

ligyz 

Taper shank(s) 

19139 

ligza 

Morse taper shank(s) 

19140 

lihac 

SHAPE(S). See also Barrel. For various shapes 
see separate headings , Oval , Round y Square , etc. 

19141 

liheg 

Made to any shape. 

19142 

lihik 

In the shape of. 

19143 

lihya 

(Of a) special shape. 

19144 

lijim 

What shape 

19145 

lijko 

Shaped. 

19146 

lijos 

Shaping. 

19147 

Hjuy 

„ machine(s) 

19148 

lijwa 

SHAPER(S) 

19149 

lijyc 

Hand shaper(s) 

19150 

likaf 

Machine shaper(s) 

19151 

likdi 

SHARE(S). See also Certificate. or to Share 

19152 

likej 

Against shares. 

19153 

likin 

— shares allotted. 


389 








likjo 

Noa. 

19154 

19155 

19156 

19157 

19158 

19159 

19160 

19161 

19162 

19163 

19164 

19165 

19166 

19167 

19168 

19169 

19170 

19171 

19172 

19173 

19174 

19175 

19176 

19177 

19178 

19179 

19180 

19181 

19182 

19183 

19184 

19185 

19186 

19187 

19188 

19189 

19190 

19191 

19192 

19193 

19194 

19195 

19196 

19197 

19198 

19199 

19200 

19201 

19202 

19203 

19204 


SHARE (contd.) SHE liryk 


(Half) PHRASE. 


All shares allotted. 

No shares allotted. 

Allotment of shares. 

Applied for — shares. 

Apply for — shares. 

Applying for — shares. 

Bought (—) shares. 

Buy (—) shares. 

Impossible to buy shares. 

Cheap shares. 

Shares not cheap enough. 

Deferred shares. 

Shares are in demand. 

No demand for shares. 

Deposit shares. 

Depositing shares. 

Dispose of shares. 

Fair share. 

Not a fair share. 

Full share. 

Half share. 

No share(s) (or none of the shares) 
If no share(s) 

Ordinary shares. 

Part share. 

„ in shares. 

Preference share(s) 

Fall in price of shares. 

Rise in price of shares. 

Quarter share. 

Sell (—) shares. 

Do not sell shares. 

Impossible to sell shares. 

Sold (—) shares. 

What shares. 

Shared. 

If shared. 

„ not shared. 

Sharing. 

Not sharing. 

SHAREHOLDER(S) 

SHARP(LY) 

SHE. 

After she. 

As she. 

Before she. 

But she. 

If she. 

How she. 

Unless she. 

Until she. 


390 








lisan 

Nos. 

19205 

19206 

19207 

19208 

19209 

19210 

19211 

19212 

19213 

19214 

19215 

19216 

19217 

19218 

19219 

19220 

19221 

19222 

19223 

19224 

19225 

19226 

19227 

19228 

19229 

19230 

19231 

19232 

19233 

19234 

19235 

19236 

19237 

19238 

19239 

19240 

19241 

19242 

19243 

19244 

19245 

19246 

19247 

19248 


SHE ( contd .) 


SHIP 


lizga 

(Half) PHRASE. 


What she. 

When she. 

Where she> 

SHEAR(S) or to Shear 

Sheared. 

Shearing. 

SHEET(S). See also Aluminium, Asbestos, Balance, 
Brass, Copper, Ebonite, Fibre, Iron, Metal, 
Steel. 

In sheets — length. 

» » — „ x — width. 

>> » — » x — „ x— gauge or 

thickness. 

Thickness of sheet(s) 

SHEETING. See also Rubber. 

SHELF(VES) 

Fitted with shelves. 

No shelves. 

SHELL(S) 

SHELLAC. 

SHELTER(S) or to Shelter 

Sheltered. 

Sheltering. 

SHERADIZE(S) or to Sheradize 

Sheradized. 

Sheradizing. 

SHEW(S). See Show. 

SHIELD(S). See also Board, Handlebar. 

Back shield(s) 

Dust shield(s) 

Eye shield(s) 

SHIFT(S). See also Bar, or to Shift 

Gearshift. 

Day shift. 

— hour shift. 

Night shift. 

Shifted. 

Shifting. 

SHIM(S). See also Foil. 

Brass shim (— thickness) 

Copper shim (— thickness) 

SHINE(S). See also Shone. or to Shine 

Shining. 

SHIP(S). See also Agent, or to Ship 

Dimensions, Documents, Forward, Specifi¬ 
cation, Weight. 

Can you ship (by—) 

Cannot ship (before—) 

Ship on consignment. 

„ c.i.f. 

Ex ship (s.s. —) 

391 








lizio SHIP ( contd .) 


SHIPMENT 


logry 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

19249 

llzic 

Ship f.o.b. 

19250 

lizke 

,, as follows. 

19251 

lizys 

,, further. 

19252 

loade 

Do not ship (before—) 

19253 

loahi 

Ship at once. 

19254 

loano 

„ part. 

19255 

loatu 

Re-ship (per s.s. —) 

19256 

loaxy 

Ship by quickest route. 

19257 

loaza 

Shall we ship. 

19258 

lobac 

Ship as soon as possible. 

19259 

lobce 

„ by first steamer. 

19260 

lobeg 

If unable to ship. 

19261 

lobgi 

Shipped (per s.s. —) 

19262 

loblk 

Are (is) they (it) shipped 

19263 

lobsu 

What can be shipped at once. 

19264 

lobwy 

If shipped. 

19265 

lobya 

,, not shipped. 

19266 

locad 

Shipped as per instructions. 

19267 

locbe 

By what steamer was it (were they) shipped ? 

19268 

locfi 

To be shipped. 

19269 

locll 

When will the goods be shipped. 

19270 

loclo 

Where shipped. 

19271 

locor 

Why are the goods not shipped. 

19272 

locru 

If shipping. 

19273 

locux 

Shipping. 

19274 

locvy 

How are you shipping? 

19275 

locxa 

Shipping instructions. 

19276 

locyb 

Not shipping. 

19277 

lodlm 

,, „ before. 

19278 

lodko 

Shipping at once. 

19279 

lodos 

„ part — and remainder — 

19280 

lodwa 

Telegraph all particulars as to shipping. 

19281 

lodyc 

Shipping as soon as possible. 

19282 

loedi 

„ next steamer. 

19283 

loejo 

„ „ or following steamer. 

19284 

loepu 

SHIPBUILDER(S)(ING) 

19285 

loety 

Shipbuilding yard(s) 

19286 

loeva 

SHIPMENT(S) 

19287 

loeze 

Total amount of shipment(s) 

19288 

lofag 

What is the amount of sliipment(s) 

19289 

lofek 

Earliest date of shipment(s) 

19290 

lofsy 

Shipment delayed (on account of—) 

19291 

lofye 

For shipment to— 

19292 

logah 

Further shipment(s) 

19293 

logbl 

Suspend further shipments. 

19294 

logel 

If shipment(s) 

19295 

logho 

Large shipment (of—) 

19296 

logip 

If no shipment(s) 

19297 

lognu 

No shipment(s) 

19298 

logov 

Re-shipment. 

19299 

logry 

Small shipment (of—) 


392 







logta 

Nos. 

19300 

19301 

19302 

19303 

19304 

19305 

19306 

19307 

19308 

19309 

19310 

19311 

19312 

19313 

19314 

19315 

19316 

19317 

19318 

19319 

19320 

19321 

19322 

19323 

19324 

19325 

19326 

19327 

19328 

19329 

19330 

19331 

19332 

19333 

19334 

19335 

19336 

19337 

19338 

19339 

19340 

19341 

19342 

19343 

19344 

19345 

19346 

19347 

19348 

19349 


8HIPPER 


SHOULD 


lonma 


(Half) PHRASE. 


SHIPPER(S). See also Option. 
SHIPWRIGHT(S) 

SHOCK(S) 

Shock absorber(s) 

Recoil of shock. 

Result of shock. 

Road shock(s) 

SHOD. 

SHOE(S). See also Brake, or to Shoe 

ClutciI, Pedal, Thrust, Tyre. 

Shoeing. 

SHONE. 

SHOOK. See also Shake. 

SHOOT(S) 

Bolt shoot(s) 

SHOP(S). See also Workshop. 

Any shop(s) 

Shop assistant(s) 

Every shop. 

Now in the shop(s) 

When in the shop(s) 

No shop(s) 

Retail shop(s) 

(On) SHORE. 

SHORT (of). See also Circuit. 

Not short enough. 

Qfuite short enough. 

Too short. 

SHORTEN(S) or to Shorten 

Shortened (by—) 

Shortening. 

SHORTER (than) 

No shorter (than) 

SHORTEST. 

SHORTHAND. 

Shorthand writer(s) 

„ „ ,r and typist(s) 

SHORTLY. 

SHORTNESS. 

SHOT(S) 

SHOULD. 

There should (be) 

They (he, she, it) should (be) 

This (these, those, that) should (be) 

We (I) should (be) 

What should (be) 

Which should (be) 

Who should (be) 

Why should 
You should (be) 

If they (he, she, it) should (be) 


393 








lonoc SHOULD (conId.) SHUT lowhe 


Noe. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

19350 

lonoc 

If this (these, those, that) should (be) 

19351 

lonym 

,, 1 (we) should (be) 

19352 

loofu 

,, you should (be) 

19353 

loojy 

Should not (be) 

19354 

loola 

There should not (be) 

19355 

loope 

They (he, she, it) should not (be) 

19356 

loot! 

This (these, those, that) should not (be) 

19357 

loozo 

We (I) should not (be) 

19358 

lopka 

Which should not (be) 

19359 

lopsi 

Who should not (be) 

19360 

lopuk 

You should not (be) 

19361 

lopyo 

If they (he, she,-it) should not (be) 

19362 

loras 

„ this (these, those, that) should not (be) 

19363 

lorew 

„ we (I) should not (be) 

19364 

lorgy 

„ you should not (be) 

19365 

lorog 

Should they (he, she, it) (be) 

19366 

lorum 

„ this (these, those, that) (be) 

19367 

losat 

„ we (I) (be) 

19368 

losbu 

. „ you (be) 

19369 

losex 

,, not they (he, she, it) (be) ? 

19370 

losfy 

„ „ this (these, those, that) (be) ? 

19371 

losha 

„ » we (I) (be) ? 

19372 

losib 

„ „ you (be) ? 

19373 

losle 

SHOULDER(S) 

19374 

losoh 

SHOVEL(S). See also Pickaxe 

19375 

lospi 

SHOW(S) or to Show 

19376 

losun 

Fair show (of) 

19377 

losvo 

Good show (of) 

19378 

losyr 

Poor show (of) 

19379 

lotey 

Shown. 

19380 

lotga 

As shown (in) 

19381 

lotic 

Not shown. 

19382 

lotke 

Showing. 

19383 

lotys 

After showing. 

19384 

louav 

Before showing. 

19385 

loudy 

If showing. 

19386 

loufa 

„ not showing. 

19387 

louje 

Not showing. 

19388 

louni 

When showing. 

19389 

louto 

SHOWER(S). See also Proof. 

19390 

louzu 

Heavy shower(s) 

19391 

lovaw 

Light shower(s) 

19392 

lovcy 

Passing shower(s) 

19393 

lovml 

Steady shower(s) 

19394 

lovok 

SHOWROOM(S). See also Delivery. 

19395 

lovso 

SHUNT(S). See also Coil. or to Shunt 

19396 

low&x 

Shunted. 

19397 

lowby 

Shunting. 

19398 

lowda 

SHUT(S) or to Shut 

19399 

loweb 

Shut down. 

19400 

lowhe 

.(To) shut off. 


394 













lowif 


SHUT (contd.) 


SIDECAR 


lucox 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

19401 

lowif 

Shut out. 

19402 

lowli 

„ up. 

19403 

lowol 

Shutting. 

19404 

lowro 

„ off. 

19405 

lowur 

„ out. 

SHUTTER(S) 

19406 

lowxu 

19407 

lowyv 

SICK(LY) 

19408 

loxay 

On the sick list. 

19409 

loxca 

SIDE(S). See also Gar, Member. 

19410 

loxec 

(On) all sides (of) 

19411 

loxge 

At the side of. 

19412 

loxig 

(On) both sides (of) 

19413 

loxki 

„ each side (of) 

19414 

loxom 

„ either side (of) 

19415 

loxus 

Fixed side(s) 

19416 

loxwu 

Inner side(s) 

19417 

loyaz 

Left side (or near side) 

19418 

loyba 

Lower side(s) 

19419 

loyed 

(On) no side. 

19420 

loyfe 

On the side of— 

19421 

loyih 

(On) one side (of) 

19422 

•oyji 

Opposite side(s) (of) 

19423 

loyon 

Other side(s) 

19424 

loypo 

(On) our side. 

19425 

loyut 

Outer side. 

19426 

loyvu 

Port side. 

19427 

loyzy 

Pulley side. 

19428 

luabi 

Removable side(s) 

19429 

luaho 

Right side (or off side) 

19430 

luanu 

Side by side. 

19431 

luary 

Starboard side. 

19432 

luata 

Tail side. 

19433 

luaxe 

Timing side. 

19434 

lubem 

(On) their side. 

19435 

lubgo 

Upper side. 

19436 

lubmu 

„ or lower side. 

19437 

lubow 

(On) which side ? 

19438 

lubsa 

,, your side. 

19439 

lubuc 

SIDEGAR(S). See also Body, Screen. 

19440 

lubwe 

Carried on sidecar(s) 

19441 

lubyg 

Sidecar luggage carrier(s) 

19442 

lucaj 

Coach-built sidecar(s) (— weight — length — in. x 
— in. seat) 

19443 

lucen 

Commercial sidecar(s) (— weight — length — in. x 
— in. seat) 

19444 

lucfo 

Sidecar(s) — name — year — model (— weight 
— length — in. x — in. seat) 

19445 

lucir 

No sidecar(s) 

19446 

luclu 

Other sidecar(s) 

19447 

lucox 

Wicker sidecar(s) (— weight — length — in. x 
— in. seat) 








luopy 

Nos. 

19448 

19449 

19450 

19451 

19452 

19453 

19454 

19455 

19456 

19457 

19458 

19459 

19460 

19461 

19462 

19463 

19464 

19465 

19466 

19467 

19468 

19469 

19470 

19471 

19472 

19473 

19474 

19475 

19476 

19477 

19478 

19479 

19480 

19481 

19482 

19483 

19484 

19485 

19486 

19487 

19488 

19489 

19490 

19491 

19492 

19493 

19494 

19495 

19496 


SIDELIGHT SILENT lukhy 


(Half) PHRASE. 


SIDELIGHT(S). See Light. 

SIDE-SLIP(S) or to Side-slip 

Side-slipped. 

SIGHT. See also Hole. 

At sight. 

Not at sight. 

In sight of— 

Do not lose sight of— 

Lost sight of. 

Out of sight. 

SIGN(S). See also Agreement. or to Sign 
Any sign(s) (of) 

If there is any sign of. 

Illuminated sign(s) 

No sign(s) (of) 

If no sign(s) (of) 

What signs are there (of—) 

Refuse(s) to sign 
Show(s) signs of. 

Signed (by) 

Signing. 

SIGNAL(S). See also Locker. 

Air signal(s) 

Danger signal(s) 

No signal(s) 

Road signal(s) 

Rules as to signals. 

Warning signal(s) 

What signal(s) ? 

S IGNATURE(S) 

Signature acknowledged. 

Awaiting signature. 

Signature irregular. 

Obtain signature. 

Without signature. 

SILENCE(S) or to Silence 

In perfect silence. 

Silenced. 

Not silenced. 

Silencing. 

Not silencing. 

SILENCER(S) (— diam. — length). See also Barrel, 
Clip. 

Inner casing of silencer(s) 

Outer casing of silencer(s) 

Door silencer(s) 

Evaporator silencer(s) 

Jacketted silencer(s) 

Silencer support(s) 

Window silencer(s) 

SILENT(LY) 


396 






lukiz 


SILK 


SITUATION 


lurki 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

19497 

lukiz 

SILK(S). See also Cord, Stitch, etc. 

19498 

lukja 

Silk finished. 

19499 

lukne 

SILL(S) 

19500 

lukof 

SILVER. See also Plate, Solder. 

19501 

lukri 

Silver on german silver. 

19502 

lukul 

German silver. 

19503 

lukyp 

Silver leaf. 

19504 

lulas 

Old silver. 

19505 

lulcu . 

Percentage of silver. 

19506 

lulew 

Pure silver. 

19507 

lulgy 

Deep silvered. 

19508 

lulme 

SIMILAR(LY) (to—) 

19509 

lulog 

Anything similar. 

19510 

lulum 

Nothing similar. 

19511 

lulwo 

SIMILARITY(IES) 

19512 

lumat 

No similarity(ies) 

19513 

lumbu 

SIMPLE(Y) 

19514 

lumex 

SIMPLER. 

19515 

lumfy 

SIMPLEST. 

19516 

lumha 

SIMPLICITY. 

19517 

lumib 

SIMPLIFY(IES) or to Simplify 

19518 

lurale 

Simplified. 

19519 

lumoh 

Simplifying. 

19520 

lumpl 

SIMULTANEOUS(LY) 

19521 

lumun 

SINCE. See also When. 

19522 

lumvo 

Ever since. 

19523 

lumyr 

Not(hing) since. 

19524 

luney 

SINGLE(Y) 

19525 

lunga 

SINK(S). See also Countersink, or to Sink 

Sunk. 

19526 

lunic 

Sinking. 

19527 

lunke 

„ fund. 

19528 

lunys 

SIPHON(S) 

19529 

luody 

SISTER(S) 

19530 

luofa 

SIT(S). See also Sat. or to Sit 

19531 

luoje 

Sitting. 

19532 

luoni 

SITE. See also Aerodrome. 

19533 

luoto 

Bad site (for) 

19534 

luozu 

Good site (for) 

19535 

lupaw 

What site. 

19536 

lupcy 

SITUATE(S) or to Situate 

19537 

lupmi 

Situated. 

19538 

lupok 

SITUATION(S) 

19539 

lupso 

Bad situation (for—) 

19540 

lupyu 

Damp situation. 

19541 

luray 

Dry situation. 

19542 

lurca 

Financial situation(s) 

19543 

lurec 

Good situation (for—) 

19544 

lurge 

No situation. 

19545 

lurig 

Present situation. 

19546 

lurki 

What situation. 


397 









lurom 

Nos. 

19547 

19548 

19549 

19550 

19551 

19552 

19553 

19554 

19555 

19556 

19557 

19558 

19559 

19560 

19561 

19562 

19563 

19564 

19565 

19566 

19567 

19568 

19569 

19570 

19571 

19572 

19573 

19574 

19575 

19576 

19577 

19578 

19579 

19580 

19581 

19582 

19583 

19584 

19585 

19586 

19587 

19588 

19589 

19590 

19591 

19592 

19593 

19594 

19595 

19596 

19597 


SIZE 


lyauf 


(Half) PHRASE. 


SIZE(S). See also Car, Sketch, Stock, Tyre. 
Size(s) — x — 

„ „ — x — x — 

All sizes. 

Any size(s) 

„ ,, or shape. 

Approximate size(s) 

Assorted sizes (up to—) 

Between size(s) 

Convenient size(s) 

Different size(s) 

Diminishing size. 

Double the size. 

Enlarged size(s) 

Size ranging from — to — 

(Of) following size(s) 

Full size(s) 

Of a given size. 

Gold size. 

Guaranteed size(s) 

Half size(s) 

In — size(s) (of) 

Increase(s) (the) size. 

Large size(s) 

Larger size(s) 

Largest size(s) 

Medium size(s) 

Normal size(s) 

Number of size(s) 

Odd size(s) 

Any one size. 

(In) one size (only) 

Other size(s) 

Any other size(s) 

Over size(s) 

Size(s) overall. 

Size and quality. 

Quarter size(s) 

Three-quarter size(s) 

All running sizes. 

Same size(s) 

Small size(s) 

Smaller size(s) 

Smallest size(s) 

Special size(s) 

Standard sizc(s) 

State sizc(s) 

,, ,, „ when ordering. 

Undersize(s) 

Uniform size(s) 

Size(s) most commonly used. 

398 








lyaxi 

Nos. 

19598 

19599 

19600 

19601 

19602 

19603 

19604 

19605 

19606 

19607 

19608 

19609 

19610 

19611 

19612 

19613 

19614 

19615 

19616 

19617 

19618 

19619 

19620 

19621 

19622 

19623 

19624 

19625 

19626 

19627 

19628 

19629 

19630 

19631 

19632 

19633 

19634 

19635 

19636 

19637 

19638 

19639 

19640 

19641 

19642 

19643 

19644 

19645 

19646 

19647 


SIZE (contd.) 


SLIDER 


lyile 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Useful size(s) 

Various size(s) 

Approximate size(s) and weight(s) 

Sized. 

Sizing. 

SKETCH(ES) or to Sketch 

As shewn in sketch. 

Sketch to exact size. 

,, „ half size. 

Sketched. 

Sketching. 

SKEW(S). See also Gear. or to Skew 

Skewed. 

Skewing. 

SKID(S). See also Band, Tail, Tyre. 

Non-skid. 

Skidded. 

Skidding. 

SKILL(ED). Sec also Test. 

Highly skilled. 

Not skilled (or unskilled) 

SKIN(S) 

SKTHT(S) 

SKY. 

Blue sky. 

Overcast sky. 

Cloudy sky. 

SKY-LIGHT(S) 

SLAB(S) 

SLACK(NESS) 

Almost slack. 

Quite slack. 

When slack. 

SLACKEN(S) or to Slacken 

Slackened. 

Slackening. 

SLAT(S) 

SLATE(S) 

SLEET(ING) 

SLEEVE(S). See also Axle, Bearing, Brake, 
Clutch, Cylinder, Tyre, Valve. 

Adjustable slccve(s) 

Clamping slceve(s) 

Distance slceve(s) 

Inner slecvc(s) 

Outer sleeve(s) 

Taper slecve(s) 

SLIDPXS). See also Rail, Rest, Rule. 

Slid. 

Sliding. 

SLIDER(S) 






■yipi 

Nos. 

19648 

19649 

19650 

19651 

19652 

19653 

19654 

19655 

19656 

19657 

19658 

19659 

19660 

19661 

19662 

19663 

19664 

19665 

19666 

19667 

19668 

19669 

19670 

19671 

19672 

19673 

19674 

19675 

19676 

19677 

19678 

19679 

19680 

19681 

19682 

19683 

19684 

19685 

19686 

19687 

19688 

19689 

19690 

19691 

19692 

19693 

19694 

19695 

19696 

19697 


SLIGHT 


SMITH 


lyozy 


(Half) PHRASE. 


SLIGHT(LY) 

As slight(ly) (as) 

Not as slight(ly) (as) 

Only slight(ly) 

Very slight(ly) 

SLING(ER)(S) 

SLIP(S). See also Air, 

Belt, Side-slip. 

Slipped. 

Slipping. 

Non-slipping. 

SLIPSTREAM. 

SLOPE(S) 

On the slope (of) 

Sloped. 

Sloping. 

SLOT(S) (— width) 

Slotted. 

Slotting. 

SLOW(LY) 

Dead slow. 

Too slow(ly) 

Not too slow(ly) 

SLOWER (than) 

SLOWEST. 

SLUNG. See also Sling. 

SLUR. 

No slur. 

SMALL. 

As small as. 

Not as small (as) 

„ small enough. 

Comparatively small. 

Extremely small. 

Too small. 

SMALL-END. 

Small-end bearing(s) 

„ „ bush(es)(ing) 

SMALLER (than) 

If smaller (than) 

No(t) smaller (than) 

Very much smaller (than) 
Slightly smaller (than) 
SMALLEST. 

Not the smallest. 

SMART(LY) 

SMARTER (than) 

No smarter (than) 
SMARTNESS. 

SMITH(S). See also Blacksmith. 
General smith(s) 


or to Slip 


or to Slope 


or to Slot 


400 







lyrao 

Nob. 

19698 

19699 

19700 

19701 

19702 

19703 

19704 

19705 

19706 

19707 

19708 

19709 

19710 

19711 

19712 

19713 

19714 

19715 

19716 

19717 

19718 

19719 

19720 

19721 

19722 

19723 

19724 

19725 

19726 

19727 

19728 

19729 

19730 

19731 

19732 

19733 

19734 

19735 

19736 

19737 

19738 

19739 

19740 

19741 

19742 

19743 

19744 

19745 

19746 


SMOKE 


SOCKET 


lyxsa 


(Half) PHRASE. 


SMOKE. 

Smoke box(es) 

„ „ door(s) 

No smoke. 

SMOOTH(LY) or to Smooth 

Dead smooth. 

Not smooth enough. 

Extra smooth. 

Smoothed. 

Smoothing. 

SNAP(S) (on). See also Terminal, or to Snap 
(To) snap(s) off. 

Snap(s) together. 

Snapped. 

Snapping. 

SNIP(S) 

SNOW(S) or to Snow 

Fall of snow. 

Snowing heavily. 

If snowing. 

Not snowing. 

Snowing slightly. 

Stopped snowing. 

SNUBBER(S) 

SNUG(LY) 

SO. 

Hardly so. 

If so. 

„ not so. 

Not so. 

So as. 

SOAK(S). See also Water, etc. or to Soak 
Soaked. 

Soaking, 

SOCI AL( IST)(S)( ISM) 

SOCIETY(IES) 

Society of — 

„ „ Motor Manufacturers and Traders, Ltd. 

(S.M.M. and T.) 

Member(s) of the Society. 

Not member(s) of the Society. 

SOCKET(S). See also Handle, Lamp, Steer, 
Tube, etc. 

Ball socket(s) 

Bayonet socket(s) 

Body socket(s) 

Dashboard socket(s) 

Frame socket(s) 

Inner socket(s) 

Outer socket(s) 

Wood screw socket(s) 


401 








SOLD 


mafyp 


lyxuc SOCKET (contd.) 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

19747 

lyxuc 

Sliding socket(s) 

19748 

lyxwe 

Strut socket(s) 

19749 

lyxyg 

What socket(s) 

19750 

lyzak 

SOFT(LY) 

19751 

lyzis 

Not soft(ly) 

19752 

lyzku 

„ „ „ enough. 

19753 

lyzoy 

Too soft(ly) 

19754 

lyzyi 

Very soft(ly) 

19755 

maaco 

SOFTEN(S) or to Soften 

19756 

maamy 

Softened. 

19757 

maase 

Softening. 

19758 

maawi 

SOFTER (than) 

19759 

maban 

No(t) softer than. 

19760 

mabbo 

SOFTEST. 

19761 

maber 

SOLD (at—). See also Sell. 

19762 

mabhu 

Sold in accordance with— 

19763 

mabiv 

,, on account of. 

19764 

mably 

,, „ joint account. 

19765 

maces 

,, „ our (my) account. 

19766 

macgu 

„ „ their (his) account. 

19767 

macky 

„ ,, your account. 

19768 

macma 

,, in addition. 

19769 

macoc 

„ „ advance. 

19770 

macym 

„ against— 

19771 

madap 

„ all (everything) 

19772 

madet 

„ on arrival. 

19773 

madfu 

„ to arrive— 

19774 

madix 

„ before. 

19775 

madjy 

,, for spot cash. 

19776 

madia 

„ cautiously. 

19777 

madod 

„ c.i.f. 

19778 

madpe 

,, to cover. 

19779 

madti 

,, for delivery— 

19780 

maduj 

„ „ early delivery. 

19781 

madyn 

„ „ future delivery. 

19782 

madzo 

„ „ immediate delivery. 

19783 

maeka 

,, the following. 

19784 

maesi 

„ f.o.b. 

19785 

maeyo 

„ f.o.r. 

19786 

mafar 

„ freely. 

19787 

mafdu 

„ further (at—) 

19788 

mafev 

„ half. 

19789 

mafhy 

If sold. 

19790 

mafiz 

„ not sold. 

19791 

mafja 

Sold immediately. 

19792 

mafne 

„ in accordance with instructions. 

19793 

mafof 

„ less (than) 

19794 

mafri 

,, at a limit of— 

19795 

maful 

Little sold. 

19796 

mafxo 

Sold as little as possible. 

19797 

mafyp 

,, at a loss (of—•) 


402 











Nos. 

19798 

19799 

19800 

19801 

19802 

19803 

19804 

19805 

19806 

19807 

19808 

19809 

19810 

19811 

19812 

19813 

19814 

19815 

19816 

19817 

19818 

19819 

19820 

19821 

19822 

19823 

1.9824 

19825 

19826 

19827 

19828 

19829 

19830 

19831 

19832 

19833 

19834 

19835 

19836 

19837 

19838 

19839 

19840 

19841 

19842 

19843 

19844 

19845 

19846 

19847 

19848 


(contd.) 


SOLUTION 


mamec 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Sold lower (than) 

„ as much as possible (at—) 

How much is sold ? 

Not sold. 

Sold nothing. 

„ out. 

„ part. 

„ against patterns. 

,, at best prices. 

„ „ a decreased price. 

„ „ an increased price. 

,, „ the same price. 

„ „ a profit (of) 

„ ex quay. 

„ quickly. 

,, as quickly as possible. 

„ remainder (at—) 

„ against samples. 

„ „ specifications. 

„ steadily. 

,, from stock. 

Telegraph if sold. 

„ „ it (they) is (are) to be sold. 

„ whether sold or not (at—) 

When sold. 

Why is it (are they) not sold ? 

SOLDER(S) or to Solder 

Hard solder. 

Silver solder. 

Soft solder. 

Soldered. 

Soldering. 

„ bit(s) 

Copper soldering bit(s) 

Soldering flux(es) 

„ iron(s) 

SOLE(LY) 

SOLICITOR(S) 

SOLID(LY) 

Not solid(ly) 

„ „ „ enough. 

Too solid(ly) 

SOLIDIFY(IES) or to Solidify 

Solidified. 

Solidifying. 

SOLIDITY. 

SOLUBLE. 

Not soluble. 

SOLUTION(S) (— %). See also Acm. 

Dilute solution. 

No solution. 


403 


14 









Nos. 

19849 

19850 

19851 

19852 

19853 

19854 

19855 

19856 

19857 

19858 

19859 

19860 

19861 

19862 

19863 

19864 

19865 

19866 

19867 

19868 

19869 

19870 

19871 

19872 

19873 

19874 

19875 

19876 

19877 

19878 

19879 

19880 

19881 

19882 

19883 

19884 

19885 

19886 

19887 

19888 

19889 

19890 

19891 

19892 

19893 

19894 

19895 

19896 

19897 

19898 

19899 


SOLUTION (contd.) SOUND matej 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Rubber solution. 

Saturated solution. 

What solution. 

SOLVENT. 

SOME. 

As well as some. 

For some. 

From some. 

If some. 

Of some. 

Off some. 

On some. 

With some. 

SOMEONE. 

SOMETHING. See also Else, Like. 
SOMETIMES. 

SOMEWHERE. 

SON(S) 

SOON. 

As soon (as) 

„ „ as possible. 

How soon. 

Not so soon (as) 

Too soon. 

Very soon. 

SOONER. 

SOONEST. 

SOOT. See also Door. 

No soot. 

SORRY (that) 

Not sorry (that) 

Very sorry (that) 

SORT(S) or to Sort 

Another sort. 

Any sort. 

Right sort. 

Same sort. 

(Of) some sort or another. 

What sort? 

Wrong sort. 

Sorted. 

Sorting. 

SOUGHT. See also Seek. 

SOUND(S) or to Sound 

All sound. 

Not sound. 

Part sound. 

Quite sound. 

Wave of sound. 

Sounded. 

Sounding(s) 


404 






matin SOUNDLY SPANNER mazit 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

19900 

matin 

SOUNDLY. 

19901 

mat jo 

SOURCE (of) 

19902 

matot 

Private source. 

19903 

matpu 

Reliable source. 

19904 

matty 

From what source? 

19905 

matuz 

SOUTH(ERN). See also Wind. 

19906 

matva 

Due South. 

19907 

matyd 

South East. 

19908 

matze 

„ West. 

19909 

mauci 

Sou’wester(s) 

19910 

mausy 

Oil cotton sou’wester(s) 

19911 

mauye 

„ silk sou’wester(s) 

19912 

mavah 

SPACE(S). See also Advertise, or to Space. 
Compression, Steam. 

19913 

mavbi 

Space above. 

19914 

mavel 

All space. 

19915 

mavho 

Space below. 

19916 

mavip 

„ between. 

19917 

mavnu 

Engage space. 

19918 

mavov 

Space engaged. 

19919 

mavry 

„ (s) for— 

19920 

mavta 

Large space(s) 

19921 

mavub 

Less space. 

19922 

mavxe 

As little space as possible. 

19923 

mavyf 

Loss of space. 

19924 

mawem 

No loss of space. 

19925 

mawgo 

More space. 

19926 

mawmu 

No more space. 

19927 

mawow 

As much space as possible. 

19928 

mawsa 

Too much space. 

19929 

mawuc 

No space. 

19930 

mawyg 

„ „ to spare. 

19931 

maxaj 

Small space. 

19932 

maxen 

Sufficient space. 

19933 

maxfo 

Not sufficient space. 

19934 

maxir 

What space ? 

19935 

maxlu 

Spaced. 

19936 

maxox 

Spacing. 

19937 

maxpy 

SPACER(S) 

19938 

maxra 

SPAIN (or SPAN(ISH)(IARD)(S) 

19939 

maxud 

SPAN(S) (of) 

19940 

maxve 

SPANNER(S) 

19941 

maxzi 

Box spanner(s) 

19942 

mayak 

Combination spanner(s) 

19943 

mayis 

Double-ended spanner(s) 

19944 

mayku 

Girder spanner(s) 

19945 

mayoy 

No spanner(s) 

19946 

mazal 

Adjustable spanner(s) 

19947 

mazdo 

Single-ended spanner(s) 

19948 

mazep 

Set(s) of — spanners 

19949 

mazit 

What spanner(s) 


405 







mazju 

Nos. 

19950 

19951 

19952 

19953 

19954 

19955 

19956 

19957 

19958 

19959 

19960 

19961 

19962 

19963 

19964 

19965 

19966 

19967 

19968 

19969 

19970 

19971 

19972 

19973 

19974 

19975 

19976 

19977 

19978 

19979 

19980 

19981 

19982 

19983 

19984 

19985 

19986 

19987 

19988 

19989 

19990 

19991 

19992 

19993 

19994 

19995 

19996 

19997 

19998 


(.contd .) SPECIFICATION mefje 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Spanner(s) for detachable wheels. 

SPAR(S) 

SPARE(S). Sec also Part. or to Spare 

If able to spare. 

,, not able to spare. 

Cannot spare. 

For carrying spares. 

Extra spares. 

None to spare (or nothing to spare) 

Plenty to spare. 

Complete set(s) of spares. 

With spares. 

Without spares. 

Spared. 

What can be spared ? 

Sparing. 

SPARK(S). See also Coil, Plug, or to Spark 
Spark advance. 

Advanced spark(s) 

Fat spark. 

Spark gap(s) 

,, length adjustment. 

„ lever(s) 

Retarded spark. 

Thin spark. 

Sparked. 

Sparking. 

Due to sparking. 

Excessive sparking. 

Sparking over insulation. 

SPARKLESS. 

SPASMODIC ALLY) 

SPEAK(S) (to—) or to Speak 

See also Sroke, Tube. 

Speaking (to—) 

SPECIAL(LY) 

Extra special. 

No(t) spccial(ly) 

SPECIALISE(S) (in—) or to Specialise (in) 
Specialised (in) 

Specialising (in) 

SPECIALITY(IES) 

No(t) a speciality(ics) 

Other specialities. 

SPEC IF IC( ALLY). Sec also Gravity. 
SPECIFICATION(S). See also Build, Drawing, 
Sold. 

Clear spccification(s) 

1 )etailed spccification(s) 

Specifieation(s) and estimate(s) 

From specification^) 


406 









mefni SPECIFICATION (con/d.) SPEED melza 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

19999 

mefni 

Full specifications following by mail. 

20000 

mefoj 

,, ,, must be rendered. 

20001 

mefto 

Government specification(s) 

20002 

mefup 

No specification(s) 

20003 

mefyt 

Specifications and plans. 

20004 

mefzu 

Shipping specification(s) 

20005 

megaw 

SPECIFY(IES) or to Specify 

20006 

megcy 

Specified (that—) 

20007 

megmi 

As specified. 

20008 

megok 

Clearly specified (that—) 

20009 

megso 

If specified. 

20010 

megyu 

If not specified. 

20011 

mehax 

Not specified. 

20012 

mehby 

Unless otherwise specified. 

20013 

mehda 

Specifying (that—) 

20014 

meheb 

SPECIMEN(S). See also Test. 

20015 

mehif 

No specimen(s) 

20016 

mehli 

SPECULATE(S) or to Speculate 

20017 

mehol 

Speculated. 

20018 

mehro 

Speculating. 

20019 

mehur 

SPECULATION. 

20020 

mehxu 

Bad speculation(s) 

20021 

mehyv 

Dangerous speculation(s) 

20022 

meica 

Good speculation(s) 

20023 

meige 

SPECULATIVE. 

20024 

meiki 

SPEED(S) (— m.p.h.). See also Belt, Car, Clutch, 
Engine, Gear, Regulator. 

20025 

mejaz 

At all speeds. 

20026 

mejba 

„ „ „ above — r.p.m. 

20027 

mejed 

„ any speed. 

20028 

mejfe 

Approximate speed. 

20029 

mejih 

Average speed. 

20030 

mejji 

Change-speed. 

20031 

mejon 

„ casing(s) 

20032 

mejpo 

„ catch(es) 

20033 

mejut 

„ hub(s) 

20034 

mejvu 

„ lever(s) 

20035 

mejyx 

,, „ at centre. 

20036 

mejzy 

,, ,, ,, left-hand side. 

20037 

melab 

,, ,, „ right-hand side. 

20038 

melde 

,, hand lever(s) 

20039 

melef 

,, operating lever(s) 

20040 

melhi 

,, shaft(s) 

20041 

melij 

,, selecting spring(s) 

20042 

melno 

Change(s) of speed. 

20043 

melop 

Charging speed. 

20044 

meltu 

Coasting speed. 

20045 

meluv 

Constant speed. 

20046 

melxy 

First speed (— m.p.h.) 

20047 

melyz 

Forward speed (— m.p.h.) 

20048 

melza 

Four speed(s) 


407 








Nos. 

20049 

20050 

20051 

20052 

20053 

20054 

20055 

20056 

20057 

20058 

20059 

20060 

20061 

20062 

20063 

20064 

20065 

20066 

20067 

20068 

20069 

20070 

20071 

20072 

20073 

20074 

20075 

20076 

20077 

20078 

20079 

20080 

20081 

20082 

20083 

20084 

20085 

20086 

20087 

20088 

20089 

20090 

20091 

20092 

20093 

20094 

20095 

20096 

20097 

20098 


SPEED (contd.) 


SPIKE 


mesmu 


(Half) 

word. 


(Half) PHRASE. 


memac 

memce 

memeg 

memgi 

memik 

memmo 

memsu 

memwy 

memya 

raenad 

menbe 

meneh 

menfi 

menil 

menlo 

menor 

menru 

menux 

menvy 

menxa 

menyb 

meoko 

meowa 

mepaf 

mepdi 

mepej 

mepin 

mepjo 

mepot 

meppu 

mepty 

mepuz 

mepva 

mepyd 

mepze 

mequa 

merah 

merbi 

merel 

merho 

merip 

mernu 

merov 

merta 

merub 

merxe 

meryf 

mesem 

mesgo 

mesmu 


Fourth speed (— m.p.h.) 

Giving (a) speed(s) of — m.p.h. 

Half speed(s) 

High speed. 

Higher speed. 

Highest speed. 

Increased speed. 

Intermediate speed(s) 

Speed limit. 

Exceeding the speed limit. 

Low speed(s) 

Lowest speed. 

Maximum speed (— m.p.h.) 

Medium speed. 

Minimum speed (— m.p.h.) 

Moderate speed. 

No speed. 

One speed. 

Range of speeds — to — 

Speed regulation(s) 

Relative speed. 

Required speed. 

Reverse speed (— m.p.h.) 

Second speed (— m.p.h.) 

Slow speed. 

Slower speed(s) 

Third speed (— m.p.h.) 

Three speed(s) 

At top speed. 

Two speed. 

Varying speed(s) 

(At) what speed(s) 

SPEEDOMETER(S) 

Speedometer drive(s) 

„ gear(s) 

Combined speedometer and mileage recorder (read¬ 
ing up to — m.p.h.) 

SPEED Y(ILY) 

SPELTER. 

SPEND(S) or to Spend 

Spending. 

„ freely. 

Spent. 

All spent. 

Nearly all spent 
Not(hing) spent. 

SPHERICAL(LY) 

SPHERICITY. 

SPIDER(S). See also Differential. 

SPIKE(S) 

Dog spike(s) 


408 







Nos. 

20099 

20100 

20101 

20102 

20103 

20104 

20105 

20106 

20107 

20108 

20109 

20110 

20111 

20112 

20113 

20114 

20115 

20116 

20117 

20118 

20119 

20120 

20121 

20122 

20123 

20124 

20125 

20126 

20127 

20128 

20129 

20130 

20131 

20132 

20133 

20134 

20135 

20136 

20137 

20138 

20139 

20140 

20141 

20142 

20143 

20144 

20145 

20146 


SPIGOT 


SPLIT 


mezet 


(Half) PHRASE. 


SPIGOT(S) 

SPILL(S) or to Spill 

Spilling. 

Spilt. 

SPILLABLE. See also Unspillable. 

SPIN(S). or to Spin 

See also Spun. 

Spinning. 

SPINDLE(S). See also Air, Spring, Valve, 
Wheel. 

Spindle cover(s) 

Cycle back hub spindle(s) 

,, front hub spindlc(s) 

Cycle pedal spindle(s) 

Motor cycle back hub spindle(s) 

,, „ front hub spindle(s) 

„ „ pedal spindle(s) 

Driven spindle(s) 

Driving spindle(s) 

Spindle end(s) 

„ hand(s) 

Hub spindle(s) 

Spindle machinist(s) 

Main spindle(s) 

SPIRAL(LY). See also Wound. 

SPIRIT (— specific gravity). See also Safe. 

Action of spirit(s) 

Impervious to the action of spirit(s) 

Loose spirit. 

Motor spirit. 

(In) SPITE (of) 

In spite of everything. 

SPLASH(ES). or to Splash 

See also Cone. 

Splashed. 

Splashing. 

SPLASHER(S) 

SPLENDID(LY) 

SPLICE(S) 

Spliced. 

Splicing. 

SPLICER(S) 

SPLINE(S) 

SPLINTER(S) 

Splintered. 

Splintering. 

SPLIT(S). See also Butt, Hides. 

Cow splits. 

Enamelled splits. 

Japanned splits. 

Ox splits. 


or to Splice 


or to Splinter 


409 






mezfu 


SPLIT ( contd .) 


SPREADER 


mifji 


l 

Nos. 


20147 

20148 

20149 

20150 

20151 

20152 

20153 

20154 

20155 

20156 

20157 

20158 

20159 

20160 
20161 
20162 

20163 

20164 

20165 

20166 

20167 

20168 

20169 

20170 

20171 

20172 

20173 

20174 

20175 

20176 

20177 

20178 

20179 

20180 
20181 
20182 

20183 

20184 

20185 

20186 
20187- 
20188 

20189 

20190 

20191 

20192 

20193 

20194 

20195 


(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 


mezfu 

Split up (into—) 


mezix 

Splitting up (into—) 

or to Spoil 

mezjy 

SPOIL(S) 

mezla 

Spoiled. 


mezod 

Entirely spoiled (by—) 


mezpe 

Nearly spoiled (by—) 


mezti 

Spoiling. 


mezuj 

SPOKE(S) (— gauge). See also Buush, Tap, 

Washer, Wheel, etc. 

mezyn 

Spoke cutter(s) 


mezzo 

„ die(s) 


miaga 

„ grip(s) 


miake 

Tangent spoke(s) 


mibav 

SPOKE(N) (to—). See also Speak. 


mibdy 

SPONGE(S) 

or to Sponge 

mibez 

Motor sponges. 


mibfa 

Sponged. 


mibld 

Sponging. 


mibje 

SPOOL(S). . See also Brake. 


mibni 

SPORT(S) 


miboj 

SPORTING. 


mibto 

SPOT(S) 

or to Spot 

mibup 

Near the spot. 


mibyt 

No spot(s) 


mibzu 

On the spot. 


micaw 

Same spot. 


miccy 

What spot ? 


micmi 

Spotted. 


micok 

Spotting. 


micso 

SPOUT(S) 


micyu 

SPRAG(S). See also Wire. 

or to Sprain 

midax 

SPRAIN(S) 

midby 

Sprained. 


mideb 

„ ankle. 


midhe 

„ wrist. 


midif 

Spraining. 


midli 

SPRAY(S). See also Acid, 

Hood, Nozzle. 

or to Spray 

midol 

Spray arrestor(s) 


midro 

Pump spray(s) 


midur 

Scent spray(s) 


midxu 

Sprayed. 


midyv 

(For) spraying. 


mieca 

Spraying chamber(s) 


miege 

,, ,, cap(s) 


mieki 

SPRAYER(S) (capacity in lbs. per 

hour —) 

mifaz 

SPREAD(S) 

or to Spread 

mifba 

Spread over. 


mifed 

Spreading. 


miffe 

Spreading over. 


mifji 

SPREADER(S) 



410 








mifon 


SPRING 


milpu 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

20196 

mifon 

SPRING(S). See also Accelerator, Action, 

Balance, Brake, Buffer, Cap, Case, Chassis, 
Clip, Clutch, Compressor, Control, Distri¬ 
butor, Fork, Gaiter, Governor, Hook, 
Mounting, Peg, Ring, Saddle, Sprung, 
Tappet, Terminal, Trigger, etc. 

20197 

mifpo 

Spring actuated. 

20198 

mifut 

Spring(s) adjusted to maintain pressure (or tension) 
of— 

Spring arin(s) 

20199 

mifvu 

20200 

mifyx 

Assorted spring(s) 

20201 

mifzy 

Spring attachment(s) (for—) 

20202 

mihab 

Auxiliary spring(s) 

20203 

mihef 

Back spring(s) 

20204 

mihij 

„ „ „ left. 

20205 

mihop 

„ „ „ right. 

20206 

mihuv 

Spring cross bar(s) 

20207 

mihyz 

„ retaining bar(s) 

20208 

miice 

Bearing spring(s) 

20209 

miigi 

Brass spring(s) 

20210 

miimo 

Cantilever spring(s) 

20211 

miisu 

Check spring(s) 

20212 

miiwy 

Short circuiting spring(s) 

20213 

miiya 

Coil spring(s) 

20214 

mijad 

Compression spring(s) 

20215 

mijbe 

Conducting spring(s) (for—) 

20216 

mijeh 

Contact spring(s) 

20217 

mijfi 

Spring connection(s) 

20218 

mijil 

Spring cover(s) 

20219 

mijlo 

Cross spring(s) 

20220 

mijor 

Curved spring(s) 

20221 

mijru 

Cushion spring(s) 

20222 

mijux 

Decelerating spring(s) 

20223 

mijvy 

Spring(s) — length — outside diameter — gauge 
— coils. 

20224 

mijxa 

Spring(s) — length — outside diameter — gauge 
— coils to compress —inches with load of — lbs. 

20225 

mijyb 

Disc spring(s) 

20226 

mikim 

Elliptic spring(s) 

20227 

mikko 

Half-elliptic spring(s) 

20228 

mikos 

Exhaust spring(s) 

20229 

mikuy 

Expansion spring(s) 

20230 

mikvva 

External spring(s) 

20231 

mikyc 

All four springs 

20232 

milaf 

Flat spring(s) 

20233 

mildi 

Front spring(s) 

20234 

milej 

ft tt tt left. 

20235 

milin 

„ . „ „ right. 

20236 

mil jo 

Spring(s) for — (on—) 

20237 

milot 

Spring housing(s) 

20238 

milpu 

Inlet spring(s) 

411 Ha 


14a 






milty 

Nos. 

20239 

20240 

20241 

20242 

20243 

20244 

20245 

20246 

20247 

20248 

20249 

20250 

20251 

20252 

20253 

20254 

20255 

20256 

20257 

20258 

20259 

20260 

20261 

20262 

20263 

20264 

20265 

20266 

20267 

20268 

20269 

20270 

20271 

20272 

20273 

20274 

20275 

20276 

20277 

20278 

20279 

20280 

20281 

20282 

20283 

20284 

20285 

20286 

20287 

20288 

20289 


SPRING (contd.) 


(Half) 

word. 


(Half) PHRASE. 


milty 
miluz 
milva 
milyd 
milze 
mimag 
mimci 
mimek 
mimsy 
mimye 
minah 
minbi 
minel 
minho 
minip 
minnu 
minov 
minry 
minta 
minub 
minxe 
minyf 
miogo 
miomu 
miosa 
miowe 
mipaj 
mipen 
mipfo 
mipir 
miplu 
mipox 
mippy 
mipra 
mipud 
mipve 
mipzi 
mique 
miral 
mirdo 
mirep 
mirit 
mirju 
mirny 
miroz 
mirpa 
mirte 
miruf 
mirxi 
miryj 


Internal spring(s) 

Spring leaf(ves) (— thickness) 
— leaf spring(s) 

Spring leather(s) 

Lock(ing) spring(s) 

No spring(s) 

Spring pad(s) 

Spring palm(s) 

Pedal spring(s) 

Pivot spring seat(s) 
Nickel-plated spring(s) 

Spring pressure. 

Pull-off spring(s) 

Ratchet spring(s) 

Rear spring(s) 

» » » left. 

»> >> »» right. 

Relief spring(s) 

Road spring(s) 

Front road spring(s) 

Rear road spring(s) 

Spring shackle(s) 

Front spring shackle(s) 

Rear spring shackle(s) 

Spring seat(ing)(s) left hand. 

» » tt »> right hand. 

Front spring seat(s) 

Rear spring seat(s) 

Set(s) of spring(s) 

Side spring(s) 

Spring spindle(s) 

Spiral spring(s) 

Squab spring(s) 

Steel spring(s) 

Spring suspension. 

Tension spring(s) 

Transverse spring(s) 

Front transverse spring(s) 
Rear transverse spring(s) 
Window spring(s) 

Wire spring(s) 

With spring(s) 

Without spring(s) 

Springing. 

Not springing. 

SPRING. 

After the spring. 

Before the spring. 

Last spring. 

Next spring. 

This spring. 


misam 


412 








misco SPRINKLER STAMP mizha 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

20290 

misco 

SPRINKLER(S) 

20291 

mismy 

SPROGKET(S) (— width — pitch — number of teeth) 
See also Chain. 

20292 

misse 

SPRUCE. 

20293 

misug 

SPRUNG. See also Spring. 

20294 

miswi 

SPUN. See also Spin. 

20295 

misyk 

Spun in one piece. 

20296 

mitan 

SPUR(S) 

20297 

mitbo 

SQUAB(S). See also Spring. 

20298 

miter 

Back squab(s) 

20299 

mithu 

Front squab(s) 

20300 

mitiv 

SQUARE(S). See also Feet, Inches, Yards. 

20301 

mitly 

All square(ly) 

20302 

miugu 

Not square(ly) 

20303 

miuky 

Squared (with) 

20304 

miuma 

Squaring (with) 

20305 

mivap 

SQUEAK(S) or to Squeak 

20306 

mivet 

Squeaked. 

20307 

mivfu 

Squeaking. 

20308 

mivix 

SQUEAKER(S) 

20309 

mivjy 

SQUIRT(S) 

20310 

mivla 

STABILISER(S) 

20311 

mivod 

STABILITY. See also Instability. 

20312 

mivpe 

No stability. 

20313 

mivti 

What stability. 

20314 

mivuj 

STAFF. 

20315 

mivyn 

Expert staff. 

20316 

mivzo 

Increase staff. 

20317 

miwuk 

Insufficient staff. 

20318 

miwyo 

Large staff. 

20319 

mixar 

No staff. 

20320 

mixdu 

On the staff. 

20321 

mixev 

Not on the staff. 

20322 

mixhy 

Reduce staff. 

20323 

mlxiz 

What staff. 

20324 

mixja 

STAGE(S) 

20325 

mixne 

(At) each stage. 

20326 

mixof 

(In the) early stages. 

20327 

mixri 

„ last stage. 

20328 

mixul 

(At) no stage. 

20329 

mlxxo 

STAGGER(S). See also Angle. 

20330 

mixyp 

STAIN(S) or to Stain 

20331 

mlyas 

Stained— 

20332 

miyew 

Staining— 

20333 

miyog 

STAINLESS. 

20334 

miyum 

STALK(S) 

20335 

mizat 

STALL(S) 

20336 

mizbu 

STAMP(S). See also Valve. or to Stamp 

20337 

mizex 

Stamp duty(ies) 

Inspectors’ stamp(s) 

Makers' stamp(s) 

20338 

mizfy 

20339 

mizha 


413 







mizib 

Nos. 

20340 

20341 

20342 

20343 

20344 

20345 

20346 

20347 

20348 

20349 

20350 

20351 

20352 

20353 

20354 

20355 

20356 

20357 

20358 

20359 

20360 

20361 

20362 

20363 

20364 

20365 

20366 

20367 

20368 

20369 

20370 

20371 

20372 

20373 

20374 

20375 

20376 

20377 

20378 

20379 

20380 

20381 

20382 

20383 

20384 

20385 

20386 

20387 

20388 


STAMP ( contd.) 


START 


mogin 


(Half) 

word. 


(Half) PHRASE. 


mizib 

mizle 

mizoh 

mizpi 

mizun 

mizvo 

mizyr 

moaba 

moafe 

moaji 


Stamped. 

Stamping. 

STANCH ION(S). Sec also Awning. 

STAND(S) or to Stand 

Stand(s) out (for—■) 

„ „ up. 

Standing. 

„ up. 

STAN D AHD(S) 

In accordance with the standards recommended 
the S.M.M. & T. 


by 


moapo 

moavu 

moazy 

mocab 

mocde 

mocef 

mochi 

mocij 

mocno 

mocop 

moctu 

mocuv 

mocxy 

mocyz 

mocza 

modac 

modce 

modeg 

modgi 

modik 

modmo 

modsu 

modwy 

modya 

moebe 

moefi 

moelo 

moeru 

moevy 

moexa 

mofko 

mofos 

mofuy 

mofwa 

mofyc 

mogaf 

mogdi 

mogej 

mogin 


Any standard. 

Body standard(s) 

Front body standard(s) 

Hind body standard(s) 

Bottom standard(s) 

To fit standard — 

High standard(s) 

No standard. 

Recognised standard. 

What standard. 

STANDARDISATION. 

STANDARDISE(S) or to Standardise 

Standardised. 

Standardising. 

STANDPOINT. 

From the standpoint of. 

(At a) STANDSTILL. 

STAPLE(S). See also Vice. 

STAR(S) 

STARBOARD. See also Engine, Lamp, Light. 
START(S). See also Claw, or to Start 

Clutch, Engine, Jaw, Shaft, Switch, Valve. 
(To) start(s) by compressed air. 

Start(s) as early as possible. 

(To) start(s) by hand. 

Start(s) immediately. 

Ready to start. 

Started (by) 

Easily started. 

If started. 

„ not started. 

Not started. 

Starting. 

After starting. 

Anticipate starting. 

At starting. 

Before starting. 

Starting gear(s) 

,, handle(s) 

If starting. 


414 






mogjo START (contd.) STATEMENT momdo 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

20380 

mogjo 

If not starting. 

20390 

mogot 

Starting immediately. 

20391 

mogpu 

Instantaneous starting. 

20392 

mogty 

Starting lever(s) 

20393 

moguz 

Not starting. 

20394 

mogva 

On starting. 

20395 

mogyd 

Paraffin starting. 

20396 

mogze 

Petrol starting. 

20397 

mohag 

Self-starting. 

20398 

mohci 

Without starting. 

20399 

mohek 

STARTER(S) 

20400 

mohsy 

Electric starter rectangular hard brush(es) 
(— length — breadth — thickness) 

20401 

mohye 

Electric starter round hard brush(es) (— length 
— breadth — thickness) 

20402 

moibi 

Electric starter rectangular medium brush(es) 

(— length — breadth — thickness) 

20403 

moiho 

Electric starter round medium brush(es) (— length 
— breadth — thickness) 

20404 

moinu 

Electric starter rectangular soft brush(es) (— length 
— breadth — thickness) 

20405 

moiry 

Electric starter round soft brush(es) (— length 
— breadth — thickness) 

20406 

moita 

Electric starter brush holder(s) 

20407 

moixe 

,, engine starter(s) (—- volts) 

20408 

mojem 

Compressed air engine starter(s) 

20409 

mojgo 

Hand starter(s) 

20410 

mojmu 

STATE(S) or to State 

20411 

mojow 

In a bad state. 

20412 

mojsa 

,, a good state. 

20413 

mojuc 

,, the same state. 

20414 

mojwe 

Stated. 

20415 

mojyg 

As stated. 

20416 

mokaj 

Expressly stated (that) 

20417 

moken 

Fully stated. 

20418 

mokfo 

Not stated. 

20419 

mokir 

Officially stated. 

20420 

moklu 

Stating. 

20421 

mokox 

STATEMENT(S) (of—). See also Bank. 

20422 

mokpy 

Annual statement(s) 

20423 

mokra 

False statement. 

20424 

mokud 

Full statement. 

20425 

mokve 

Monthly statcmcnt(s) 

20426 

mokzi 

No statement. 

20427 

molak 

As per statement. 

20428 

molis 

Quarterly statement. 

20429 

molku 

Regular statement(s) 

20430 

moloy 

Statement repudiated. 

20431 

molyi 

Signed statemcnt(s) 

20432 

momal 

True statement(s) 

20433 

momdo 

Ilalf-yearly statement(s) 


415 








Nos. 

20434 

20435 

20436 

20437 

20438 

20439 

20440 

20441 

20442 

20443 

20444 

20445 

20446 

20447 

20448 

20449 

20450 

20451 

20452 

20453 

20454 

20455 

20456 

20457 

20458 

20459 

20460 

20461 

20462 

20463 

20464 

20465 

20466 

20467 

20468 

20469 

20470 

20471 

20472 

20473 

20474 

20475 

20476 

20477 

20478 

20479 

20480 


STATIC STEAMER motew 


(Half) PHRASE. 


STATIC. 

STATION(S) or to Station 

Stationed. 

Stationing. 

STATIONARY. See also Engine, Set. 
STATIONER(S) 

STATIONERY. 

STATISTICS. 

STATUS. 

What is the status of— 

STAVE(S) 

STAY(S). See also Gusset, or to Stay 

Torque. 

Angle stay(s) 

Cross stay(s) 

Stay rod(s) 

Screwed stay(s) 

Stayed. 

Staying. 

If staying. 

„ not staying. 

Staying on. 

„ until— 

STEADINESS. 

No steadiness. 

Perfect steadiness. 

STEAD IER(S) 

STEADY(ILY) 

Not steady(ily) 

STEAM. See also Barrel, Boiler, Cock, Jacket, 
Tractor. 

Ample steam space. 

Dry steam. 

Steam pressure. 

Saturated steam. 

Steam set(s) 

Superheated steam (— lbs. per sq. in. — deg. Fah. 
superheat) 

STEAMER(S). See also Forward, Sail. (Or 
STEAMSHIP—) 

Alongside steamer. 

Another steamer (sailing—) 

Arrival of steamer. 

Steamer not arrived. 

Cargo steamer(s) 

Catch steamer (at—) 

Caught steamer (at—) 

Steamship company(ies) 

Steamer(s) delayed (owing to—) 

(By) direct steamer (to—) 

Steamer due. 


416 







Nos. 

20481 

20482 

20483 

20484 

20485 

20486 

20487 

20488 

20489 

20490 

20491 

20492 

20493 

20494 

20495 

20496 

20497 

20498 

20499 

20500 

20501 

20502 

20503 

20504 

20505 

20506 

20507 

20508 

20509 

20510 

20511 

20512 

20513 

20514 

20515 

20516 

20517 

20518 

20519 

20520 

20521 

20522 

20523 

20524 

20525 

20526 

20527 

20528 

20529 


STEAMER ( conld.) STEEL mozig 


(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

motgy 

(By) first steamer (to—) 

motme 

Last steamer. 

MOTOQ 

THIS TELEGRAM IS CODED BY THE 
MOTOR TRADE TELEGRAM. 

raotum 

Mail steamer. 

motwo 

Meet steamer (at—) 

moubu 

Missed steamer. 

moufy 

Next steamer. 

mouha 

No steamer(s) 

motile 

Steamer overdue. 

moupi 

Passenger steamer. 

mouvo 

Tank steamer(s) 

movey 

This steamer. 

movga 

Which steamer. 

movie 

STEATITE. Sec also Cover. 

movke 

STEEL(S). See also Ball, Block, Tube. 

movys 

Alloy steel. 

mowav 

Bright steel. 

mowdy 

Carbon steel (—■%) 

mowez 

Case-hardened steel. 

mowfa 

Cast steel. 

mowid 

Hardened cast steel. 

mowje 

Channel steel. 

mowni 

Chrome steel. 

mowoj 

Nickel chrome steel. 

mowto 

,, ,, gear steel. 

mowup 

Crucible steel. 

mowyt 

Drawn steel. 

mowzu 

Bright drawn steel. 

moxaw 

Enamelled steel. 

moxey 

English steel. 

moxmi 

Finest steel. 

moxok 

Forged steel. 

moxyu 

Drop forged steel. 

moyax 

Galvanised steel. 

moyby 

Hardened steel. 

moyda 

Self-hardening steel. 

moyeb 

Key steel. 

moyhe 

Lead-coated steel. 

moyif 

Silico manganese steel. 

moyli 

Mild steel. 

moyol 

Nickel steel. 

moyro 

No(t) steel. 

moyur 

Other steel(s) 

moyxu 

Pressed stecl(s) 

mozay 

Sheet steel (— length — width — gauge or thickness) 

mozca 

Tinned steel sheet(s)(—-length — width — gauge or 
thickness) 

mozec 

Sheradised steel. 

mozge 

Solid steel. 

mozig 

Spring steel. 


417 









mozki STEEL (contd.) STEER mufxl 


Nos. 

(Half) 1 
word. | 

(Half) PHRASE. 

20530 

mozki 

High tensile steel. 

20531 

mozom 

Tinned steel. 

20532 

mozus 

Toughened steel. 

20533 

mozvvu 

Tool steel. 

20534 

muaag 

Tungsten steel. 

20535 

muasy 

Welding steel. 

20536 

muaye 

What steel. 

20537 

mubah 

Steel-work. 

20538 

mubbi 

Wrought steel. 

20539 

mubel 

STEEP(LY) 

20540 

mubho 

STEER(S). See also Axle, Ball. or to Steer 

20541 

mubip 

Steered. 

20542 

mubnu 

Steering. 

20543 

mubov 

„ adjustment. 

20544 

mubry 

„ arm(s) 

20545 

mubta 

„ „ front. 

20546 

mubub 

>> »> »» left. 

20547 

mubxe 

„ „ „ right. 

20548 

mubyf 

„ „ left. 

20549 

mucem 

„ „ rear. 

20550 

mucgo 

„ „ right. 

20551 

mucmu 

„ „ pin(s) 

20552 

mucow 

„ box(es) 

20553 

mucsa 

„ chain(s) 

20554 

mucuc 

„ column(s) 

20555 

mucwe 

„ „ support(s) 

20556 

mucyg 

„ connection(s) 

20557 

mudaj 

„ fork(s) 

20558 

muden 

Front steering fork(s) 

20559 

mudfo 

Rear steering fork(s) 

20560 

mudir 

Steering gear(s) 

20561 

mudlu 

„ gear bracket(s) 

20562 

mudox 

„ gear case(s) 

20563 

mudpy 

Worm and segment steering gear(s) 

20564 

mudra 

Steering head(s) 

20565 

mudud 

,, ,, left. 

20566 

mudve 

„ „ right. 

20567 

mudzi 

„ joint(s) 

20568 

mueku 

„ rod joint(s) 

20569 

mueyi 

„ cross rod joint(s) 

20570 

mufal 

Ball and socket steering joint(s) 

20571 

mufdo 

Steering knuckle(s) 

20572 

mufep 

„ lever(s) 

20573 

mufit 

„ drag link(s) 

20574 

mufju 

„ rod(s) 

20575 

mufny 

„ connecting rod(s) 

20576 

mufoz 

„ gear connecting rod(s) 

20577 

mufpa 

,, shaft(s) 

20578 

mufte 

„ socket(s) 

20579 

muiuf 

„ ball socket(s) 

20580 

mufxi 

„ swivel(s) 


418 












mufyj 

Nos. 

20581 

20582 

20583 

20584 

20585 

20586 

20587 

20588 

20589 

20590 

20591 

20592 

20593 

20594 

20595 

20596 

20597 

20598 

20599 

20600 

20601 

20602 

20603 

20604 

20605 

20606 

20607 

20608 

20609 

20610 

20611 

20612 

20613 

20614 

20615 

20616 

20617 

20618 

20619 

20620 

20621 

20622 

20623 

20624 

20625 

20626 

20627 

20628 

20629 

20630 

20631 



STEER (conid.) STITCH 

mumou 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

mufyj 

Steering tube(s) 


mugam 

„ cross tube(s) 


mugco 

„ side tube(s) 


mugmy 

„ wheel(s) (— ins. diam.) 


mugse 

,, „ in centre. 


mugug 

,, ,, at right-hand side. 


mugwi 

„ „ „ left-hand side. 


mugyk 

,, worm(s) 


muhan 

Worm and nut steering. 


muhbo 

Steering yoke(s) 


muher 

STEM(S) (— diam.). See also Handlebar. 

muhiv 

Centre stem(s) 


muhly 

Glass stem(s) 


muhna 

Hinge stem(s) 


muhob 

Hollow stem(s) 


muhre 

Locking stem(s) 


muhvi 

Solid stem(s) 


muhyl 

STENOGRAPHER(S). See also Shorthand. 

muigu 

STEP(S). See also Board. 


muiky 

Take the necessary steps. 


muima 

Next steps. 


mujap 

No steps taken. 


mujet 

What steps are being taken ? 


mujfu 

STERLING. See also Table, Part 

11. 

mujix 

STERN. 


mujly 

STICK(S) 

or to Stick 

mujla 

Sticking. 


mujod 

Non-sticking. 


mujpe 

STIFF(LY). See also Act. 


mujti 

Not stiff(ly) enough. 


mujuj 

Extra stiff(ly) 


mujyn 

Too stiff(ly) 


mujzo 

STIFFEN(S) 

or to Stiffen 

mukka 

Stiffened. 


muksl 

Stiffening. 


mukuk 

STIFFENER(S) 


mukyo 

STILL. 


mular 

STIPULATE(S) (that—) or 

to Stipulate 

muldu 

Stipulated (that—) 


mulev 

Stipulating (that—) 


mulhy 

STIPULATION(S) 


muliz 

No stipulation(s) 


mulja 

With the stipulation (that) 


mulne 

STIR(S) 

or to Stir 

mulof 

Stirred. 


mulri 

Stirring. 


mulul 

STITCH(ES) 

or to Stitch 

mulxo 

Stitched. 


mulyp 

Double stitched. 


mumas 

Silk stitched. 


mumcu 

Stitching. 



419 









Nos. 

20632 

20633 

20634 

20635 

20636 

20637 

20638 

20639 

20640 

20641 

20642 

20643 

20644 

20645 

20646 

20647 

20648 

20649 

20650 

20651 

20652 

20653 

20654 

20655 

20656 

20657 

20658 

20659 

20660 

20661 

20662 

20663 

20664 

20665 

20666 

20667 

20668 

20669 

20670 

20671 

20672 

20673 

20674 

20675 

20676 

20677 

20678 

20679 

20680 

20681 

20682 


STITCH (contd.) 


STORE 


musus 


(Half) 

word. 


mumgy 

raumrae 

mumog 

mumum 

mumwo 

munat 

munbu 

munex 

munfy 

raunha 

munib 

munle 

munoh 

munpi 

munun 

munvo 

munyr 

muoga 

rauoke 

mupav 

mupdy 

mupez 

mupfa 

mupid 

mupje 

mupni 

mupoj 

mupto 

mupup 

mupyt 

mupzu 

murax 

murby 

murda 

mureb 

murhe 

murif 

murli 

murol 

murro 

murur 

murxu 

musay 

musca 

musec 

rausge 

musig 

muski 

musom 

musus 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Flax stitching. 

STOGK(S). See also Sell, Sold. 
Consolidated stock. 

Debenture stock. 

Extensive stock. 

Stocks falling. 

Government stock. 

Stock(s) on hand. 

In stock. 

Stock(s) increasing. 

Large stock(s) 

Larger stock(s) (than) 

Largest stock. 

Out of stock. 

Stock size(s) 

Sufficient stock(s) 

Not sufficient stock(s) 

Supplied from stock. 

Surplus stock. 

Take stock. 

Stock-taking. 

Usually in stock. 

What stock(s) 

Stocked. 

Stocked in— 

„ „ different designs. 

„ tt tt qualities. 

»» »» » sizes. 

„ „ lengths of— 

„ „ standard lengths. 

Not stocked (or no stocks) 
Stocked in standard threads. 

„ „ „ widths. 

Stocking. 

STOCKBROKER* 

STOCK EXCHANGE. 

STOLE(N) 

STONE(S). See also Oilstone. 
STONY. 

STOP(S) 

Stopped (owing to^—) 

Not stopped. 

Stopping (owing to—) 
STOPPAGE. 

STORAGE (for — months) 

No storage. 

What storage. 

STORE(S) 

Garage stores. 

Oil stores. 

Petrol stores. 


or to Stock 


or to Stop 


or to Store 


420 








Nos. 

20683 

20684 

20685 

20686 

20687 

20688 

20689 

20690 

20691 

20692 

20693 

20694 

20695 

20696 

20697 

20698 

20699 

20700 

20701 

20702 

20703 

20704 

20705 

20706 

20707 

20708 

20709 

20710 

20711 

20712 

20713 

20714 

20715 

20716 

20717 

20718 

20719 

20720 

20721 

20722 

20723 

20724 

20725 

20726 

20727 

20728 

20729 

20730 

20731 

20732 

20733 


STORE (contd.) 


STRAP 


muzux 


(Half) PHRASE. 


What stores. 

Stored. 

Stored for a/c of. 

If stored. 

Not stored. 

When stored. 

Storing. 

If storing. 

Not storing. 

STOREKEEPER(S) 

STOREMAN(EN) 

STORM(S). See also Gale. 

STOUT(LY) 

STOVE(S). See also Oven. or to Stove 

Garage stove(s) 

Hardening stove(s) 

Stoved. 

Stoving. 

STOW(S). or to Stow 

Stowed (away) 

Stowing. 

STRAIGHT(LY) 

Almost straight. 

Not straight. 

Set(s) straight. 

STRAIGHTEN(S) or to Straighten 

Straightened. 

Straightening. 

STRAIN(S) 

Breaking strain(s) (— lbs.) 

Full strain. 

No strain (on) 

Normal strain. 

Shearing strain (of—) 

To take strain (of) 

Undue strain. 

Strained. 

Straining. 

STRAINER(S). See also Air, Breather. 

Funnel strainer(s) 

Gauze strainer(s) (— mesh) 

Radiator strainer(s) 

STRAKE(S) 

STRAND(S) or to Strand 

Single strand(s) 

— strand(s) 

Stranded. 

Stranding. 

STRANGE. 

STRANGER(S) 

STRAP(S). See also Brake. 

42 ! 







STRIKE 


myhar 


muzva STRAP ( contd .) 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

20734 

muzva 

Apron strap(s) 

20735 

muzyd 

Canopy strap(s) 

20736 

muzze 

Cushion strap(s) 

20737 

myaak 

Flat strap(s) 

20738 

myaku 

Hand strap(s) 

20739 

mybal 

,, holder slrap(s) 

20740 

mybdo 

Hood strap(s) 

20741 

mybep 

Luggage strap(s) 

20742 

mybit 

Mudguard strap(s) 

20743 

mybju 

Window strap(s) 

20744 

mybny 

Strapped. 

20745 

myboz 

Strapping. 

20746 

mybpa 

STREAM(S). Sec also Oil, Water. 

20747 

mybte 

STREAMLINE. See also Body. 

20748 

mubuf 

STRENGTH. 

20749 

mybxi 

Compression strength. 

20750 

mybyj 

(Of) exceptional strength. 

20751 

mycam 

Full strength. 

20752 

mycco 

Not full strength. 

20753 

mycmy 

(Of) greater strength (than) 

20754 

mycse 

,, less strength (than) 

20755 

mycug 

No strength. 

20756 

mycwi 

Sufficient strength. 

20757 

mycyk 

Not sufficient strength. 

20758 

mydan 

Tensile strength. 

20759 

mydbo 

Torsional strength. 

20760 

myder 

STRENGTHEN(S) or to Strengthen 

20761 

mydhu 

Strengthened. 

20762 

mydiv 

Strengthening. 

20763 

mydly 

STRESS(ES) 

20764 

myegu 

STRETCH(ES) or to Stretch 

20765 

myeky 

Stretched. 

20766 

myema 

Stretching. 

20767 

myfap 

STRICT(LY) 

20768 

myfet 

Not strict(ly) 

20769 

myffu 

Too strict(ly) 

20770 

myfix 

STRIKE(S). See also Lever, or to Strike 


Shaft, Struck, 

20771 

myfjy 

Avoid a strike. 

20772 

myfla 

Strike avoided. 

20773 

myfod 

„ cannot be avoided. 

20774 

myfpo 

„ continuing. 

20775 

myfti 

„ failing. 

20776 

myfuj 

A general strike is declared (of—) 

20777 

myfyn 

On strike. 

20778 

myfzo 

Strike(s) out. 

20779 

mygka 

Strike settled. 

20780 

mygsi 

„ spreading. 

20781 

myguk 

„ succeeding. 

20782 

mygyo 

„ threatened (of—) 

20783 

myhar 

Striking. 


422 







Nos. 

20784 

20/85 

20786 

20787 

20788 

20789 

20790 

20791 

20792 

20793 

20794 

20795 

20796 

20797 

20798 

20799 

20800 

20801 

20802 

20803 

20804 

20805 

20806 

20807 

20808 

20809 

20810 

20811 

20812 

20813 

20814 

20815 

20816 

20817 

20818 

20819 

20820 

20821 

20822 

20823 

20824 

20825 

20826 

20827 

20828 

20829 

20830 

20831 

20832 


STRIKE (contd.) 


STUD 


mynro 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Not striking. 

STRIKER(S) 

If strikers. 

Strikers demand an increase in wages of (—%) 
*> » a decrease of hours of (—%) 

STRING. See also Asbestos, Bound, Tasselt 
STRINGENT. 

STRINGER(S) 

Stringer plate(s) 

STRIP(S). See also Band, or to Strip 

Braze, Clamp, Weld, Window. 

Stiffening strip(s) 

Stripped. 

Stripping. 

STROKE(S). See also Bore. 

Another stroke. 

Delivery stroke. 

Down stroke. 

Exhaust stroke. 

Explosion or power stroke. 

Four stroke. 

Return stroke. 

Single stroke. . 

Suction stroke. 

Two stroke. 

Up stroke. 

STRONG(LY) 

As strong as. 

Strong enough (to) (for—> 

Not strong enough. 

Very strong. 

STRONGER. 

If stronger (than) 

,, not stronger (than) 

Much stronger (than) 

No(t) stronger (than) 

STRONGEST. 

STRUCK. See also Strike. 

Not struck. 

Struck out. 

STRUCTURE(AL)(Y) 

STRUT(S) 

Centre section strut(s) 

Cross strut(s) 

Interplane strut(s) 

STUD(S). See also Crankshaft, or to Stud 
Tyre. 

Covered stud(s) 

Stud driver(s) 

Driving stud(s) 

B.A. stud(s) (— length — diameter) 


423 










mynur 

N 08 . 

20833 

20834 

20835 

20836 

20837 

20838 

20839 

20840 

20841 

20842 

20843 

20844 

20845 

20846 

20847 

20848 

20849 

20850 

20851 

20852 

20853 

20854 

20855 

20856 

20857 

20858 

20859 

20860 

20861 

20862 

20863 

20864 

20865 

20866 

20867 

20868 

20869 

20870 

20871 

20872 

20873 

20874 

20875 

20876 

20877 

20878 

20879 

20880 

20881 

20882 


STUD (contd) 


SUBSIDIARY 


myvdi 


(Half) 

word. 


mynur 

mynxu 

mynyv 

myoca 

myoge 

myoig 

myous 

mypaz 

mypba 

myped 

mypfe 

mypji 

mypon 

myppo 

myput 

mypvu 

mypyx 

mypzy 

myrab 

myref 

myrij 

myrop 

myruv 

myryz 

mysac 

mysce 

myseg 

mysgi 

mysik 

mysmo 

myssu 

myswy 

mysya 

mytad 

mytbe 

myteh 

mytfi 

mytil 

mytlo 

mytor 

mytru 

mytux 

mytvy 

mytxa 

mytyb 

myuko 

myuos 

myuwa 

myvaf 

myvdi 


(Half) PHRASE. 


B.S.F. stud(s) (— length — diameter) 

B.S.W. stud(s) (— length — diameter) 

Gas stud(s) (— length — diameter) 

U.S.A. (Sellers) stud(s) (— diameter — length) 
With stud(s) 

Without stud(s) 

Studded. 

Rubber studded. 

Steel studded. 

Studding. 

STUDY(IES) or to Study 

Studied. 

Studying. 

STUFF(S) or to Stuff 

Stuffed. 

Stuffing. 

STUMP(S) 

Forged stump(s) 

Round stump(s) 

Half-round stump(s) 

Square stump(s) 

STUNT(S) 

STYLE(S) 

Different style(s) 

Style and finish. 

General style. 

New style(s) (of) 

Old style(s) (of) 

Present style(s) 

What style(s) 

SUBJECT (to)(S) 

See also Accept. 

Not subject (to—) 

On the subject of— 

Subjected (to—) 

Subjecting. 

SUBMARINE(S) 

SUBMIT(S) 

Submitted. 

Submitting. 

SUBSCRIBE(S) 

Subscribed. 

Subscribing. 

Not subscribing. 

SUBSCR IBER(S) 

SUBSCRIPTION(S) 

SUBSEQUENT(LY) 

SUBSIDE(S) or to Subside 

Subsided. 

Subsiding. 

SUBSIDIARY. See also Account. 

424 


or to Subject 


or to Submit 
or to Subscribe 






Nos. 

20883 

20884 

20885 

20886 

20887 

20888 

20889 

20890 

20891 

20892 

20893 

20894 

20895 

20896 

20897 

20898 

20899 

20900 

20901 

20902 

20903 

20904 

20905 

20906 

20907 

20908 

20909 

20910 

20911 

20912 

20913 

20914 

20915 

20916 

20917 

20918 

20919 

20920 

20921 

20922 

20923 

20924 

20925 

20926 

20927 

20928 

20929 

20930 

20931 

20932 

20933 


SUBSTANCE 


SUFFER 


nachu 


(Half) PHRASE. 


SUBSTANGE(S) 

Heavy substance(s) 

Light substance(s) 

Medium substance(s) 

(Of) no substance. 

„ what substance. 

SUBSTANTIAL(LY) 

Not substantial(ly) 

» t f enough. 

„ so substantial(ly) as. 

Very substantial(ly) 

SUBSTITUTE(S) or to Substitute 

As a substitute. 

No substitute. 

Suitable substitute. 

Substituted. 

Substituting. 

(In) SUBSTITUTION (of) 

SUCCEED(S) or to Succeed 

Succeeded. 

Succeeding. 

SUCCESS. 


Wish you (them) all success. 
Good chance of success. 

No chance of success. 

What chance of success ? 
Great success. 

No success. 

Partial success. 


SUCCESSFUL(LY). See also Unsuccessful 
SUCCESSION. 

SUCH. 

All such. 

Any such. 

If any such. 

Such as. 

But such. 

No(t) such (a) 

Such that. 

When such. 

Where such. 

SUCTION. See also Stroke. 


SUDDEN(LY) 

Too sudden(ly) 
Very sudden(ly) 
SUE(S) (for) 

Sued (for) 

Suing (for) 


Suffered. 
Suffering (from) 


or to Sue 


or to Suffer 


425 








naoiv 

Nos. 

20934 

20935 

20936 

20937 

20938 

20939 

20940 

20941 

20942 

20943 

20944 

20945 

20946 

20947 

20948 

20949 

20950 

20951 

20952 

20953 

20954 

20955 

20956 

20957 

20958 

20959 

20960 

20961 

20962 

20963 

20964 

20965 

20966 

20967 

20968 

20969 

20970 

20971 

20972 

20973 

20974 

20975 

20976 

20977 

20978 

20979 

20980 

20981 

20982 

20983 

20984 


(i contd .) 


SUMMER 


nakez 


(Half) PHRASE. 


No(t) suffering. 

SUFFIGE(S) or to Suffice 

Sufficed. 

Sufficing. 

SUFFICIENTS Y) 

Barely sufficient. 

Not sufficient(ly) 

Quite sufficient. 

SUGGEST(S) (that—) or to Suggest 

Suggested (that—) 

Suggesting (that—) 

SUGGEST ION(S) . 

Agree to the suggestion. 

If any suggestion. 

No suggestions to offer. 

What suggestions can you offer ? 

SUIT(S) or to Suit 

Boiler suit(s) 

Complete suit(s) 

Motor cyclist(s) suit(s) 

Engineer’s suit(s) 

Black leather suit(s) 

Livery suit(s) 

Suited. 

Suiting. 

Not suiting. 

SUITABILITY. 

SUITABLE(Y) (for). See also Unsuitable. 
Equally suitable (for) 

If suitable (for—) 

Less suitable (for) 

More suitable (for) 

Only suitable (for—) 

Specially suitable (for) 

SULPHATE(S) 

Sulphated 
Sulphating. 

SULPHUR. 

SUM(S) (up) 

Summed (up) 

Summing (up) 

SUMMARISE(S) 

Summarised. 

Summarising. 

SUMMARY(IES) 

SUMMER. See also Holiday. 

After the summer. 

Before the summer. 

Last summer. 

Next summer. 

This summer. 


or to Sulphate 

or to Sum (up) 
or to Summarise 


426 






nakfa SUMMON SUPPLY nasbe 


Noe. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

20985 

nakfa 

SUMMON(S) or to Summon 

20986 

nakid 

Summoned. 

20987 

nakje 

Summoning. 

20988 

nakni 

SUMP. 

20989 

nakoj 

Dry sump. 

20990 

nakto 

Oil sump. 

20991 

nakup 

SUNDAY. 

20992 

nakyt 

SUNDRY(IES) 

20993 

nakzu 

SUNK(EN)s See also Countersunk, Sink. 

20994 

nalaw 

If sunk. 

20995 

nalcy 

,, not sunk. 

20996 

nalmi 

Not sunk. 

20997 

nalok 

SUNRISE. 

20998 

nalso 

After sunrise. 

20999 

nalyu 

Before sunrise. 

21000 

namax 

SUNSET. 

21001 

namby 

After sunset. 

21002 

namda 

Before sunset. 

21003 

nameb 

SUPERFICIAL(LY) 

21004 

namif 

SUPERFINE. 

21005 

namli 

SUPERHEAT(S) or to Superheat 

21006 

namol 

Superheated. 

21007 

namro 

Superheating. 

21008 

namxu 

SUPERHEATER(S) 

21009 

namyv 

SUPERINTEND(S) or to Superintend 

21010 

nanay 

Superintended. 

21011 

nanca 

Superintending. 

21012 

nanec 

SUPERINTENDENCE. 

21013 

nange 

SUPERINTENDENT(S) 

21014 

nanig 

SUPERIOR (to) 

21015 

nanki 

If superior. 

21016 

nanom 

Much superior (to) 

21017 

nanus 

Not superior. 

21018 

nanwu 

SUPERIORITY. 

21019 

naoba 

SUPERSEDE(S) or to Supersede 

21020 

naofe 

Superseded (by) 

21021 

naoji 

Superseding. 

21022 

naopo 

SUPERVISION. 

21023 

naovu 

No supervision. 

21024 

naozy 

Skilled supervision. 

21025 

narac 

Under supervision. ' 

21026 

narce 

SUPPLEMENT(S) or to Supplement 

21027 

nareg 

As a supplement to. 

21028 

nargi 

Supplemented. 

21029 

narik 

Supplementing. 

21030 

narmo 

SUPPLEMENTARY (to—) 

21031 

narsu 

SUPPLY(IES) (of—). See also Stock, Water. 

21032 

narwy 

Supply exceeds demand. 

21033 

narya 

,, is less than demand. 

21034 

nasad 

Supplies exhausted. 

21035 

nasbe 

Including supply( of—) 


427 







naseh 


SUPPLY (contd.) 


SURFACE 


nayir 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

21036 

naseh 

Large supply(ies) 

21037 

nasfi 

Only a limited supply. 

21038 

nasil 

No supplies. 

21039 

naslo 

Supplied. 

21040 

nasor 

Can be supplied. 

21041 

nasru 

Supplied complete (with) 

21042 

nasux 

„ direct. 

If supplied (with) 

21043 

nasvy 

21044 

nasyb 

„ not supplied (with) 

21045 

natim 

As last supplied. 

21046 

natko 

Not supplied (with) 

21047 

natos 

Only supplied. 

21048 

natuy 

Supplied to order. 

21049 

natwa 

„ separately. 

21050 

natyc 

„ to— 

21051 

naudi 

„ together. 

21052 

naujo 

(As) usually supplied. 

21053 

naupu 

Supplied with. 

21054 

nauty 

Well supplied (with) 

21055 

nauva 

Supplying. 

21056 

nauze 

„ and fitting. 

21057 

navag 

If supplying. 

21058 

navci 

Not supplying. 

21059 

navek 

SUPPORT(S). See also Brake, or lo Support 
Silencer, Tank. 

21060 

navsy 

In support of. 

21061 

navye 

No support. 

21062 

nawah 

Rigid(ly) support(ed) 

21063 

nawbi 

Supported (by) 

21064 

nawel 

If supported (by—) 

21065 

nawho 

If not supported (by—) 

21066 

nawip 

Not supported (by—) 

21067 

nawnu 

Supporting. 

21068 

nawov 

Not supporting. 

21069 

nawry 

SUPPOSE(S) (that) or to Suppose 

21070 

nawta 

There is every reason to suppose (that) 

21071 

nawub 

„ „ no reason to suppose (that) 

21072 

nawxe 

Supposed (that) 

21073 

nawyf 

Supposing (that) 

21074 

naxem 

(On the) SUPPOSITION(S) (that) 

21075 

naxgo 

SURCHARGE(S) or to Surcharge 

21076 

naxmu 

Surcharged. 

21077 

naxow 

Surcharging. 

21078 

naxsa 

SURE(LY) 

21079 

naxuc 

Made sure (that) 

21080 

naxwe 

Make sure (that) 

21081 

naxyg 

Not sure. 

21082 

nayaj 

Quite sure. 

21083 

nayen 

SURFACE(S). See also Heat. 

21084 

nayfo 

Above the surface. 

21085 

nayir 

Below the surface. 


428 






naylu 

Nos. 

21086 

21087 

21088 

21089 

21090 

21091 

21092 

21093 

21094 

21095 

21096 

21097 

21098 

21099 

21100 

21101 

21102 

21103 

21104 

21105 

21106 

21107 

21108 

21109 

21110 

21111 

21112 

21113 

21114 

21115 

21116 

21117 

21118 

21119 

21120 

21121 

21122 

21122f 

21124 

21125 

21126 

21127 

21128 

21129 

21130 

21131 

21132 

21133 

21134 

21135 

£1136 


(contd.) SUSPICIOUS 


nefio 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Contact surface. 

Hard surface. 

Inside surface (of) 

Level surface. 

Near the surface. 

No surface. 

On the surface. 

Outside surface (of) 

Rough surface. 

Smooth surface: 

Soft surface. 

Wearing surface. 

What surface ? 

SURG(EON)( IC AL)(L Y) 

SURPLUS. 

No surplus. 

What surplus. 

SURPRISE(S) or lo Surprise 

Surprised. 

Not surprised(ing) 

Surprising(ly) 

Very surprised(ing) 

SURRENDER(S) or to Surrender 

Surrendered. 

Surrendering. 

SURROUND(S) or to Surround 

Surrounded. 

Surrounding. 

SURVEY(S) or to Survey 

Admiralty survey. 

Definite survey. 

Lloyds’ survey. 

Rough survey. 

Satisfactory survey. 

Board of Trade survey. 

Unsatisfactory survey. 

Surveyed. 

Surveying. 

SURVEY OR(S) 

SUSPECT(S) (that) or to Suspect 

Suspected (of) 

Suspecting (that) 

SUSPEND(S) or to Suspend 

Suspended. 

Suspending. 

SUSPENSION. 

SUSPICION(S) 

Has (have) strong suspicions. 

No suspicions. 

SUSPICIOUS(LY) 

Very suspicious. 


421 ) 







nefke 

Nos. 

21137 

21138 

21139 

21140 

21141 

21142 

21143 

21144 

21145 

21146 

21147 

21148 

21149 

21150 

21151 

21152 

21153 

21154 

21155 

21156 

21157 

21158 

21159 

21160 

21161 

21162 

21163 

21164 

21165 

21166 

21167 

21168 

21169 

21170 

21171 

21172 

21173 

21174 

21175 

21176 

21177 

21178 

21179 

21180 

21181 

21182 

21183 

21184 

21185 

21186 


SWAB 


SWITCH 


nemop 


(Half) PHRASE. 


SWAB(S) 


SWAGE(S) 

or to Swage 

Swaged. 


Swaging. 


SWAMP(Y) 


SWAY(S) 

or to Sway 

Swayed. 


Swaying. 


SWEAR(S). See also Sworn. 

or to Swear 

Swearing. 


SWEAT(S) 

or to Sweat 

Sweated. 


Sweating. 


SWEl )E(N)(ISH) 


SWEEP(S). See also Swept. 

or to Sweep 

Sweeping. 


SWELL(S). See also Swollen. 

or to Swell 

Swelled. 


Swelling. 


SWEPT. See also Sweep. 


SWINDLE(S) 

or to Swindle 

Swindled. 


Swindling. 


SWING(S). See also Swung. 

or to Swing 


Swinging. 

SWITGH(ES). Sec also Handle, Ignition, Switch¬ 
board. 

Automatic switch(es) 

Make and break switch(es) 

Centrifugal switch(es) 

Change-over switch(es) 

Control switch(es) 

Dashboard switch(es) 

Handlebar switch(es) 

Key switch(es) 

Kick switch(es) 

Switch lever(s) 

Miniature switch(es) 

(To) switch(es) off. 

>> >> >» on* 

Push pattern switch(es) 

Switch plate(s) 

Plunger switch(es) 

Double-pole switcli(es) 

Single-pole switch(es) 

Pull-and-push switch(es) 

Single switch(es) 

Solenoid switch(es) 

Starting switch(es) 

Drum type switch(es) 

Flush type switch(es) 


430 









nemtu 


SWITCH (co’Ud.) 


SYSTEM 


netgo 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

21187 

nemtu 

Tumbler switch(cs) 

21188 

nemuv 

Voltmeter switch(es) 

21189 

nemxy 

— way switch(es) 

21190 

nemyz 

Switched. 

21191 

nemza 

„ off. 

21192 

nenac 

„ on. 

21193 

nence 

Switching. 

21194 

neneg 

S W ITCHBOARD(S) 

21195 

nengi 

Dynamo switchboard(s) 

21196 

nenik 

Switchboard(s) for car lighting. 

21197 

nensu 

On the switchboard. 

21198 

nenwy 

Outside the switchboard. 

21199 

nenya 

Switchboard(s) with separate switch(cs) (for con¬ 
trolling — circuits) 

21200 

neobe 

Switchboard(s) with single drum type switch(es) 
(for controlling — circuits) 

21201 

neofi 

Switchboard(s) with voltmeter, ammeter and 
switches. 

21202 

neolo 

SWTTCHBOX(ES) (— way) 

21203 

neoor 

SWITZERLAND (SWISS) 

21204 

neoru 

SWIVEL(S). Sec also Arm, or to Swivel 

Axle, Rearing, Block, Cock, Connection, 
Steer. 

21205 

neoux 

(On) swivel pin(s) (left hand) 

21206 

neovy 

»» „ „ (right hand) 

21207 

neoxa 

Swivelled. 

21208 

nepim 

Not swivelled. 

21209 

nepko 

Swivelling. 

21210 

nepos 

Not swivelling. 

21211 

nepuy 

SWOLLEN. Sec also Swell. 

21212 

nepwa 

SWORN. 

21213 

nepyc 

SWUNG. Sec also Swing. 

21214 

nerag 

SYMMETRICAL(LY) 

21215 

nerci 

S YM PATH Y( IES) 

21216 

nerek 

Convey our sympathy. 

21217 

nersy 

No sympathy (with) 

21218 

nerye 

SYNDICATE(S) 

21219 

nesah 

SYREN(S) 

21220 

nesbi 

SYRINGE(S) 

21221 

nesel 

Acid syringe(s) 

21222 

nesho 

Grease syringe(s) 

21223 

nesip 

Oil syringe(s) 

21224 

nesnu 

Petrol syringe(s) 

21225 

nesov 

SYSTEM(S). See also Light, Lubricate. 

21226 

nesry 

All systems. 

21227 

nesta 

Any system. 

21228 

nesub 

Bad system. 

21229 

nesxe 

Good system(s) 

21230 

nesyf 

Well-known system(s) 

21231 

netem 

Many systems. 

21232 

netgo 

New system(s) 


431 









net mu SYSTEM (contd.) TAKE nezes 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

21233 

netmu 

No system. 

21234 

netow 

Old system(s) 

21235 

netsa 

Our (my) system. 

21236 

netuc 

Some system. 

21237 

netwe 

Their (his) system. 

21238 

netyg 

One-unit system(s) 

21239 

neuaj 

Two-unit system(s) 

21240 

neufo 

What system. 

21241 

neulu 

Your system. 

21242 

neupy 

SYSTEMATIC(ALLY) 

21243 

neura 

T. 

21244 

neuve 

TAB(S). See also* Valve. 

21245 

neuzi 

TABLE(S). See also Turntable, Vice. 

21246 

nevak 

TABLET(S) 

21247 

nevis 

TABULAR. 

21248 

nevku 

TABULATE(S) or to Tabulate 

21249 

nevoy 

Tabulated. 

21250 

nevyi 

Tabulating. 

21251 

newal 

TAGHOMETER(S) (to read from — r.p.m. to 
— r.p.m.) 

21252 

newdo 

TAGK(S) 

21253 

newep 

French tack(s) 

21254 

newit 

Rubber tacks. 

21255 

newju 

Tinned tacks. 

21256 

newny 

TACKLE. 

21257 

newoz 

TAEL(S) 

21258 

newpa 

TAG(S) 

21259 

newte 

TAIL(S). See also Float. 

21260 

newuf 

Tail piece(s) 

21261 

newxi 

„ skid(s) 

21262 

newyj 

TAILBOARD(S) 

21263 

nexam 

Hinged tailboard(s) 

21264 

nexco 

Tailboard hinge(s) 

21265 

nexmy 

TAILBOX(ES) 

— 

— 

TAIL-LIGHT(S). See Lamp. 

21266 

nexse 

TAKE(S). See also Took. or to Take 

21267 

nexug 

Take away. 

21268 

nexwi 

„ what can be got. 

21269 

nexyk 

Take(s) in. 

21270 

neyan 

>» >> >* hand. 

21271 

neybo 

„ „ off. 

21272 

neyer 

„ „ out. 

21273 

neyhu 

„ „ over. 

21274 

neyiv 

,, „ (the) place (of) 

21275 

neyly 

Take up. 

21276 

neyna 

Taken. 

21277 

neyob 

„ in. 

21278 

neyre 

„ ,, hand. 

21279 

neyuh 

Not taken. 

21280 

neyvi 

If not taken. 

21281 

nezes 

Taken out. 


432 








nozgu TAKE ( contd .) TAP nigfe 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

21282 

nezgu 

Taken to. 

21283 

nezky 

„ up. 

21284 

nezma 

Taking(s) 

21285 

nezoc 

Taking in hand. 

21286 

nezym 

Not taking. 

21287 

niabu 

If not taking. 

21288 

niafy 

Taking off. 

21289 

niaha 

,, out. 

21290 

niale 

„ over. 

21291 

niapi 

,, (the) place (of) 

21292 

niavo 

„ up. 

21293 

nibey 

TALK(S) (over) or to Talk 

21294 

nibga 

Talked (over) 

21295 

nibic 

Talking (over) 

21296 

nibys 

TAMPER(S) (with) or to Tamper {with) 

21297 

nicav 

Tampered (with) 

21298 

nicdy 

Tampering (with) 

21299 

nicez 

TAN(S). See also Brown. or to Tan 

21300 

nicfa 

Tanned. 

21301 

nicid 

Tanning. 

21302 

nicje 

TANDEM. See also Bicycle, Tricycle. 

21303 

nicni 

TANGENT. 

21304 

nicoj 

TANK(S). See also Acetylene, Filter, Steamer. 

21305 

nicto 

Air tank(s) 

21306 

nicup 

Bottom tank(s) 

21307 

nicyt 

Cooling tank(s) 

21308 

niczu 

„ water tank(s) 

21309 

nidaw 

Tank cover(s) 

21310 

nidcy 

Motor-cycle tank(s) 

21311 

nidmi 

Experimental tank(s) 

21312 

nidok 

Fuel tank(s) 

21313 

nidso 

Gasolene tank(s) 

21314 

nidyu 

Injector tank(s) 

21315 

nieda 

Lubricating tank(s) 

21316 

niehe 

Main tank(s) 

21317 

nieli 

Oil tank(s) 

21318 

niero 

Petrol tank(s) 

21319 

niexu 

Running tank(s) 

21320 

nifay 

Lead-coated steel tank(s) 

21321 

nifca 

Tank support(s) 

21322 

nifec 

Top tank(s) 

21323 

nifge 

Tank truck(s) 

21324 

nifig 

Water tank(s) 

21325 

nifki 

TAP(S). See also Holder, Wrench, or to Tap 

21326 

nifom 

Bib tap(s) 

21327 

nifus 

Compression tap(s) 

21328 

nifwu 

„ ,, ,, with fibre knob(s) 

21329 

nigaz 

Drain tap(s) 

21330 

nigba 

Economiser tap(s) 

21331 

niged 

Gas tap(s) 

21332 

nigfe 

Intermediate tap(s) 


433 









nigji TAP (conId.) TASTE niobi 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

21333 

nigji 

Two level tap(s) 

21334 

nigon 

Lever of tap(s) 

21335 

nigpo 

Oil tap(s) 

21336 

nigut 

Overflow tap(s) 

21337 

nigvu 

Petrol tap(s) 

21338 

nigyx 

Two-way petrol tap(s) 

21339 

nigzy 

Three-way petrol tap(s) 

21340 

nijac 

Plug tap(s) 

21341 

nijce 

Priming tap(s) 

21342 

nijeg 

Spoke tap(s) 

21343 

nijgi 

Taper tap(s) 

21344 

nijik 

Flexible tube tap(s) 

21345 

nijmo 

Three-way tap(s) 

21346 

nijsu 

Two-way tap(s) 

21347 

nijwy 

With tap(s) 

21348 

nijya 

Without tap(s) 

21349 

nikad 

Tapped. 

21350 

nikbe 

Tapping. 

21351 

nikeh 

TAPE(S). See also Insulate. 

21352 

nikfi 

Black adhesive tapc(s) (—• in. width) 

21353 

nikil 

„ tape (— in. width) 

21354 

niklo 

Metal tape (— in. width) 

21355 

nikor 

Perforated metal tape (— in. width) 

21356 

nlkru 

Red tape (— in. width) 

21357 

nikux 

Rubber tape (— in. width) 

21358 

nikvy 

Indiarubber-coated tape (— in. width) 

21359 

nlkyb 

Silk tape (— in. width) 

21360 

nilim 

TAPER(S). See also Tap. 

21361 

nilko 

Morse taper. 

21362 

nilos 

Taper post(s) 

21363 

niluy 

Standard taper. 

21364 

nilwa 

Tapers one in— 

21365 

nilyc 

Tapered. 

21366 

nimaf 

Tapering. 

21367 

nimdi 

TAPPET(S). See also Lifter, Valve. 

21368 

nimej 

Tappet adjuster(s) 

21369 

nimin 

Tappet(s) with screwed head(s) 

21370 

nimjo 

Tappet rocker(s) 

21371 

nimot 

„ roller(s) 

21372 

nimpu 

„ spring(s) 

21373 

nimty 

TAR. 

21374 

nimuz 

TARE. 

21375 

nimva 

TARIFF(S) 

21376 

nimyd 

TARNISH. 

21377 

nimze 

TARPAULIN. 

21378 

ninag 

Tarpaulin rope(s) 

21379 

ninci 

TASSEL(S) 

21380 

ninek 

Curtain tassel(s) 

21381 

ninsy 

Glass string tassel(s) 

21382 

ninye 

TASTE(S) 

21383 

niobi 

According to taste. 


434 










TELEGRAM 


nivky 


nioho TASTE (contd.) 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

21384 

nioho 

Individual taste. 

21385 

nionu 

TAX(ES) or to Tax 

21386 

niory 

Ad Valorem tax. 

21387 

niota 

Free from tax. 

21388 

nioub 

Heavy tax(es) 

21389 

nioxe 

Income tax. 

21390 

nipem 

Land tax. 

21391 

nipgo 

Light tax. 

21392 

nipmu 

No tax(es) 

21393 

nipow 

Subject to tax. 

21394 

nipsa 

What tax. 

21395 

nipuc 

Taxed. 

21396 

nipwe 

Taxing. 

21397 

nipyg 

TAXI(S). See also Body. 

21398 

nirak 

TAXIMETER. See also Cab. 

21399 

niris 

TEAK. 

21400 

nirku 

Plain teak. 

21401 

niroy 

Polished teak. 

21402 

niryi 

TEAR(S) or to Tear 

See also Tore, Untearable. 

21403 

nisal 

Tearing. 

21404 

nisdo 

TECHNICAL(LY) 

21405 

nisep 

TECHNIC AL IT Y( IES) 

21406 

nisit 

TEDIOUS(LY) 

21407 

nisju 

TEE(S) (PIECE(S). See also Key. 

21408 

nisny 

Tee(s) equal ( — table and stalk — thickness x — 
thickness x — length) 

21409 

nisoz 

Tee(s) unequal (— table — stalk — thickness 
x — thickness x — length) 

21410 

nispa 

TEETH. See also Gear, Tooth. 

21411 

niste 

Helical teeth. 

21412 

nisuf 

Internal teeth. 

21413 

nisyj 

TELEGRAM(S). See also Order, Reply. See 
also Table, Part II. 

21414 

MOTOO 

THIS TELEGRAM IS CODED BY 
THE MOTOR TRADE TELEGRAM 
CODE. 

21415 

nitam 

Acknowledge receipt of telegram (of—) 

21416 

nitco 

Telegram(s) not correctly addressed. 

21417 

nitmy 

„ ,, addressed as follows. 

21418 

nitug 

How was (were) telegram(s) addressed ? 

21419 

nitwi 

To whom was (were) telegram(s) addressed ? 

21420 

nityk 

In answer to your telegram(s) (of —) 

21421 

niubo 

What is the answer to our telegram (of— ) 

21422 

niuly 

Telegram(s) arrived too late. 

21423 

niuna 

Communicate the contents of this telegram to — 

21424 

niure 

This telegram is in strict confidence. 

21425 

niuvi 

Confirming telegram of — 

21426 

nives 

,, our (my) telegram (of — ) 

21427 

nivgu 

,, ,, ,, last telegram. 

Contents of telegram(s) 

21428 

nivky 1 


435 


15 









nivma 

Nob. 

21429 

21430 

21431 

21432 

21433 

21434 

21435 

21436 

21437 

21438 

21439 

21440 

21441 

21442 

21443 

21444 

21445 

21446 

21447 

21448 

21449 

21450 

21451 

21452 

21453 

21454 

21455 

21456 

21457 

21458 

21459 

21460 

21461 

21462 

21463 

21464 

21465 

21466 

21467 

21468 

21469 

21470 

21471 

21472 

21473 

21474 

21475 

21476 


TELEGRAM (contd.) 


nodtu 


(Half) 

word. 


nivma 

nivoc 

nivym 

niwap 

niwet 

niwix 

nivvod 

niwuj 

niwyn 

nlxka 

nixsi 

nixuk 

nixyo 

niyar 

niyev 

niyiz 

niyof 

niyul 

nizas 

nizcu 

nizew 

nizgy 

nizme 

nizog 

nizum 

nizwo 

noaca 

noaki 

nobaz 

nobba 

nobed 

nobfe 

nobih 

nobji 

nobon 

nobpo 

nobut 

nobvu 

nobyx 

nobzy 

nodab 

nodde 

nodef 

nodhi 

nodij 

nodno 

nodop 

nodtu 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Gopy(ies) of telegram(s) 

Our telegrams have crossed. 

Date of telegram(s) 

Telegram(s) delayed. 

Disregard our telegram(s) (of—) 

Dispatched telegram(s) to— 

Forward any telegrams that have been received 
(to—) 

If telegram(s) 

„ no telegram(s) 

Your interpretation of the telegram is correct. 

„ „ „ „ .. .. not correct 

(it should be—) 

Last telegram. 

Telegram(s) received too late. 

The mutilated word(s) in our telegram should be— 
Referred to in our telegram (of—) 

„ „ „ your telegram (of—) 

Repeat 1st word (exclusive of address) of your 


it 

2nd 

tt 

tt 

it 

telegram 

a a 

(of—) 

99 

t> 

3rd 

a 

tt 

it 

tt 

tt 

99 

a 

4th 

a 

tt 

tt 

tt 

tt 

99 

a 

5th 

tt 

tt 

it 

tt 

tt 

99 

a 

6th 

a 

ft 

it 

it 

tt 

99 

ft 

7th 

tt 

it 

it 

it 

tt 

99 

tt 

8th 

it 

ft 

tt 

a 

tt 

99 

ft 

9th 

tt 

tt 

it 

it 

tt 

99 

tt 

10th 

it 

it 

tt 

a 

tt 

99 

tt 

11th 

tt 

it 

it 

tt 

tt 

99 

it 

12 th 

tt 

tt 

it 

it 

tt 

99 

it 

13th 

it 

it 

it 

tt 

tt 

99 

tt 

14th 

it 

it 

tt 

tt 

tt 

99 

tt 

15 th 

tt 

tt 

tt 

tt 

tt 

99 

it 

16th 

it 

it 

tt 

it 

tt 

99 

tt 

17 th 

it 

tt 

it 

it 

tt 

99 

tt 

18th 

it 

it 

ft 

it 

tt 

99 

tt 

19th 

tt 

it 

it 

it 

it 

99 

tt 

20th 

tt 

it 

it 

tt 

a 

99 

a 

— 

it 

tt 

it 

tt 

ft 

99 

No telegram(s) 







Number of telegram. 

Our (my) telegram (of—) 

,, „ last telegram was dated— 

Prepaid telegram(s) 

Prepay telegram(s) 

Telegram is not plain. 

,, „ quite plain. 

(In) previous telegram(s) 

Await receipt of telegram(s) 
Telegram(s) received (of—) 


436 













noduv TELEGRAM (< zonld .) TELEGRAPH nojry 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

21477 

noduv 

Telegram(s) received addressed to — 

21478 

nodxy 

No telegram(s) received (since) 

21479 

nodyz 

Telegram(s) received and contents noted. 

21480 

nodza 

» » „ „ ,, transmitted to— 

21481 

noece 

» » >, Will reply in due course. 

The remainder of this telegram is coded by— Code. 

21482 

noeeg 

21483 

noegi 

Has (have) any telegram(s) been received (for—) 

21484 

noemo 

Repeat your telegram (of—) 

21485 

noesu 

>> t , y, from the word— 

21486 

noewy 

>> yy yy up to the word— 

21487 

noeya 

Your telegram is unintelligible ; please repeat. 

21488 

nofad 

In reply to your telegram (of — ) 

21489 

nofbe 

Reply to telegram(s) 

21490 

nofeh 

No(t) reply(ied) to telegram(s) 

21491 

noffi 

Awaiting reply to our (my) telegram (of) 

21492 

nofil 

If telegram(s) is (are) not replied to. 

21493 

noflo 

Their telegram (of—) 

21494 

nofor 

Weekly telegram. 

21495 

nofru 

,, ,, must be sent. 

21436 

nofvy 

Your telegram (of — ) 

21497 

nofxa 

,, last telegram was dated — 

21498 

nofyb 

TELEGRAPH(S) or to Telegraph 

See also Offer. 

21499 

nogim 

Telegraph to the following address. 

21500 

nogko 

,, by cable. 

21501 

nogos 

„ c/o— 

21502 

noguy 

,, in any case. 

21503 

nogwa 

„ always by this Code. 

21504 

nogyc 

,, by — Code. 

21505 

nohaf 

,, and charge us with the cost. 

21506 

nohdi 

„ direct to. 

21507 

nohej 

Do not telegraph. 

21508 

nohin 

Telegraph for— 

21509 

nohjo 

,, further. 

21510 

nohot 

„ if. 

21511 

nohpu 

„ for information (to—) 

21512 

nohty 

„ full information (to—) 

21513 

nohuz 

,, all interested. 

21514 

nohva 

„ in plain language. 

21515 

nohyd 

,, later. 

21516 

nohze 

Can telegraph nothing before— 

21517 

noici 

Telegraph as quickly as possible. 

21518 

noiye 

,, on receipt of — 

21519 

nojah 

,, more regularly. 

21520 

nojbi 

„ us (me) c/o — 

21521 

nojel 

,, what. 

21522 

nojho 

„ whether. 

21523 

nojip 

„ by wireless. 

21524 

nojnu 

Telegraphed. 

21525 

nojov 

,, to the following address. 

21526 

nojry 

„ as follows (to — ) 


437 







nojta TELEGRAPH ( conld .) TEMPERATURE noqui 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

21527 

nojta 

Telegraphed for— 

21528 

nojub 

„ fully. 

21529 

nojxe 

If telegraphed. 

21530 

nojyf 

„ not telegraphed. 

21531 

nokem 

Telegraphed for information. 

21532 

nokgo 

„ full information to— 

21533 

nokmu 

„ all interested. 

21534 

nokow 

,, as quickly as possible (to—) 

21535 

noksa 

„ — but received no reply. 

21536 

nokuc 

„ as you requested (to—) 

21537 

nokwe 

Telegraphing. 

21538 

nokyg 

If telegraphing. 

21539 

nolaj 

„ not telegraphing. 

21540 

nolen 

Not telegraphing (to—) 

21541 

nolfo 

When telegraphing (to—) 

21542 

nolir 

Telegraphing within a day or two. 

21543 

nollu 

TELEGRAPHIC. 

21544 

nolox 

Telegraphic transfer(s) 

21545 

nolpy 

TELEGRAPHY. 

21546 

nolra 

Wireless telegraphy. 

21547 

nolud 

TELEPHONE(S). See also Mouthpiece(s) 

21548 

nolve 

TELESCOPE(S) or to Telescope 

21549 

nolzi 

Telescoped. 

21550 

nomak 

Telescoping. 

21551 

nomis 

TELESCOPIC. See also Tube. 

21552 

nomku 

TELL(S). See also Told. or to Tell 

21553 

nomoy 

Do not tell. 

21554 

nomyi 

Telling. 

21555 

nonal 

If telling. 

21556 

nondo 

„ not telling. 

21557 

nonep 

Not telling. 

21558 

nonit 

TEMPER(S) or to Temper 

21559 

nonju 

Tempered. 

21560 

nonny 

Tempering. 

21561 

nonoz 

TEMPERATURE(S). See also Air, Water. 

21562 

nonpa 

Average temperature. 

21563 

nonte 

Rapid change(s) in temperature. 

21564 

nonut 

Correct temperature. 

21565 

nonxi 

Extreme(s) of temperature. 

21566 

nonyj 

High temperature. 

21567 

nooco 

Higher temperature(s) 

21568 

noomy 

Temperature at — level. 

21569 

noose 

Low temperature. 

21570 

noowi 

Lower temperature. 

21571 

nopan 

Maximum temperature. 

21572 

nopbo 

Mild temperature. 

21573 

noper 

Minimum temperature. 

21574 

nophu 

Night temperature. 

21575 

nopiv 

Required temperature. 

21576 

noply 

Temperature rise. 

21577 

noqui 

„ risen (to — degrees) 


433 











norap TEMPERATURE ( contd.) TERM noxdy 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

21578 

norap 

Temperature at sea level. 

21579 

noret 

Varying temperature. 

21580 

norfu 

Subject to varying temperature. 

21581 

norix 

What temperature. 

21582 

norjy 

TEMPLATE(S) 

21583 

norla 

TEMPORARY(ILY) 

21584 

norod 

TENANCY. 

21585 

norpe 

TENANT(S) 

21586 

norti 

TENDENCY. 

21587 

noruj 

TENDER(S) or to Tender 

21588 

noryn 

Tendered. 

21589 

norzo 

Tendering. 

21590 

noska 

TENON. See also Saw. 

21591 

nossi 

TENSILE. See also Strength. 

21592 

nosuk 

TENSION. 

21593 

nosyo 

Tension adjuster(s) 

21594 

notar 

(At) high tension. 

21595 

notdu 

,, low tension. 

21596 

notev 

TERM(S). See also Payment. or to Term 

21597 

nothy 

Accept terms. 

21598 

notiz 

Terms accepced. 

21599 

notja 

(On) any terms. 

21600 

notne 

Better terms. 

21601 

notof 

Come(s) to terms. 

21602 

notrl 

Terms and conditions. 

21603 

notul 

Equivalent terms. 

21604 

notxo 

Terms exclusive of— 

21605 

notyp 

On terms as follows. 

21606 

nouas 

Good terms. 

21607 

noucu 

If terms. 

21608 

nougy 

Inclusive terms. 

21609 

noume 

For a long term. 

21610 

nouwo 

„ „ longer term. 

21611 

novat 

Low terms. 

21612 

novbu 

Lower terms. 

21613 

novex 

Lowest terms. 

21614 

novfy 

(On) no terms. 

21615 

novha 

Terms obtained. 

21616 

novib 

(On) other terms. 

21617 

novle 

Terms as per— 

21618 

novoh 

For a reasonable term. 

21619 

novpi 

Reasonable terms. 

21620 

novun 

Terms refused. 

21621 

novyr 

Revised terms. 

21622 

nowey 

Same terms. 

21623 

nowga 

For a short term. 

21624 

nowic 

„ „ shorter term. 

21625 

nowke 

Terms as stated. 

21626 

nowys 

Suitable terms. 

21627 

noxav 

Terms not suitable. 

21628 

noxdy 

Usual terms. 


439 







noxez TERM (contd.) TEST nudgo 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

21629 

noxez 

(On) what terms? 

21630 

noxfa 

Termed. 

21631 

noxid 

Terming. 

21632 

noxje 

TERMINABLE. 

21633 

noxni 

Not terminable. 

21634 

noxoj 

TERMINAL(S). See also Battery, Block, Cable, 
End, Insulator, Voltage. 

21635 

noxto 

Terminal arrangement. 

21636 

noxup 

Coil terminal(s) 

21637 

noxyt 

Common terminal(s) 

21638 

noxzu 

Covered terminal(s) 

21639 

noyaw 

Grease cup terminal(s) 

21640 

noycy 

Earth terminal(s) 

21641 

noyml 

Extra terminal(s) 

21642 

noyok 

Heavy terminal(s) 

21643 

noyso 

Insulated terminal(s) 

21644 

nozax 

Terminal loop(s) 

21645 

nozby 

Marked terminal(s) 

21646 

nozda 

Negative terminal(s) 

21647 

nozeb 

Terminal plate(s) 

21648 

nozhe 

Positive terminal(s) 

21649 

nozif 

Snap terminal(s) 

21650 

nozli 

Spring terminal(s) 

21651 

nozol 

High-tension terminal(s) 

21652 

nozro 

Low-tension terminal(s) 

21653 

nozur 

Wire terminal(s) 

21654 

nozyv 

TERM INATE(S) or to Terminate 

21655 

nuadl 

Terminated. 

21656 

nuajo 

Terminating. 

21657 

nuapu 

(At the) TERMINATION (of—) 

21658 

nuaty 

TEST(S) or to Test 

21659 

nuava 

Test(s) for altitude. 

21660 

nuaze 

Test bed(s) 

21661 

nubag 

Bending test(s) 

21662 

nubci 

Conclusive test(s) 

21663 

nubek 

Continued test(s) 

21664 

nubsy 

— days’ test. 

21665 

nubye 

Drop test(s) 

21666 

nucah 

Elastic test(s) 

21667 

nucbi 

Electrical tcst(s) 

21668 

nucho 

Test of endurance. 

21669 

nucip 

Extra test(s) 

21670 

nucnu 

Hardness test(s) 

21671 

nucov 

— hours’ test. 

21672 

nucry 

Impact test. 

21673 

nucta 

Insulation test(s) 

21674 

nucub 

Laboratory test(s) 

21675 

nucxe 

Location of test(s) 

21676 

nucyf 

No test(s) 

21677 

nudem 

Failed to pass test(s) 

21678 

nudgo 

Required to pass test(s) 


440 








Nos. 

21679 

21680 

21681 

21682 

21683 

21684 

21685 

21686 

21687 

21688 

21689 

21690 

21691 

21692 

21693 

21694 

21695 

21696 

21697 

21698 

21699 

21700 

21701 

21702 

21703 

21704 

21705 

21706 

21707 

21708 

21709 

21710 

21711 

21712 

21713 

21714 

21715 

21716 

21717 

21718 

21719 

21720 

21721 

21722 

21723 

21724 

21725 

21726 

21727 

21728 

21729 


TEST (contd.) 


THAT 


nukla 


((Half) PHRASE. 


Passed test(s) 

Photometric test(s) 

Practical test(s) 

Road test(s) 

Test run(s) 

Satisfactory test(s) 

Separate test(s) 

Severe test(s) 

Test(s) skill. 

Test specimen. 

Unsatisfactory test(s) 

Without test(s) 

Tested. 

If tested. 

„ not tested. 

Not tested. 

Tested on the road before despatch. 

Severely tested. 

Tested to — strain. 

„ „ — lbs. per sq. in. 

„ „ — volts A.G. 

» >» — » D.G. 

Testing. 

If testing. 

„ not testing. 

Not testing. 

TESTER(S). See also Engine, Tyre. 
TESTIFY(IES) (that) or to Testify 

Testified (that—) 

Testifying (that—) 

TESTIMONY. 

TEXTILE(S) 

TEXTURE. 

Double texture. 

Single texture. 

THAN. 

Than any (other) 

„ if. 

THANK(S) or to Thank 

Please accept our (my) best thanks (for—*) 
Thanked. 

Thanking. 

THAT. See also Are, Is, and other auxiliary verbs 
After that. 

All that. 

Any that. 

As that. 

Before that. 

From that. 

If that. 

„ not that. 


411 






nukod 


THAT (contd.) 


THEREIN 


nusol 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

21730 

nukod 

None that. 

21731 

nukpe 

Not that. 

21732 

nukti 

So that. 

21733 

nukuj 

Than that (of) 

21734 

nukyn 

Those that. 

21735 

nukzo 

THE. 

21736 

nulsi 

THEFT(S) (of) 

21737 

nuluk 

Protection against theft. 

21738 

nulyo 

THEIR(S) 

21739 

numar 

After their(s) 

21740 

numdu 

As their(s) 

21741 

numev 

Because their(s) 

21742 

numhy 

Before their(s) 

21743 

numiz 

But their(s) 

21744 

numof 

By their(s) 

21745 

numri 

If their(s) 

21746 

numul 

Unless their(s) 

21747 

numxo 

Until their(s) 

21748 

numyp 

What their(s) 

21749 

nunas 

When their(s) 

21750 

nuncu 

THEM. 

21751 

nunew 

After them. 

21752 

nungy 

Before them. 

21753 

nunog 

By them. 

21754 

nunwo 

THEMSELVES. 

21755 

nuobu 

THEN. 

21756 

nuofy 

Before then. 

21757 

nuoha 

By then. 

21758 

nuole 

Even then. 

21759 

nuopi 

Not then. 

21760 

nuovo 

Since then. 

21761 

nupey 

Until then. 

21762 

nupga 

THENCE. 

21763 

nupic 

THEORET ICAL(L Y) 

21764 

nupke 

THERE. See also Are, Can, Could, Is, and other 


auxiliary verbs. 

21765 

nupys 

About there. 

21766 

nuraw 

There and back. 

21767 

nurcy 

But there. 

21768 

•nurml 

From there. 

21769 

nurok 

If there. 

21770 

nurso 

If not there. 

21771 

nuryu 

Not there. 

21772 

nusax 

There or. 

21773 

nusby 

Then there. 

21774 

nusda 

To there. 

21775 

nuseb 

When there. 

21776 

nushe 

Whether there or not. 

21777 

nusif 

THEREBY. 

21778 

nusli 

THEREFORE. 

21779 

nusol 

THEREIN. 


442 






nusro THEREOF THICK nybak 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

21780 

nusro 

THEREOF. 

21781 

nusur 

THERETO. 

21782 

nusxu 

THERMOMETER(S). See also Vulcaniser. 

21783 

nusyv 

Centigrade thermometer(s) 

21784 

nutay 

Fahrenheit thermometer(s) 

21785 

nutca 

THERMO-SYPHON. 

21786 

nutec 

THESE (those). See also Are, Can, Could, and other 

21787 


auxiliary verbs. 

nutge 

After these. 

21788 

nutig 

All these. 

21789 

nutom 

Among these. 

21790 

nutus 

As these. 

21791 

nutwu 

Because these. 

21792 

nuwab 

Before these. 

21793 

nuwef 

But these. 

21794 

nuwij 

In case these. 

21795 

nuwop 

Either of these. 

21796 

nuwuv 

How these. 

21797 

nuwyz 

If these. 

21798 

nuxac 

None of these. 

21799 

nuxce 

Of these. 

21800 

nuxeg 

One of these. 

21801 

nuxgi 

So that these. 

21802 

nuxik 

Unless these. 

21803 

nuxsu 

Until these. 

21804 

nuxwy 

What these. 

21805 

nuxya 

When these. 

21806 

nuyad 

Where these. 

21807 

nuybe 

Which (of) these. 

21808 

nuyeh 

Why these? 

21809 

nuyfi 

THEY. See also Are, Can, Could, and other auxiliary 


verbs. 

21810 

nuyil 

After they. 

21811 

nuylo 

As they. 

21812 

nuyor 

Before they. 

21813 

nuyru 

But they. 

21814 

nuyux 

If they. 

21815 

nuyvy 

How they. 

21816 

nuyxa 

Unless they. 

21817 

nuzlm 

Until they. 

21818 

nuzos 

What (which) they? 

21819 

nuzuy 

When they? 

21820 

nuzwa 

Where they? 

21821 

nuzyc 

Why they? 

21822 

nyafo 

THICK(LY). See also Thickness. 

21823 

nyalu 

As thick as. 

21824 

nyapy 

Not as thick (as) 

21825 

nyara 

Thick enough. 

21826 

nyave 

If thick enough. 

21827 

nyazi 

Not thick enough. 

21828 

nybak 

Too thick. 


• 15a 


443 






THICK (contd.) 


THINNER 


nyjcu 


nybis 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

21829 

nybis 

If too thick. 

21830 

nuboy 

„ not too thick. 

21831 

nybyi 

Not too thick. 

21832 

nycal 

THIGKEN(S) or to Thicken 

21833 

nycdo 

Thickened. 

21834 

nycep 

Thickening. 

21835 

nycit 

THICKER (than) 

21836 

nycju 

If thicker (than) 

21837 

nycny 

If no thicker (than) 

21838 

nycoz 

No thicker (than) 

21839 

nycpa 

THICKNESS. See also Depth. 

21840 

nycte 

(To) any thickness. 

21841 

nycuf 

Double the thickness. 

21842 

nycxi 

Greater thickness. 

21843 

nycyj 

Half the thickness. 

21844 

nydam 

Increased (in) thickness. 

21845 

nydmy 

Thickness in millimetres. 

21846 

nydse 

Ordinary thickness. 

21847 

nydug 

Quarter the thickness. 

21848 

nydwi 

Various thicknesses. 

21849 

nydyk 

What thickness. 

21850 

nyebo 

THIMBLE(S) (for—) 

21851 

nyehu 

THIN(LY) or to Thin 

21852 

nyeiv 

As thin(ly) as. 

21853 

nyely 

Not as thin(ly) as. 

21854 

nyena 

Thin(ly) enough. 

21855 

nyeob 

Not thin enough. 

21856 

nyere 

„ thin(ly) 

21857 

nyevi 

Too thin(ly) 

21858 

nyfes 

If too thin(ly) 

21859 

nyfgu 

„ not too thin(ly) 

21860 

nyfky 

Not too thin(ly) 

21861 

nyfma 

Thinned. 

21862 

nyfoc 

Thinning. 

21863 

nyfym 

THING(S). See also Anything. 

21864 

nygap 

Best thing. 

21865 

nyget 

Next best thing. 

21866 

nygfu 

„ thing. 

21867 

nygix 

The same thing(s) 

21868 

nygjy 

Not the same thing. 

21869 

nygla 

THINK(S). See also Thought. or to Think 

21870 

nygod 

Think it best. 

21871 

nygpe 

Do not think so. 

21872 

nygti 

>» »» it that • 

21873 

nyguj 

What do(es) they (he) think ? 

21874 

nygyn 

„ do you think ? 

21875 

nygzo 

Thinking. 

21876 

nyhuk 

Not thinking. 

21877 

nyhyo 

Thinking of. 

21878 

nyjas 

„ that. 

21879 

nyjcu 

THINNER(S) (than) 








nyjew THINNER ( contd.) THOUGHTLESS nyoxu 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

21880 

nyjew 

No thinner (than) 

21881 

nyjme 

THINNEST. 

21882 

nyjog 

THIRD(LY) 

21883 

nyjum 

If a third. 

21884 

nyjwo 

If not a third. 

21885 

nykat 

Not a third. 

21886 

nykbu 

One-third. 

21887 

nykex 

Less than one-third. 

21888 

nykfy 

More than one-third. 

21889 

nykha 

In third(s) 

21890 

nykib 

Two-thirds. 

21891 

nykle 

THIS. See also Gan, Could, Is, and other auxiliary 
verbs. 

21892 

nykoh 

After this. 

21893 

nykpi 

All this. 

21894 

nykun 

Any of this. 

21895 

nykvo 

As this. 

21896 

nykyr 

Because this. 

21897 

nyley 

Before this. 

21898 

nylga 

But this. 

21899 

nylic 

In case this. 

21900 

nylke 

How this ? 

21901 

nylys 

If this. 

21902 

nymav 

None of this. 

21903 

nymdy 

Of this. 

21904 

nymez 

So that this. 

21905 

nymfa 

Unless this. 

21906 

nymid 

Until this. 

21907 

nymje 

What this. 

21908 

nymni 

When this. 

21909 

nymoj 

Where this. 

21910 

nymto 

Which this. 

21911 

nymup 

Why this. 

21912 

nymyt 

THORN-CATGHER(S) 

21913 

nymzu 

THOROUGH(LY) 

21914 

nynaw 

If thorough(ly) 

21915 

nyncy 

If not thorough(ly) 

21916 

nynok 

Not thorough(ly) 

21917 

nynso 

THOSE. See also That, These. 

21918 

nynyu 

THOUGH. 

21919 

nyoax 

As though. 

21920 

nyoby 

But though. 

21921 

nyoda 

Even though. 

21922 

nyoeb 

THOUGHT. See also Think. 

21923 

nyohe 

Thought (it) best. 

21924 

nyoif 

Cannot be thought of. 

21925 

nyoli 

Thought fit. 

21926 

nyool 

No thought (of) 

21927 

nyoro 

Thought of. 

21928 

nyour 

THOUGHTFUL. 

21929 

nyoxu 

THOUGHTLESS(NESS) 


446 







THROTTLE 


nyxek 


nypay THOUSAND 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

21930 

nypay 

THOUSAND(S) 

21931 

nypca 

A few thousand(s) (of—) 

21932 

nypec 

Many thousand(s) (of—) 

21933 

nypge 

THREAD(S). See also Bolt, Nut, Screw, Stud, etc. 

21934 

nypig 

Angle(s) of thread. 

21935 

nypki 

British Association thread (B.A.) 

21936 

nypom 

„ standard fine thread (B.S.F.) 

21937 

nypus 

„ „ pipe thread(s) (B.S.P.) 

21938 

nypwu 

„ „ Whitworth thread(s) (B.S.W.) 

21939 

nysab 

Threads per centimetre. 

21940 

nysde 

Coarse thread(s) 

21941 

nysef 

External thread(s) 

21942 

nyshi 

Fine thread(s) 

21943 

nysij 

Flat thread(s) 

21944 

nysno 

Gas thread(s) 

21945 

nysop 

Internal thread(s) 

21946 

nystu 

Linen thread. 

21947 

nysuv 

Metric thread(s) 

21948 

nysxy 

Sparking plug thread(s) 

21949 

nysyz 

Screw thread(s) 

21950 

nysza 

Shape of thread. 

21951 

nytac 

Square thread(s) 

21952 

nytce 

Standard thread(s) 

21953 

nyteg 

— start thread(s) 

21954 

nytgi 

U.S.A. (Sellers) threads. 

21955 

nytmo 

V thread(s) 

21956 

nytwy 

2 start V thread(s) 

21957 

nytya 

3 start V thread(s) 

21958 

nyuad 

4 start V thread(s) 

21959 

nyube 

— start V thread(s) 

21960 

nyufi 

What thread(s) 

21961 

nyulo 

Threaded. 

21962 

nyuor 

Threading. 

21963 

nyuru 

THREAT(EN)(S) or to Threaten 

21964 

nyuvy 

Threatened. 

21965 

nyuxa 

Threatening. 

21966 

nyvim 

THRESH(ES) or to Thresh 

21967 

nyvko 

Threshed. 

21968 

nyvos 

Threshing. 

21969 

nyvuy 

THREW. See also Throw> 

21970 

nyvwa 

THROAT(S) 

21971 

nyvyc 

THROAT PROTECTOR(S) 

21972 

nywaf 

THROTTLE(S). See also Carburettor, Valve. 

21973 

nywej 

Air throttle shaft(s) 

21974 

nywln 

Closed throttle(s) 

21975 

nywot 

Throttle control(s) 

21976 

nywuz 

Governor throttle. 

21977 

nywyd 

Hand throttle. 

21978 

nyxag 

Throttle lever(s) 

21979 

nyxci 

„ hand lever t.ube(s) 

21980 

nyxek 

„ liner(s) 


440 






nyxsy THROTTLE ( contd.) TILL obghy 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

21981 

nyxsy 

Throttle pin(s) 

21982 

nyxye 

THROUGH. 

21983 

nyzem 

Half way through. 

21984 

nyzgo 

If through. 

21985 

nyzmu 

If not through. 

21986 

nyzow 

Not through. 

21987 

nyzuc 

Pass(es) through. 

21988 

nyzwe 

Right through. 

21989 

nyzyg 

When through. 

21990 

obaal 

THROUGHOUT. 

21991 

obado 

THROW(S). See also Threw. or to Throw 

21992 

obaep 

Throw away. 

21993 

obait 

Thrown. 

21994 

obaju 

„ away. 

21995 

obany 

Throwing. 

21996 

obaoz 

THROWER(S). See also Oil. 

21997 

obapa 

THRUST. See also Ball, Bearing, Collar, Cone, 
Corner, Disc, Load, Washer. 

21998 

obate 

Thrust block(s) 

21999 

obauf 

Centre of thrust. 

22000 

obaxi 

End thrust. 

22001 

obbam 

Front thrust. 

22002 

obbco 

Thrust piece(s) 

22003 

obbmy 

Rear thrust. 

22004 

obbse 

Thrust ring(s) 

22005 

obbug 

„ shoe(s) 

22006 

obbwi 

Side thrust. 

22007 

obbyk 

Vertical thrust(s) 

22008 

obcan 

THUMB(S) 

22009 

obcer 

Thumb piece(s) 

22010 

obchu 

THUNDER. 

22011 

obciv 

THURSDAY. 

22012 

obcly 

THUS. 

22013 

obdes 

TICKET(S) or to Ticket 

22014 

obdoc 

Ticketed. 

22015 

obdym 

Ticketing. 

22016 

obeap 

TICKLER(S) 

22017 

obeet 

TIE(S). See also Bar. or to Tic 

22018 

obefu 

Tied (to—) 

22019 

obeix 

TIGHT(LY). See also Water. 

22020 

obejy 

If tight(ly) 

22021 

obela 

Not tight. 

22022 

obeod 

„ tight(ly) enough. 

22023 

obepe 

Quite tight(ly) 

22024 

obeti 

Too tight(ly) 

22025 

obeuj 

Not too tight(ly) 

22026 

obezo 

Very tight(ly) 

22027 

obfyo 

TIGHTEN(S) or to Tighten 

22028 

obgar 

Tightened. 

22029 

obgev 

Tightening. 

22030 

obghy 

TILL. See also Until. 


447 







obgiz 

Nos. 

22031 

22032 

22033 

22034 

22035 

22036 

22037 

22038 

22039 

22040 

22041 

22042 

22043 

22044 

22045 

22046 

22047 

22048 

22049 

22050 

22051 

22052 

22053 

22054 

22055 

22056 

22057 

22058 

22059 

22060 

22061 

22062 

22063 

22064 

22065 

22066 

22067 

22068 

22069 

22070 

22071 

22072 

22073 

22074 

22075 

22076 

22077 

22078 

22079 

22080 

22081 


TILLER 


TIME 


obopo 


(Half) PHRASE. 


TILLER(S) 

TILT(S) or to Tilt 

Tilted. 

Tilting. 

TIMBER (— cubic feet) 

Unseasoned timber (— cubic feet) 

Well-seasoned timber (— cubic feet) 

TIME. See also Axle, Gear, Hour, Period, Pinion. 
Time — a.m. [or to Time 

„ — p.m. 

After a time. 

All the time. 

At all times. 

Allow time. 

(At) any time. 

Best time. 

No change of time. 

Time changed (to—) 

In course of time. 

Daytime. 

Time can be doubled. 

Enough time. 

Not enough time. 

Every time. 

Extension of time. 

In good time. 

Greenwich time. 

Time can be halved. 

In time. 

Not in time. 

Keep(s) time. 

Last time. 

For any length of time. 

Less time. 

Long time. 

Longer time. 

Longest time. 

Lose(s) time. 

Many times. 

More time. 

Not much time. 

Too much time is being spent (on—) 

Next time. 

Night-time. 

(At) no time. 

Part of the time. 

(At the) present time. 

„ proper time. 

Reasonable time. 

Regular time. 

'l ime required. 


448 







TIRE 


obyfo 


obout TIME (contd.) 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

22082 

obout 

At the same time. 

22083 

obovu 

Save(s) time. 

22084 

obozy 

Time saved. 

22085 

obrac 

Short time. 

22086 

obreg 

(In) shorter time (than) 

22087 

obrik 

Shortest time. 

22088 

obrya 

(At) some time. 

22089 

obsad 

No time (to spare) 

22090 

obseh 

Time spent. 

22091 

obsfi 

Summer time. 

22092 

obsil 

Time-table(s) 

22093 

obslo 

Take(s) time. 

22094 

obsor 

(At) that time. 

22095 

obsru 

„ this time. 

22096 

obsux 

Not this time. 

22097 

obsvy 

Waste(s) (of) time. 

22098 

obsyb 

(At) what time. 

22099 

obtim 

Whole of the time. 

22100 

obtos 

Worst time. 

22101 

obtuy 

Timed. 

22102 

obtwa 

Timing. 

22103 

obtyc 

„ case(s) 

22104 

obuaf 

„ lever(s) 

22105 

obudi 

,, wheel(s) 

22106 

obuej 

Double timing wheel(s) 

22107 

obujo 

TIMER(S) 

22108 

obuot 

TIN(S). See also Plate. or to Tin 

22109 

obupu 

Airtight tin(s) 

22110 

obuty 

Tins extra. 

22111 

obuva 

„ free. 

22112 

obuze 

Gallon tins. 

22113 

obvag 

Leaky tin(s) 

22114 

obvek 

Petrol tin(s) 

22115 

obvye 

Pint tin(s) 

22116 

obwah 

Half-pint tin(s) 

22117 

obwel 

Quart tin(s) 

22118 

obwho 

Lever-top tin(s) 

22119 

obwip 

Screw-top tin(s) 

22120 

obwov 

Tinned. 

22121 

obwry 

Retinned. 

22122 

obwub 

Tinning. 

22123 

obwyf 

TINPLATE(S) 

22124 

obxem 

TINSMITH(S) 

22125 

obxow 

TIP(S). See also Body, Lever, or to Tip 



Wing. 

22126 

obxuc 

Tipped. 

22127 

obxwe 

Tipping. 

22128 

obxyg 

TIPLESS. 

22129 

obyaj 

TIRE(S). See also Untiring. or to Tire 

22130 

obyen 

Tired. 

22131 

obyfo 

Tiring. 


449 








obyir 


TITLE 


TOOL 


ocfyp 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

22132 

obyir 

TITLE(S) 

22133 

obylu 

Defective title. 

22134 

obyox 

Title deeds. 

22135 

obypy 

Long title. 

22136 

obyra 

Short title. 

22137 

obyud 

Sound title. 

22138 

obyve 

TO. 

22139 

obyzi 

— to — 

22140 

obzak 

Down to— 

22141 

obzis 

To and fro. 

22142 

obzku 

Up to— 

22143 

obzoy 

TO-DAY. 

22144 

obzyi 

Not to-day. 

— 

— 

TOEGLIP(S). See Clip. 

22145 

ocaam 

TOGETHER (with). See also Altogether. 

22146 

ocaco 

If together. 

22147 

ocamy 

,, not together. 

22148 

ocase 

Not together. 

22149 

ocaug 

TOGGLE(S). See also Axle, Brake, Joint, Shaft. 

22150 

ocawi 

TOLD. See also Tell. 

22151 

ocayk 

Not told. 

22152 

ocban 

TOMMY. See also Bar. 

22153 

ocber 

TO-MORROW. 

22154 

ocbiv 

After to-morrow. 

22155 

ocbly 

Before to-morrow. 

22156 

ocbob 

By to-morrow. 

22157 

ocbuh 

Not to-morrow. 

22158 

occes 

Until to-morrow. 

22159 

occgu 

(Per) TON(S). See also Weight Table , Part II. 

22160 

occky 

(Per) ton(s) of 40 cubic feet. 

22161 

occma 

TONE(S) or to Tone 

22162 

occoc 

Tone down. 

22163 

occym 

„ up. 

22164 

ocdap 

Toned down. 

22165 

ocdet 

„ up. 

22166 

ocdix 

Toning down. 

22167 

ocdla 

„ up. 

22168 

ocdod 

TONGS. 

22169 

ocduj 

TONGUE(S) 

22170 

ocdyn 

TONNAGE. 

22171 

oceka 

Gross tonnage. 

22172 

ocesi 

Net tonnage. 

22173 

oceuk 

What tonnage. 

22174 

oceyo 

TONNEAU. 

22175 

ocfar 

TOO. 

22176 

ocfev 

If too. 

22177 

ocfhy 

,, not too. 

22178 

ocfiz 

Not too. 

22179 

ocfof 

TOOK. See also Take. 

22180 

ocfyp 

TOOL(S). See also Bag, Bore, Box, Draughtsman, 
Grinder, Holder, Jig, etc. 


460 







ocgas TOOL (conId.) TOTAL ocpno 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

22181 

ocgas 

Tool carrier(s) 

22182 

ocgew 

Tool fitter(s) 

22183 

ocgog 

Hand tool(s) 

22184 

ocgum 

Tool inspector(s) 

22185 

ocgwo 

,, kit(s) 

22186 

ochat 

Lathe tool(s) 

22187 

ochbu 

Less tools. 

22188 

ochex 

Machine tool(s) s 

22189 

ochfy 

Tool maker(s) 

22190 

ochib 

No tool(s) 

22191 

ochle 

Tool pad(s) 

22192 

ochpi 

Pneumatic tool(s) 

22193 

ochun 

Press tool(s) 

22194 

ochvo 

,, ,, maker(s) 

22195 

ochyr 

Tool roll(s) 

22196 

ociga 

Sash tool(s) 

22197 

ocike 

Set(s) of tools 

22198 

ocjav 

Tool setter(s) 

22199 

ocjez 

Small tool(s) 

22200 

ocjid 

Rim truing tool(s) 

22201 

ocjoj 

With tools 

22202 

ocjup 

Without tools. 

22203 

ocjyt 

TOOLROOM(S) 

22204 

ockaw 

TOOLSM 1TH(S) 

22205 

ockcy 

TOOTH(ED). See also Teeth. 

22206 

ockmi 

TOP(S) 

22207 

ockok 

Top and bottom. 

22208 

ockso 

,, or bottom. 

22209 

ockyu 

From top to bottom. 

22210 

oclax 

Bow top(s) 

22211 

ocleb 

Domed top(s) 

22212 

ocllf 

Fluted top(s) 

22213 

oclol 

Folding top(s) 

22214 

oclur 

From the top. 

22215 

oclyv 

Near the top. 

22216 

ocmay 

On top (of) 

22217 

ocmec 

Screw top(s) 

22218 

ocmig 

Top or side. 

22219 

ocmom 

To the top. 

22220 

ocmus 

TORGH(ES) 

22221 

ocnaz 

TOR(E)(N) 

22222 

ocned 

TORPEDO. See also Dashboard. 

22223 

ocnih 

TORQUE(S) 

22224 

ocnon 

Torque arm(s) 

22225 

ocnut 

„ rod(s) 

22226 

ocnyx 

„ stay(s) 

22227 

ocpab 

„ tube(s) 

22228 

ocpef 

TORSION. 

22229 

ocphi 

TOTAL(S) or to Total 

22230 

ocpij 

What is the total ? 

22231 

ocpno 

Totalled. 


451 








ocpop 

Nos. 

22232 

22233 

22234 

22235 

22236 

22237 

22238 

22239 

22240 

22241 

22242 

22243 

22244 

22245 

22246 

22247 

22248 

22249 

22250 

22251 

22252 

22253 

22254 

22255 

22256 

22257 

22258 

22259 

22260 

22261 

22262 

22263 

22264 

22265 

22266 

22267 

22268 

22269 

22270 

22271 

22272 

22273 

22274 

22275 

22276 

22277 

22278 

22279 

22280 

22281 


TOTAL (contd.) 


TRADE 


ooxud 


(Half) 

word. 


ocpop 

ocpuv 

ocpyz 

ocrad 

ocreh 

ocril 

ocror 

ocrux 

ocryb 

ocsim 

ocsko 

ocsos 

ocswa 

ocsyc 

octal 

octej 

octin 

octjo 

octot 

octpu 

octuz 

octva 

octyd 

octze 

ocuag 

ocuci 

ocuek 

ocusy 

ocuye 

ocvah 

ocvel 

ocvho 

ocvip 

ocvov 

ocvry 

ocvub 

ocvyf 

ocwem 

ocwow 

ocwuc 

ocwyg 

ocxaj 

ocxen 

ocxfo 

ocxir 

ocxlu 

ocxox 

ocxpy 

ocxra 

ocxud 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Totalling. 

TOUGH(ES). or to Touch 

A touch of. 

Touched. 

If touched. 

Not touched. 

Touching. 

(For) touching up. 

Without touching. 

TOUGH(LY) 

If tough(ly) enough. 

Not tough(ly) enough. 

Too tough(ly) 

Very tough(ly) 

TOUGHEN(S) or to Toughen 

Toughened. 

Toughening. 

TOUR(S). See also Car. or to Tour 

Long tour(s) 

Protracted tour(s) 

Short tour(s) 

Toured. 

(When) touring. 

TOURIST(S) 

TOW(S). See also Hook. or to Tow 

Towed. 

Towing. 

TOWARDS. 

TOWN(S) 

TOY(S) 

TRACE(S) (of) or to Trace 

No trace of. 

Traced. 

Tracing. 

TRACK(S). See also Wheel. 

TRACTION. See also Engine. 

Motor traction. 

Oil traction. 

Steam traction. 

TRACTOR(S) (— h.p.) 

Agricultural tractor(s) (— h.p.) (to plough — acre(s) 
per hour) 

Tractor fittings. 

Oil tractor(s) (— h.p.) 

Petrol tractor(s) (— h.p.) 

Steam tractor(s) (— h.p.) 

TRADE(S) or to Trade 

Trade decreasing. 

Not enough trade. 

Export trade. 

Trade good. 


452 









ocxve TRADE ( contd .) TRANSACTION 


odioj 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

22282 

ocxve 

Home trade. 

22283 

ocyak 

In the trade. 

22284 

ocyis 

Not in the trade. 

22285 

ocyku 

Trade increasing. 

22286 

ocyoy 

Motor trade. 

22287 

oczal 

„ and allied trades. 

22288 

oczdo 

Too much trade. 

22289 

oczep 

No trade. 

22290 

oczit 

Trade with. 

22291 

oczju 

Traded. 

22292 

oczny 

Trading. 

22293 

oczoz 

„ with. 

22294 

oczpa 

TRADE MARK(S) 

22295 

oczte 

TRAFFIC. 

22296 

oczuf 

Aerial traffic. 

22297 

oczyj 

(In) congested traffic. 

22298 

odabo 

Goods traffic. 

22299 

odaer 

Heavy traffic. 

22300 

odahu 

Light traffic. 

22301 

odaiv 

Motor traffic. 

22302 

odaly 

No traffic. 

22303 

odana 

Passenger traffic. 

22304 

odaob 

TRAIL(S). See also Edge. or to Trail 

22305 

odare 

Trailed. 

22306 

odavi 

Trailing. 

22307 

odbes 

TRAILER(S) 

22308 

odboc 

Cycle trailer(s) 

22309 

odbym 

Motor trailer(s) 

22310 

odfas 

TRAIN(S). See also Forward. 

Train arrives — a.m. 

22311 

odfew 

22312 

odfog 

„ „ — p.m. 

22313 

odfum 

Boat train. 

22314 

odfwo 

Catching train — a.m. 

22315 

odgat 

t* *» ~" p»m. 

22316 

odgex 

Caught train. 

22317 

odgha 

(Per) express train. 

22318 

odgib 

„ goods train. 

22319 

odgle 

Train leaves — a.m. 

22320 

odgoh 

„ „ — p.m. 

22321 

odgun 

Last train. 

22322 

odgyr 

Missed train. 

22323 

odhey 

Next train. 

22324 

odhic 

Night train. 

22325 

odhys 

No train (before—) 

22326 

odiav 

(Per) passenger train. 

22327 

odidy 

TRAM(S) 

22328 

odiez 

TRAMWAY(S) 

22329 

odifa 

TRANSACT(S) or to Transact 

22330 

odije 

Transacted. 

22331 

odini 

Transacting. 

22332 

odioj 

TRANSACTION(S) 

45H 






odito TRANSACTION (conId.) TRANSVAAL odryc 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

22333 

odito 

No transaction(s) 

22334 

odiup 

TRANSFER(S). See also Remit, Telegraphic. 

22335 

odizu 

Varnish transfer(s) 

22336 

odjaw 

With transfer. 

22337 

odjok 

Without transfer. 

22338 

odjyu 

odkax 

Transferred (to) 

22339 

Not transferred (to—) 

22340 

odkeb 

Transferring (to—) 

22341 

odkhe 

TRANSFERABLE. 

22342 

odkif 

Not transferable. 

22343 

odklij 

TRANSFORMER(S) (— volts x — volts x — K.W. 
— frequency) 

22344 

odkoL 

Oil-cooled transformer(s) (— volts x — volts 
x — K.W. — frequency) 

22345 

odkro 

TRANSHIP(S) or to Tranship 

22346 

odkur 

Transhipped. 

22347 

odkyv 

Transhipping. 

22348 

odlay 

TRANSHIPMENT. 

22349 

odlec 

(In) TRANSIT. 

22350 

odlig 

If in transit. 

22351 

odlom 

Los(s)(t) in transit. 

22352 

odlus 

Not in transit. 

22353 

odmaz 

When in transit. 

22354 

odmed 

TRANSLATE(S) or to Translate 

22355 

odmih 

Translated. 

22356 

odmon 

Translating. 

22357 

odmut 

TRANSLATION. 

22358 

odmyx 

TRANSMISSION. 

See also Grease. 

22359 

odoab 

Electric transmission. 

22360 

odode 

Flexible transmission. 

22361 

odoef 

Transmission gear(s) 

22362 

odohi 

Hydraulic transmission. 

22363 

odoij 

Transmission shaft(s) 

22364 

odono 

TRANSMIT(S) or to Transmit 

22365 

odoop 

Transmitted. 

22366 

odotu 

„ direct to— 

22367 

odouv 

Transmitting. 

22368 

odoxy 

TRANSMITTER(S) (— kilowatt(s)) 

See also Disc. 

22369 

odoza 

TRANSOM. 

22370 

odpac 

TRANSPARENT(LY) 

22371 

odpeg 

TRANSPORT(S) or to Transport 

22372 

odpik 

If transport. 

22373 

odpwy 

If no transport. 

22374 

odpya 

No transport. 

22375 

odrim 

Transported. 

22376 

odros 

Transporting. 

22377 

odruy 

TRANSPORTATION(S) 

22378 

odryc 

TRANSVAAL. 






odsaf 


TRANSVERSE 


TREAT 


odyuf 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

22379 

odsaf 

TRANSVERSE. 

See also Spring. 

22380 

odsej 

TRAP(S) or to Trap 

22381 

odsin 

Police trap(s) 

22382 

odsjo 

Trapped. 

22383 

odsot 

Trapping. 

22384 

odspu 

TRAVEL(S) or to Travel 

22385 

odsty 

Travelled. 

22386 

odsuz 

Travelling. 

22387 

odsva 

TRAVELLER(S) 

22388 

odsyd 

Few travellers. 

22389 

odsze 

Less travellers. 

22390 

odtag 

Many travellers. 

22391 

odtek 

More travellers. 

22392 

odtye 

No travellers. 

22393 

oduah 

TRAY(S). 

See also Drip. 

22394 

odubi 

Ash tray(s) 

22395 

oduel 

Tilt ash tray(s) 

22396 

oduho 

„ ,, „ and matchbox(es) 

22397 

odunu 

Card tray(s) 

22398 

oduov 

Cigar tray(s) 

22399 

odury 

„ and card tray(s) 

22400 

oduta 

Glove tray(s) 

22401 

oduxe 

Oil tray(s) 

22402 

odvem 

Watch tray(s) 

22403 

odvow 

TREAD(S) 

22404 

odvuc 

Grooved tread(s) 

22405 

odvwe 

Cross grooved tread. 

22406 

odvyg 

Longitudinal grooved tread. 

22407 

odwaj 

Plain tread. 

22408 

odwen 

Retreaded. 

22409 

odwir 

Two-ribbed tread. 

22410 

odwox 

Three-ribbed tread. 

22411 

odwra 

Round tread. 

22412 

odwud 

Safety tread. 

22413 

odxak 

Non-skid tread. 

22414 

odxis 

Square tread. 

22415 

odxku 

Rubber studded tread. 

22416 

odxoy 

Steel studded tread. 

22417 

odxyi 

„ and rubber studded tread. 

22418 

odyal 

All weather tread. 

22419 

odydo 

TREASURER(S) 

22420 

odyep 

TREASURY. 

22421 

odyit 

TREAT(S) or to Treat 

22422 

odyju 

Treated. 

22423 

odyny 

Ill-treated. 

22424 

odyoz 

Not treated. 

22425 

odypa 

If not treated. 

22426 

odyte 

Properly treated. 

22427 

odyuf 

So treated that. 


455 






odyxi 

Nos. 

22428 

22429 

22430 

22431 

22432 

22433 

22434 

22435 

22436 

22437 

22438 

22439 

22440 

22441 

22442 

22443 

22444 

22445 

22446 

22447 

22448 

22449 

22450 

22451 

22452 

22453 

22454 

22455 

22456 

22457 

22458 

22459 

22460 

22461 

22462 

22463 

22464 

22465 

22466 

22467 

22468 

22469 

22470 

22471 

22472 

22473 

22474 

22475 

22476 

22477 

22478 


( conid .) 


TRIMMER 


ofgid 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Specially treated. 

Treating. 

TREATMENT. 

Careful treatment. 

Different treatment. 

Rough treatment. 

Same treatment. 

TREBLE(S) or to Treble 

Trebled. 

Trebling. 

TREMBLER(S). See also Blade. 

Trembler point(s) 

TRIAL(S) (of—) 

After trial(s) 

Before trial(s) 

Date of trial. 

Fair trial(s) 

Not a fair trial. 

Trial(s) of — hour(s) 

No trial(s) 

Practical trial(s) 

Protracted trial(s) 

R.A.C. trial(s) 

TRIANGLE(S)(ULAR) 

TRIATIC. 

TRICKY. 

TRICYCLE(S) 

Carrier tricycle(s) 

„ motor tricycle(s) 

Children’s tricycle(s) 

Gent’s tricycle(s) 

Hand-propelled tricycle(s) 

Ladies’ tricycle(s) 

Tandem tricycle(s) 

TRIED. See also Try. 

Tried hard. 

If tried. 

If not tried. 

Not tried. 

Well tried. 

TRIGGER(S). See also Brake. 

Curtain trigger(s) 

Trigger rod(s) 

Spring trigger(s) 

Reverse stop trigger(s) 

TRIM(S) or to Trim 

Trimmed (with) 

Trimming(s) 

Body trimming(s) 

TRIMMER(S) 

Coach trimmer(s) 

456 










ofgoj 

N 08 . 

22479 

22480 

22481 

22482 

22483 

22484 

22485 

22486 

22487 

22488 

22489 

22490 

22491 

22492 

22493 

22494 

22495 

22496 

22497 

22498 

22499 

22500 

22501 

22502 

22503 

22504 

22505 

22506 

22507 

22508 

22509 

22510 

22511 

22512 

22513 

22514 

22515 

22516 

22517 

22518 

22519 

22520 

22521 


TRIP 


TRUE 


oforu 


(Half) PHRASE. 


TRIP(S) or to Trip 

Tripped. 

Tripping. 

TRIPLANE(S). (Chord intermediate plane— chord 
lower plane— chord upper plane— propeller di¬ 
ameter— gap between lower and intermediate 
planes— gap between upper and intermediate 

planes— motor-h.p. length over all— span 

intermediate plane— span lower plane— span 
upper plane— (length of fuselage— maximum 
width of fuselage—)) 

TRIPLE. 

(In) TRIPLICATE(S) or to Triplicate 

Triplicated. 

Triplicating. 

TROLLEY(S) 

Motor trolley(s) 

Overhead trolley(s) 

TROPIC(S)(AL). See also Country. 

In the tropics. 

TROUBLE(S) or to Trouble 

After a great deal of trouble. 

Freedom from trouble. 

Further trouble. 

Give(s) trouble. 

Liable to give trouble. 

Always giving trouble. 

In great trouble. 

If in any trouble. 

Less trouble (than) 

Little trouble. 

More trouble (than) 

No trouble. 

If no trouble. 

If this does not remove the trouble. 

What (is the) trouble ? 

Without the trouble of. 

Not worth any trouble. 

Troubled. 

Troubling. 

TROUBLESOME. 

TROUGH(S). See also Oil. 

TROUSERS. See also Clip. 

TRUCK(S). See also Tank. 

Auxiliary truck(s) 

Hand truck(s) 

Jack truck(s) 

Gasolene motor truck(s) 

TRUE(LY). See also Tool. 

If true. 

„ not true. 


457 






ofoux 

Nos. 

22523 

22524 

22525 

22526 

22527 

22528 

22529 

22530 

22531 

22532 

22533 

22534 

22535 

22536 

22537 

22538 

22539 

22540 

22541 

22542 

22543 

22544 

22545 

22546 

22547 

22548 

22549 

22550 

22551 

22552 

22553 

22554 

22555 

22556 

22557 

22558 

22559 

22560 

22561 

22562 

22563 

22564 

22565 

22566 

22567 

22568 

22569 

22570 


TRUE (conId.) 


TUBE 


ofwyj 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Not true(ly) 

Partly true. 

Quite true. 

TRUMPET(S) (— in. length) 

Oval trumpet(s) (— in. long) 

Round trumpet(s) (— in. long) 

Telescopic trumpet(s) 

TRUNK(S). See also Holder. 

TRUNNION. 

Trunnion block(s) 

„ bushing. 

,, piece. 

TRUSS(ES) 

TRUST(S) or to Trust 

In trust. 

Trusted. 

Trusting. 

TRUSTEE(S) 

TRUTH. See also True. 

In truth. 

No truth. 

Out of truth. 

Running truth. 

TRY(IES). See also Tried. or to Try 

Try again. 

Trying. 

Not trying. 

,, worth trying. 

Worth trying. 

TUB(S) 

TUBE(S). See also Asbestos, Axle, Bag, Boiler, 
Bulb, Choke, Clip, Control, Frame, Holder, 
Ignition, Mouthpiece, Reed, Steer, Tap, 
Tyre, Vice. 

Armoured tube(s) (— dia. — gauge or thickness) 
Tube bender(s) 

Brass tube(s)(ing) (— dia. — gauge or thickness) 
Breather tube(s) 

Tube clarnp(s) 

Copper tube(s)(ing) (— dia. — gauge or thickness) 
Tube cutter(s) 

Inside diameter of tube(s) 

Outside diameter of tube(s) 

Butt ended tube(s) (— x —) 

Tube expander(s) 

,, ferrule(s) 

Glass tube(s) 

Tube grip(s) 

Horn tube(s) 

Taper horn tube(s) 

Hydraulic tube(s) 

458 










ofxam 

Nos. 

22571 

22572 

22573 

22574 

22575 

22576 

22577 

22578 

22579 

22580 

22581 

22582 

22583 

22584 

22585 

22586 

22587 

22588 

22589 

22590 

22591 

22592 

22593 

22594 

22595 

22596 

22597 

22598 

22599 

22600 

22601 

22602 

22603 

22604 

22605 

22606 

22607 

22608 

22609 

22610 

22611 

22612 

22613 

22614 

22615 

22616 


TUBE (contd.) 


TURN 


ogega 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Inflator tube(s) 

Inner tube(s) (— x —) 

„ „ case(s) (— x —) ' 

Grey inner tube(s) (— x —) 

Red inner tube(s) (— x —) 

Iron tube(s)(ing) (— dia. — gauge or thickness) 
Flexible metallic tube(s)(ing) (— bore) 

Perforated tube(s) 

Tube plate(s) 

Front row of tubes. 

Rear row of tubes. 

Rubber tube(s)(ing) 

Seamless -tube(s)(ing) (—dia. — gauge or thickness) 
Tube socket(s) 

Reducing tube socket(s) 

Speaking tube(s) 

„ „ fitting(s) 

Weldless steel tube(s)(ing) " D ” (— dia. — gauge 
or thickness) 

Weldless steel tube(s)(ing) oval (—dia. — gauge 
or thickness) 

Weldless steel tube(s)(ing) round (— dia. — gauge 
or thickness) 

Weldless steel tube(s)(ing) square (— dia. — gauge 
or thickness) 

Welded steel tube(s)(ing) (— dia. — gauge or 
thickness) 

Telescopic tube(s) 

Water tube(s) 

With tube(s) 

Without tube(s) 

TUBULAR. See also Axle, Opening. 

TUCK(S) or to Tuck 

Tucked. 

Tucking. 

TUESDAY. 

TUFT(S) 

TUG(S). See also Boat. 

TUMBLER(S). See also Action, Switch. 
TUNDISH(ES) 

TUNE(S) (up) or to Tune 

Tuned (up) 

Tuning (up) 

TUNGSTEN(S). See also Point, Steel. 
TUNNEL(S). See also Armature. 

TURBINE(S) 

TURKEY. 

TURN(S). See also Setter. or to Turn 

A few turns. 

Final turn. 

Half a turn. 


469 







ogeic TURN ( contd .) TYPE ogoos 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE 

22617 

ogeic 

In turn. 

22618 

ogeke 

Turns on and off. 

22619 

ogfav 

Turned. 

22620 

ogfez 

„ back. 

22621 

ogfid 

„ from— 

22622 

ogloj 

„ front. 

22623 

ogfup 

„ in. 

22624 

oglyt 

„ off. 

22625 

oggaw 

„ on. 

22626 

oggcy 

„ out. 

22627 

oggml 

„ over. 

22628 

oggok 

Turning. 

22629 

oggso 

TURNBUGKLE(S) (— x —) 

22630 

oggyu 

TURNER(S) 

22631 

oghax 

Centre lathe turner(s) 

22632 

ogheb 

M/c Reps turner(s) 

22633 

oghif 

TURNSCREW(S) 

22634 

oghol 

TURNTABLE(S) 

22635 

oghur 

turpentine: 

22636 

oghyv 

TWEED(S) 

22637 

ogica 

TWICE. 

22638 

ogiec 

TWILL(S) 

22639 

ogige 

Motor twill. 

22640 

ogiki 

Rubber-proof twill. 

22641 

ogiom 

TWIN. 

22642 

ogius 

TWINE. 

22643 

ogjaz 

Sail twine. 

22644 

ogjed 

Tufting twine. 

22645 

ogjih 

TWIST(S). See also Bit. or to Twist 

22646 

ogjon 

Twisted. 

22647 

ogjut 

Twisting. 

22648 

ogjyx 

TYPIST(S). See also Shorthand. 

22649 

oglab 

TYPE(S). See also Accumulator, Car. 

22650 

oglef 

Any type. 

22651 

oglij 

Best type. 

22652 

oglop 

Better type(s) 

22653 

ogluv 

Different type(s) (of) 

22654 

oglyz 

Each type (of) 

22655 

ogmac 

Every type (of) 

22656 

ogmeg 

Heavy type (of) 

22657 

ogmik 

Heavier type (of) 

22658 

ogmya 

Heaviest type(s) (of) 

22659 

ognad 

Large type (of) 

22660 

ogneb 

Larger type (of) 

22661 

ognil 

Largest type (of) 

22662 

ognor 

Light type(s) (of) 

22663 

ognux 

Lighter type(s) (of) 

22664 

ognyb 

Lightest type (of) 

22665 

ogoim 

Medium type (of) 

22666 

ogoko 

New type(s) (of) 

22667 

ogoos 

Old type (of) 


460 







ogowa TYPE ( contd .) TYRE ogzap 


Nos. 

(Half)H 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

22668 

ogowa 

Ordinary type(s) (of) 

22669 

ogpal 

(In) other type(s) (of) 

22670 

ogpej 

Present type (of) 

22671 

ogpin 

Similar type (of) 

22672 

ogpot 

Small type (of) 

22673 

ogppu 

Smaller type (of) 

22674 

ogpuz 

Smallest type (of) 

22675 

ogpyd 

Special type(s) (of) 

22676 

ogqua 

Standard type (of) 

22677 

oguak 

Various types. 

22678 

oguis 

TYPEWRITER(S) 

22679 

oguku 

*TYRE(S). * See also Carrier, Cement, Clip, Gauge, 
Paint, Patch, Pump, Tread, Valve, Wheel. 
Aeroplane tyre(s) (— x — ) 

22680 

oguyi 

22681 

ogval 

Bicycle tyre(s) ( — x —) 

22682 

ogvep 

Carrier bicycle tyre(s) (— x —) 

22683 

ogvit 

Roadster bicycle tyre(s) (— x —) 

22684 

ogvoz 

Tyre security bolt(s) 

22685 

ogvuf 

,, canvas. 

22686 

ogvyj 

Non-skid tyre chain(s) (for — tyres) 

22687 

ogwam 

Cord tyre(s) (— x —) 

22688 

ogwug 

Tyre corsets. 

22689 

ogwyk 

„ cover(s) 

22690 

ogxan 

Beaded edge tyre cover(s) (— x —) 

22691 

ogxbo 

„ „ „ „ ,, (— X —) with tubes. 

22692 

ogxer 

„ „ oversize tyre cover(s) (— x — to fit 

— rims) 

22693 

ogxhu 

Beaded edge oversize tyre cover(s) with tubes 
(— x — to fit — rims) 

22694 

ogxly 

Grooved tyre cover(s) ( — x —) 

22695 

ogxna 

„ „ „ „ (— x —) with tubes. 

22696 

ogxob 

„ oversize tyre cover(s) (— x — to fit 

— rims) 

22697 

ogxre 

Grooved oversize tyre cover(s) with tubes (— x — 
to fit — rims) 

22698 

ogxuh 

Oversize tyre cover(s) (— x — to fit — rims) 

22699 

ogxvi 

Oversize tyre cover(s) with tubes ( — x — to fit 
— rims) 

22700 

ogxyl 

Plain tyre cover(s) (— x —) 

22701 

ogygu 

„ „ „ „ (— x —) with tubes. 

22702 

ogyky 

„ oversize tyre cover(s) (— x — to fit — 
rims) 

22703 

ogyma 

Plain oversize tyre cover(s) with tubes ( — x — 
to fit — rims) 

22704 

ogyoc 

Non-skid tyre cover(s) (— x —) 

22705 

ogzap 

„ „ „ (— X —) with tubes. 

* The sizes as indicated in the brackets, if understood to be 
in millimetres , must be expressed from the Numeral 
Table, Part II. If inches are required they must be 
expressed from the Measurement Table , Part II. 


461 








ogzet TYRE (conW.) ohopi 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

22706 

ogzet 

Non-skid oversize tyre cover(s) (— x — to fit 
— rims) 

22707 

ogzfu 

Non-skid oversize tyre cover(s) with tubes (— x — 
to fit — rims) 

22708 

ogzix 

Rubber studded tyre cover(s) (— x —) 

22709 

ogzjy 

„ „ „ „ .. (— X —)withtubes. 

22710 

ogzla 

„ „ oversize tyre cover(s) (— x — 

to fit — rims) 

22711 

ogzod 

Rubber studded oversize tyre cover(s) with tubes 
(— x — to fit — rims) 

22712 

ogzpe 

Steel studded tyre cover(s) (— x —) 

22713 

ogzti 

„ „ „ „ „ (— x —) with tubes. 

22714 

ogzuj 

„ „ oversize tyre cover(s) (— x — to fit 

— rims) 

22715 

ogzyn 

Steel studded oversize tyre cover(s) with tubes 
(— x — to fit — rims) 

22716 

ogzzo 

Wired edge tyre cover(s) (— x —) 

22717 

ohaar 

„ (— X —) with tubes. 

22718 

ohadu 

„ „ oversize tyre cover(s) (— x — to fit 

— rims) 

22719 

ohaev 

Wired edge oversize tyre cover(s) with tubes 
(— x — to fit — rims) 

22720 

ohahy 

Double tyre(s) (— x —) 

22721 

ohalz 

Tyre fabrics) 

22722 

ohaja 

„ fastening(s) 

22723 

ohane 

Front tyre(s) (— x —) 

22724 

ohaof 

Tyre gaiters. 

22725 

oh art 

„ lever(s) 

22726 

ohaul 

Track line of tyres. 

22727 

ohaxo 

Tyre liner(s) 

22728 

ohbas 

„ mandril(s) 

22729 

ohbcu 

„ repair outfit(s) 

22730 

ohbew 

„ part(s) 

22731 

ohbgy 

„ plaster(s) 

22732 

ohbme 

Pneumatic tyre(s) (— x —) 

22733 

ohbog 

Twin pneumatic tyre(s) (— x —) 

22734 

oh bum 

Tyre press(es) 

22735 

ohbwo 

Rear tyre(s) (— x —) 

22736 

ohcat 

Twin rear tyre(s) (— x —) 

22737 

ohcbu 

Tyre repair(s)(ing) 

22738 

ohcex 

„ re-trea<ling. 

22739 

ohcfy 

Ribbed tyre(s) (— x —) 

22740 

ohcha 

Oversize ribbed tyre(s) (— x —) 

22741 

ohclb 

Tyre rim(s) (— x —) 

22742 

ohcle 

Rubber tyre(s) (— x —) 

22743 

ohcoh 

Solid rubber commercial vehicle tyres (— x —) 

22744 

ohcpi 

Set(s) of tyres. 

* The sizes at indicated in the brackets, if understood to be 
in millimetres, must be expressed from the Numeral 
Table , Part II. If inches are required they must be 
expressed from the Measurement Table , Part II. 

462 







ohoun TYRE (cantd.) UNDER ohizy 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

22745 

ohcun 

Tyre shoe(s) (tray) 

22746 

ohcvo 

Single tyre(s) (— x —) 

22747 

ohcyr 

Size of tyre(s) (— x —) 

22748 

ohdey 

Tyre sleeve(s) 

22749 

ohdga 

Solid tyre(s) (— x —) 

22750 

ohdic 

Twin solid tyre(s) (— x —) 

22751 

ohdke 

Spare tyre(s) 

22752 

ohdys 

Standard tyre(s) 

22753 

oheav 

Steel tyre(s) 

22754 

ohedy 

Tyre stopping. 

22755 

oheez 

Non-skid tyre stud(s) 

22756 

ohefa 

Fibre steel studded tyre(s) (— x —) 

22757 

oheid 

Oversize steel studded tyre(s) (— x — to fit 
— rim) 

22758 

oheje 

Tyre tester(s) 

22759 

oheni 

Single tube tyre(s) 

22760 

oheoj 

Tyre vulcaniser(s) (to take up to — tyres) 

22761 

oheto 

Wired-on tyre(s) (— x —) 

22762 

oheup 

With tyre(s) 

22763 

ohezu 

Without tyres. 

22764 

ohfaw 

Tyred. 

22765 

ohlcy 

Tyring. 

22766 

ohfmi 

U. 

22767 

ohfok 

ULTIMATELY) 

22768 

ohfso 

UN. 

22769 

ohlyu 

UNABLE. 

22770 

ohgax 

If unable. 

22771 

ohgby 

UNAFFECTED (by—). See also Affect. 

22772 

ohgda 

UNALTERABLE. See also Alter. 

22773 

ohgeb 

UNALTERED. See also Alter. 

22774 

ohghe 

UNARMOURED. See also Cable. 

22775 

ohgif 

UNATTACHED. See also Attach. 

22776 

ohgli 

UNAUTHORISED. See also Authorise. 

22777 

ohgol 

UNAVOIDABLE. See also Avoid. 

22778 

ohgro 

UNAWARE(S). See also Aware. 

22779 

ohgur 

UNBIASSED. 

22780 

ohgyv 

UNBREAKABLE. 

22781 

ohiaz 

UNBUTTONED(ING) 

22782 

ohiba 

UNCERTAINTY(IES) 

22783 

ohied 

UNCHANGED. 

22784 

ohife 

UNCOMMON(LY) 

22785 

ohiji 

UNCONSCIOUS(LY) (of) 

22786 

ohion 

UNCONDITIONAL(LY) 

22787 

ohipo 

UNDER. 

22788 

ohiut 

All under. 

22789 

ohivu 

If any under. 

22790 

ohizy 

Little under. 

* The sizes as indicated in the brackets, ij understood to be 
in millimetres, must be expressed from the Numeral 
Table, Part II. If inches are required they must be 
expressed from the Measurement Table, Part II. 


463 






ohkab 


UNDER (contd.) 


UNEASY 


ohpoi 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

22791 

ohkab 

If none under (or if nothing under) 

22792 

ohkde 

„ not under. 

22793 

ohkef 

Not under. 

22794 

ohkhi 

None under (or nothing under) 

22795 

ohkij 

Or under. 

22796 

ohkno 

UNDER-ESTIMATE(S) or to Underestimate 

22797 

ohkop 

Under-estimated. 

22798 

ohktu 

Under-estimating. 

22799 

ohkuv 

UNDERFRAME(S) 

22800 

ohkyz 

Detachable underframe(s) 

22801 

ohkza 

Underframe detaching gear(s) 

22802 

ohlac 

„ complete with landing wheels. 

22803 

ohlce 

UNDERGO(ES) or to Undergo 

22804 

ohleg 

Undergoing. 

22805 

ohlgi 

Undergone. 

22806 

ohlik 

UNDERGROUND. 

22807 

ohlmo 

UNDERNEATH. 

22808 

ohlsu 

Not underneath. 

22809 

ohlwy 

UNDERSHIELD(S) 

22810 

ohlya 

UNDERSIDE. 

22811 

ohmad 

UNDERSTAND(S) (that) or to Understand (that) 

22812 

ohmbe 

Are we (am I) to understand (that) 

22813 

ohmeh 

Cannot understand. 

22814 

ohmfi 

Given to understand (that—) 

22815 

ohmll 

Understanding. 

22816 

ohmlo 

Come to some understanding. 

22817 

ohmor 

No understanding. 

22818 

ohmru 

Satisfactory understanding. 

22819 

ohmux 

Understood (that) 

22820 

ohmvy 

Must be distinctly understood (that) 

22821 

ohmxa 

If understood. 

22822 

ohmyb 

„ not understood. 

22823 

ohnim 

Not understood. 

22824 

ohnko 

UNDERTAKER) or to Undertake 

22825 

ohnos 

Undertaken (by—) 

22826 

ohnuy 

Not undertaken. 

22827 

ohnwa 

Undertaking. 

22828 

ohnyc 

No(t) undertaking. 

22829 

ohoal 

Undertook. 

22830- 

ohodi 

UNDERWRITE(S) or to Underwrite 

22831 

ohoej 

Underwriting. 

22832 

oholn 

Underwritten. 

22833 

ohojo 

UNDERWRITER(S) 

22834 

ohoot 

UNDESIRABLE. 

22835 

ohopu 

UNDO(ES). See also Do. 

22836 

ohoty 

Undoing. 

22837 

ohouz 

Undone. 

22838 

ohova 

UNDOUBTED(LY) 

22839 

ohoze 

UNDU(E)(LY). See also Heat. 

22840 

ohpag 

UNEASINESS. 

22841 

bhpci 

UNEAS(Y)(ILY) 


464 










Ohpek UNEQUAL UNNECESSARY ohxoc 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

22842 

ohpek 

UNEQUAL(LY). See also Equal. 

22843 

ohpsy 

UNEQUALLED. 

22844 

ohpye 

UNEVEN(LY) 

22845 

ohrem 

UNEXGEPTIONAL(LY) 

22846 

ohrow 

UNFAIR(LY) 

22847 

ohruc 

UNFAMILIAR (with) 

22848 

ohryg 

UNFAVOURABLE(Y) 

22849 

ohsaj 

UNFINISHED. 

22850 

ohsen 

UNFORESEEN. 

22851 

ohsfo 

UNFORTUNATE(LY) 

22852 

ohsir 

UNFOUNDED. 

22853 

ohslu 

UNIFORM(LY)(ITY). See also Size. 

22854 

ohsox 

UNINTELLIGIBLE. See also Intelligible. 

22855 

ohspy 

UN INTENT IONAL(LY) 

22856 

ohsra 

UNION(S). See also Gone, Coupling, Screw. 

22857 

ohsud 

Gas union(s) 

22858 

ohsve 

Double nut double liner union(s) 

22859 

ohtak 

Single nut double liner union(s) 

22860 

ohtis 

„ „ single liner union(s) 

22861 

ohtku 

„ „ ,, „ „ screwed both ends. 

22862 

ohtoy 

Petrol union(s) 

22863 

ohtyi 

Union piece(s) 

22864 

ohual 

Screwed union(s) 

22865 

ohudo 

With union(s) 

22866 

ohuep 

Without union(s) 

22867 

ohuju 

UNIQUE. 

22868 

ohuny 

(Per) UNIT(S) 

22869 

ohuoz 

Board of Trade unit(s) (B.T.U.) 

22870 

ohupa 

(In) one unit. 

22871 

ohute 

Separate unit. 

22872 

ohuxi 

UNITED KINGDOM. 

22873 

ohvam 

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. See also Copy¬ 
right. 

22874 

ohvco 

UNIVERSAL(LY). See also Grinder. 

22875 

ohvmy 

UNJUST(LY) 

22876 

ohvse 

UNLESS. 

22877 

ohvug 

As unless. 

22878 

ohvwi 

But unless. 

22879 

ohvyk 

Not unless. 

22880 

ohwan 

UNLIKE(LY). See also Like. 

22881 

ohwer 

Most unlikely. 

22882 

ohwiv 

UNLOAD(S) or to Unload 

22883 

ohwob 

Unloaded. 

22884 

ohwre 

Unloading. 

22885 

ohwuh 

UNLOCK(S). See also Lock. or to Unlock 

22886 

ohwyl 

Unlocked. 

22887 

ohxes 

Unlocking. 

22888 

ohxgu 

UNLUCK(Y)(ILY) 

22889 

ohxky 

UNMANAGEABLE. 

22890 

ohxma 

UNMISTAKABLE(Y) 

22891 

ohxoc 

UNNECESSARY(ILY) 


465 







otixym 

Nos. 

22892 

22893 

22894 

22895 

22896 

22897 

22898 

22899 

22900 

22901 

22902 

22903 

22904 

22905 

22906 

22907 

22908 

22909 

22910 

22911 

22912 

22913 

22914 

22915 

22916 

22917 

22918 

22919 

22920 

22921 

22922 

22923 

22924 

22925 

22926 

22927 

22928 

22929 

22930 

22931 

22932 

22933 

22934 

22935 

22936 

22937 

22938 

22939 

22940 

22941 

22942 


UNOBTAINABLE 


UP 


ojfom 


(Half) PHRASE. 


UNOBTAINABLE. See also obtainable. 
UNOFFICIAL(LY) 

UNPACK(S) or to Unpack 

Unpacked. 

Unpacking. 

,, and delivering ready for road. 
UNPARALLELED. 

UNPLEAS ANT(LY) 

UNPLEASANTNESS. 

No unpleasantness. 

Some unpleasantness has been caused (through) 
UNPOLISHED. See also Polish. 

UNPOPULAR. 

UNREASONABLE. 

UNRELIABLE. 

UNSAFE. See also Safe. 

UNSAT ISFACTORY(ILY) 

UNSGREW(S). See also Screw, or to Unscrew 
Unscrewed. 

Unscrewing. 

UNSCRUPULOUS(LY) 

UNSEA WORTHY. 

UNSERVICEABLE. 

UNSOUND. 

UNSPILLABLE. 

UNSTEAD Y(ILY) 

UNSTITCHED. 

Will not come unstitched. 
UNSUCCESSFUL(LY). See also Successful. 
UNSUITABLE. See also Suitable. 

UNTARNISH ABLE. 

UNTEARABLE. 

UNTIL. 

Not until. 

UNTIRING. 

UNTRUE. See also True. 

UNUSUAL(LY) 

Most unusual. 

Not unusual. 

UNWELL. See also Well. 

Slightly unwell. 

Too unwell. 

Very unwell. 

UNWIELDY. 

UNWIND(S). See also Unwound, Wind. 
Tendency to unwind. 

Unwinding. 

(To) prevent(s) unwinding. 

UNWISE(LY). See also Wise. 

UNWOUND. See also Unwind. 

UP. 


46 !) 







ojfus UP (con/d.) US ojoel 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

22943 

ojfus 

Up and down. 

22944 

ojfwu 

,, to. 

22945 

ojgaz 

,, ,, about. 

22946 

ojged 

,, ,, and including. 

22947 

ojgon 

Nearly up to. 

22948 

ojgut 

Not up to. 

22949 

ojgyx 

UPHOLSTER(S). or to Uphotsttr 

See also Nail. 

22950 

ojiab 

Upholstered (in —) 

22951 

ojide 

Upholster(ed) in leather. 

22952 

ojief 

,, in Bedford cord. 

22953 

ojihi 

Upholstery. 

22954 

ojino 

Upholstery materials. 

22955 

ojiop 

Upholstering. 

22956 

ojitu 

No(t) upholster(ed)(y) 

22957 

ojiuv 

UPKEEP. 

22958 

ojixy 

Cost of upkeep. 

22959 

ojiza 

Heavy cost of upkeep. 

22960 

ojjac 

What is the estimated cost of upkeep ? 

22961 

ojjce 

Slight cost of upkeep. 

22962 

ojjeg 

No upkeep. 

22963 

ojjgi 

UPON. 

22964 

ojjik 

If upon. 

22965 

ojjmo 

If not upon. 

22966 

ojjsu 

Not upon. 

22967 

ojjwy 

UPPER. 

22968 

ojjya 

In the upper. 

22969 

ojkad 

Both upper and lower. 

22970 

ojkeh 

Not the upper. 

22971 

ojkil 

UPPERMOST. 

22972 

ojklo 

UPRIGHT. 

22973 

ojkor 

UPSET(S) or to Upset 

22974 

ojkru 

No(t) upset. 

22975 

ojkux 

Upsetting. 

22976 

ojkyb 

UPSIDE. 

22977 

ojlim 

Upside down. 

22978 

ojlos 

UPTAKE. 

22979 

ojluy 

UPWARD(S) (of) 

22980 

ojlyc 

From — upward(s) 

22981 

ojmaf 

URGE(S) or to Urge 

22982 

ojmej 

Urged. 

22983 

ojmin 

Urging. 

22984 

ojmot 

URGENCY. 

22985 

ojmuz 

URGENT(LY) 

22986 

ojmyd 

If urgent(ly) 

22987 

ojnag 

„ not urgent(ly) 

22988 

ojnek 

Not urgent(ly) 

22989 

ojnye 

US. 

22990 

ojoah 

After us. 

22991 

ojobi 

Before us. 

22992 

ojoel 

By us. 


467 


16 








ojoho 


US ( corttd .) 


USE 


ojyar 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

22993 

ojoho 

With US. 

22994 

ojoip 

USAGE. 

22995 

ojonu 

USE(S). See also Misuse. or to Use 

22996 

ojoov 

In actual use. 

22997 

ojory 

After use. 

22998 

ojota 

Allow(s) the use of. 

22999 

ojoub 

If of any use. 

23000 

ojoxe 

Before use. 

23001 

ojpem 

(For) Colonial use. 

23002 

ojpow 

For use in conjunction with— 

23003 

ojpuc 

In constant use. 

23004 

ojpwe 

Continental use. 

23005 

ojpyg 

(For) country use. 

23006 

ojrak 

Daily use. 

23007 

ojris 

Directions for use. 

23008 

ojroy 

Easier to use (than) 

23009 

ojryi 

(For) general use. 

23010 

ojsal 

Of great use. 

23011 

ojsdo 

Hard use. 

23012 

ojsep 

(For) home use. 

23013 

ojsit 

„ immediate use. 

23014 

ojsju 

In use. 

23015 

ojsny 

(For) intermittent use. 

23016 

ojsoz 

Judicious use. 

23017 

ojspa 

Lately come into use. 

23018 

ojste 

Likely to be of use (to) 

23019 

ojsuf 

(Of) little use. 

23020 

ojsyj 

Made use of. 

23021 

ojtam 

Make use of. 

23022 

ojtug 

(Of) no use. 

23023 

ojtwi 

If of no use. 

23024 

ojtyk 

Not in use. 

23025 

ojuan 

Now in use. 

23026 

ojubo 

Of use. 

23027 

ojuer 

By the use of. 

23028 

ojuiv 

For the use of. 

23029 

ojuly 

Out of use. 

23030 

ojuna 

Ready for use. 

23031 

ojuob 

(Of) some use. 

23032 

ojure 

After having been in use for some time. 

23033 

ojuvl 

Suitable for use. 

23034 

ojves 

(For) town use. 

23035 

ojvoc 

„ tropical use. 

23036 

ojvym 

What is the use of. 

23037 

ojwap 

(For) use with. 

23038 

ojwet 

Used. 

23039 

ojwix 

„ by— 

23040 

ojwod 

Can be used. 

23041 

ojwuj 

Used for— 

23042 

ojwyn 

If used (for) 

23043 

ojyar 

Ill-used. 







ojydu USE (conId.) VALUE okhop 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

23044 

ojydu 

Intended to be used (for—) 

23045 

ojyev 

Should never be used (for—) 

23046 

ojyhy 

Not used. 

23047 

ojyiz 

If not used. 

23048 

ojyja 

Often used. 

23049 

ojyne 

Only used. 

23050 

ojyof 

If properly used. 

23051 

ojyri 

Used regularly. 

23052 

ojyul 

Seldom used. 

23053 

ojyxo 

Used all over the world. 

23054 

ojzas 

Using. 

23055 

ojzew 

Not using. 

23056 

ojzog 

USEFUL(LY) 

23057 

ojzum 

USEFULNESS. 

23058 

ojzwo 

USELESS(LY) 

23059 

okaga 

USER(S) 

23060 

okaic 

USUAL(LY). See also Unusual. 

23061 

okake 

As usual(ly) 

23062 

okbav 

UTILISE(S) or io Utilise 

23063 

okbez 

Utilised. 

23064 

okbid 

Utilising. 

23065 

okboj 

UTILITY (of) 

23066 

okbup 

UTMOST. 

23067 

okbyt 

To the utmost. 

23068 

okbzu 

V. 

23069 

okcaw 

VAGANGY(IES) 

23070 

okcok 

No vacancy(ies) 

23071 

okcyu 

A vacancy may occur <4or—) 

23072 

okdax 

Several vacancies (for—) 

23073 

okdeb 

VAGANT(LY) 

23074 

okdif 

If vacant. 

23075 

okdli 

„ not vacant. 

23076 

okdro 

Not vacant. 

23077 

okdur 

VACUUM. See also Bottle. 

23078 

okdyv 

(In) VAIN(LY) 

23079 

okeca 

VALANCE. See also Bend. 

23080 

okeec 

VALID(LY) 

23081 

okege 

Not valid. 

23082 

okeig 

VALISE. 

23083 

okeki 

VALLEY(S) 

23084 

okeom 

VALUABLE. 

23085 

okeus 

VALUATION. 

23086 

okfaz 

Above the valuation. 

23087 

okfed 

Below the valuation. 

23088 

okfon 

(At a) reasonable valuation. 

23089 

okfut 

VALUE. See also Security. or to Value 

23090 

okfyx 

Above value. 

23091 

okhab 

Approximate value. 

23092 

okhef 

Below value. 

23093 

okhij 

Best value. 

23094 

okhop 

Definite value. 








VALVE 


okpox 


okhuv VALUE (contd.) 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

23095 

okhuv 

Face valuer - 

23096 

okhyz 

Yalue(d) for insurance. 

23097 

okiac 

Intrinsic value. 

23098 

okice 

Of no value. 

23099 

okieg 

„ some value. 

23100 

okigi 

Valued (at—) 

23101 

okimo 

Valuing. 

23102 

okisu 

VALUEH(S) 

23103 

okiwy 

VALVE(S). See also Engine, Grinder, Vulcanise, 
Washer. 

23104 

okiya 

Air valve(s) 

23105 

okjad 

Extra air valve(s) 

23106 

okjeh 

Air release valve(s) 

23107 

okjil 

,, starting valve(s) 

23108 

okjlo 

,, ,, plunger valve(s) 

23109 

okjor 

,, throttle valve(s) 

23110 

okjru 

Area of valve(s) 

23111 

okjux 

Ball valve(s) 

23112 

okjyb 

Valve ball(s) 

23113 

okkim 

Balloon valve(s) 

23114 

okkos 

Blow down valve(s) (—• lbs. per square inch) 

23115 

okkuy 

Valve body(ies) 

23116 

okkwa 

Butterfly valve(s) 

23117 

okkyc 

By-pass valve(s) 

23118 

oklaf 

Check valve(s) 

23119 

oklej 

Angle check valve(s) 

23120 

oklin 

Boiler feed check valve(s) (— lbs. per square inch) 

23121 

oklot 

Flap check valve(s) 

23122 

okluz 

Valve connection(s) 

23123 

oklyd 

„ cottcr(s) 

23124 

okmag 

,, cover(s) 

23125 

okmek 

,, box cover(s) 

23126 

okmye 

Crankshaft valve(s) 

23127 

oknah 

Cut-out valve(s) 

23128 

oknel 

Cylinder valve(s) 

23129 

oknip 

Distributor valve(s) 

23130 

oknov 

Exhaust valve(s) 

23131 

oknub 

„ „ cap(s) 

23132 

oknyf 

,, and inlet valve(s) 

23133 

okoem 

Exhaust valve spring(s) 

23134 

okogo 

>» „ „ kcy(s) 

23135 

okomu 

Expansion valvc(s) 

23136 

okosa 

Valve face(s) 

23137 

okouc 

„ fitting(s) 

23138 

okowe 

„ flange(s) 

23139 

okpaj 

Foot valve. 

23140 

okpen 

Fuel valvc(s) 

23141 

okpir 

Main fuel valve(s) 

23142 

okplu 

Reserve fuel valvc(s) 

23143 

okpox 

Valve gear(s) 


470 







Nos. 

23144 

23145 

23146 

23147 

23148 

23149 

23150 

23151 

23152 

23153 

23154 

23155 

23156 

23157 

23158 

23159 

23160 

23161 

23162 

23163 

23164 

23165 

23166 

23167 

23168 

23169 

23170 

23171 

23172 

23173 

23174 

23175 

23176 

23177 

23178 

23179 

23180 

23181 

23182 

23183 

23184 

23185 

23186 

23187 

23188 

23189 

23190 

23191 

23192 

23193 


VALVE ( contd .) 


okyog 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Valve guide(s) 

,, holder(s) 

Hydraulic valve(s) 

Inlet valve(s) 

,, ,, cap(s) tapped for compression cock(s) 

» » » „ » „ sparking plug(s) 

Leather inlet valve(s) 

Valve inserter(s) 

„ key(s) 

Leaky valve(s) 

Valve lever(s) 

Valve lifter(s) 

Muffler valve(s) 

Mushroom valve(s) 

Needle valve(s) 

No valve(s) 

Operating valve(s) 

Outlet valve(s) 

Overhead valve(s) 

Valve patch(es) 

,, pocket(s) 

Poppet valve(s) 

Valve presser(s) 

Pressure regulating valve(s) 

Back pressure valve(s) 

Reducing valve(s) 

Regulator valve(s) 

Automatic release valve(s) 

Relief valve(s) 

Valve remover(s) 

Non-return valve(s) 

Valve rocker(s) 

Rocking valve(s) 

Valve rod(s) 

Safety valve(s) (— square inches area to blow off 
at — lbs. per square inch) 

Boiler safety valve(s) (—ybs. per square inch) 

„ spring loaded valve(s) (—lbs. per square inch) 

,, dead weight valve(s) (— lbs. per square inch) 
Valve seat(s)(ing) 

Side-by-side valve(s) 

Sleeve valve(s) 

Valve sleeve(s) 

Inner valve sleeve(s) 

Outer valve sleeve(s) 

Sluice valve(s) 

Valve spindle(s) 

„ spring(s) 

,, stamping(s) 

Starting valve(s) 

Valve stem(s) 

471 









VALVE (contd.) 


VARY 


oleed 


okyum 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

23194 

okyum 

Stem valve(s) (— lbs. per square inch) 

23195 

okzat 

Stop valve(s) (— lbs. per square inch) 

23196 

okzbu 

Suction valve(s) 

23197 

okzex 

Valve tab(s) 

23198 

okzfy 

„ tappet(s) 

23199 

okzha 

Test valve(s) 

23200 

okzib 

Throttle valve(s) 

23201 

okzle 

Butterfly throttle valve(s) 

23202 

okzoh 

Valve timing. 

23203 

okzpi 

„ truer(s) 

23204 

okzun 

Tyre valve(s) 

23205 

okzvo 

Voiture valve(s) 

23206 

okzyr 

Water valve(s) 

23207 

olaav 

Lightweight valve(s) 

23208 

olady 

Heavy-weight valve(s) 

23209 

olaez 

Wheel valve(s) 

23210 

olafa 

Angle wheel valve(s) 

23211 

olaid 

With valve(s) 

23212 

olaje 

Without valve(s) 

23213 

olani 

VAN(S). See also Body (—load) 

23214 

olaoj 

Box van(s) (— load) (— h.p.) 

23215 

olato 

Brewers’ van(s) (— load) (— h.p.) 

23216 

olaup 

Delivery van(s) (— load) (— h.p.) 

23217 

olazu 

Express delivery van(s) (— load) (— h.p.) 

23218 

olbaw 

Meat van(s) (— load) (— h.p.) 

23219 

olbcy 

Tilt van(s) (— load) (— h.p.) 

23220 

olbmi 

VANE. See also Pump, Wheel. 

23221 

olbok 

VAPOUR(S) 

23222 

olbso 

Explosive vapour. 

23223 

olcax 

Oil vapour(s) 

23224 

olcda 

Petrol vapour. 

23225 

olceb 

VAPOURISE(S) or to Vapourise 

23226 

olche 

Vapourised. 

23227 

olcif 

(For) vapourising— 

23228 

olcli 

VAPOURISER(S) 

23229 

olcol 

Annular vapouriser(s) 

23230 

olcro 

Paraffin vapouriser(s) 

23231 

olcur 

VARIATION(S). 

23232 

olcxu 

No variation. 

23233 

olcyv 

Slight variation(s) 

23234 

olday 

Wide variation(s) 

23235 

oldec 

VARIETY(IES) 

23236 

oldge 

(In) great variety(ies) 

23237 

oldig 

Very little variety. 

23238 

oldki 

No variety(ies) 

23239 

oldom 

VARIOUS(LY) 

23240 

oldus 

VARY(IES). See also Distance, or to Vary 

Speed, Temperature. 

Vary(ies) from — to — 

23241 

oleaz 

23242 

oleba 

Varies less. 

23243 

oleed 

„ very little. 


472 






olefe VARY (conld.) VENTILATE olkva 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

23244 

olefe 

Varies more. 

23245 

oleji 

Vary(ies) so much that. 

23246 

oleon 

Varied. 

23247 

olepo 

Varying. 

23248 

oleut 

VARNISH(ES) or to Varnish 

See also Insulate, Transfer. 

23249 

olevu 

Aircraft varnish. 

23250 

olezy 

Black varnish. 

23251 

olgab 

Boat varnish. 

23252 

olgde 

Body varnish. 

23253 

olgef 

Finishing body varnish. 

23254 

olghi 

Hard body varnish. 

23255 

olgij 

„ undercoating body varnish. 

23256 

olgno 

White motor body varnish. 

23257 

olgop 

Copal varnish. 

23258 

olgtu 

Dark copal varnish. 

23259 

olguv 

Pale copal varnish. 

23260 

olgxy 

Hard drying varnish. 

23261 

olgyz 

Elastic varnish. 

23262 

olgza 

Flat varnish. 

23263 

olhac 

Frosting varnish(es) 

23264 

olheg 

Knotting varnish(es) 

23265 

olhik 

Oil varnish. 

23266 

olhya 

Paper varnish. 

23267 

oliad 

Revarnish(ed)(ing) 

23268 

olibe 

Shellac varnish. 

23269 

olieh 

Spirit varnish. 

23270 

olifi 

Motor wheel varnish. 

23271 

olilo 

Varnished. 

23272 

olior 

„ over. 

23273 

oliru 

Varnishing. 

23274 

oliux 

Ready for varnishing. 

23275 

olivy 

VASE(S) 

23276 

olixa 

Flower vase(s) 

23277 

oljim 

Metal vase(s) 

23278 

oljko 

VASELINE. 

23279 

oljos 

VEHICLE(S). See also Battery, Car, Engine, 
etc. 

23280 

oljuy 

VELLUM. 

23281 

oljwa 

VELOCITY. See also Air, Wind. 

23282 

oljyc 

VELVET. 

23283 

olkaf 

VENDOR(S) 

23284 

olkdi 

VENEER(S) or to Veneer 

23285 

olkej 

Veneered. 

23286 

olkin 

Veneering. 

23287 

olkjo 

VENT(S). See also Air, Pipe. 

23288 

olkot 

Accumulator vent(s) 

23289 

olkpu 

Inside vent(s) 

23290 

olkty 

Outside vent(s) 

23291 

olkuz 

VENTILATE(S) or to Ventilate 

23292 

olkva 

Ventilated. 


473 








olkyti VENTILATE ( contd.) VICE olt08 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

23293 

olkyd 

Ventilating. 

23294 

olkze 

VENTILATION. 

23295 

ollag 

VENTILATOR(S) 

23296 

ollci 

VENTURE(S) or to Venture 

23297 

ollek 

Ventured (to) 

23298 

ollye 

Venturing. 

23299 

olmah 

VERBAL(LY) 

23300 

olmbi 

VERDICT(S) 

23301 

olmel 

Verdict in our favour. 

23302 

olmho 

„ against us. 

23303 

olmip 

VERIFICATION (of—) 

23304 

olmnu 

VERIFY(IES) or to Verify 

23305 

olmov 

Verified. 

23306 

olmry 

If verified. 

23307 

olmta 

,, not verified. 

23308 

olmub 

Not verified. 

23309 

olmxe 

Verifying. 

23310 

olmyf 

VERMILION. See also Red. 

23311 

olnem 

Dark vermilion. 

23312 

olngo 

Pale vermilion. 

23313 

olnow 

VERTICAL(LY). See also Boiler, Engine, Plane, 
Shaft. 

23314 

olnsa 

VERY. 

23315 

olnuc 

If very. 

23316 

olnwe 

„ not very. 

23317 

olnyg 

Not very. 

23318 

oloaj 

VESSEL(S). See also Boat, Steamer. 

23319 

oloen 

VEST(S) or to Vest 

23320 

olofo 

Vested (in) 

23321 

oloir 

Vesting. 

23322 

ololu 

VIA. 

23323 

oloox 

VIBRATE(S) or to Vibrate 

23324 

olopy 

Vibrated. 

23325 

olora 

Vibrating. 

23326 

oloud 

VIBRATION. See also Damper. 

23327 

olove 

Affected by vibration. 

23328 

olozi 

Cause(s) of vibration. 

23329 

olpak 

Considerable vibration. 

23330 

olpku 

Continuous vibration. 

23331 

olpoy 

Excessive vibration. 

23332 

olpyi 

Lateral vibration. 

23333 

olram 

No vibration. 

23334 

drug 

Resists vibration. 

23335 

dryk 

Severe vibration. 

23336 

olsan 

Through vibration. 

23337 

olsbo 

VIBRATOR(S)(Y) 

23338 

olser 

Non-vibratory. 

23339 

olshu 

VICE(S) 

23340 

olsiv 

Bench vice(s) 

Hand vice(s) 

23341 

olsly 

23342 

dtes 

Parallel hand vice(s) 


47 4 








oltgu 

Nos. 

23343 

23344 

23345 

23346 

23347 

23348 

23349 

23350 

23351 

23352 

23353 

23354 

23355 

23356 

23357 

23358 

23359 

23360 

23361 

23362 

23363 

23364 

23365 

23366 

23367 

23368 

23369 

23370 

23371 

23372 

23373 

23374 

23375 

23376 

23377 

23378 

23379 

23380 

23381 

23382 

23383 

23384 

23385 

23386 

23387 

23388 

23389 

23390 

23391 

23392 

23393 


VICE (contd.) 


VISIT 


omacy 


(Half) 

word. 


oltgu 

oltky 

oltma 

oltoc 

oltym 

oluap 

oluet 

olufu 

oluix 

olujy 

olula 

oluod 

olupe 

oluti 

oluzo 

olvka 

olvuk 

olvyo 

olwar 

olwev 

olwhy 

olwiz 

olwof 

olwri 

olwul 

olwyp 

olxas 

olxcu 

olxew 

olxgy 

olxme 

olxog 

olxum 

olxwo 

olyat 

olybu 

olyex 

ol.yfy 

olyha 

olyib 

olyle 

olyoh 

olypi 

olyun 

olyvo 

olzey 

olzga 

olzic 

olzke 

olzys 

omacy 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Parallel vice(s) 

„ „ and anvil(s) 

Chain pipe vice(s) 

Staple vice(s) 

Table vice(s) 

Tube vice(s) 

VICEMAN(EN) 

Coach viceman(en) 

VICE VERSA. 

(In) VICINITY (of) 

VIEW(S) or to View 

Back view. 

Exterior view. 

Do(es) not take a favourable view. 

Front view. 

In view (of) 

Is there anything in view ? 

Nothing in view. 

Something in view. 

Interior view. 

Take(s) a literal view. 

No view. 

From the point of view of. 

„ a different point of view. 

„ the same point of view. 

Sectional view. 

Side view (of—) 

Sectional side view (of) 

What view is taken of— ? 

Top view. 

With a view to. 

Viewed. 

Not viewed. 

Viewed from any position. 

Viewing. 

VIEWER(S). See also Inspector. 
VILLAGE(S) 

VINDICTIVE. 

VIOLENT(LY) 

VIOLET. 

Deep violet. 

Light violet. 

Mid violet. 

(In) VIRTUE(S) (of) 

VISIBLE(Y) 

Instantly visible. 

Plainly visible. 

VISIBILITY. 

VISIT(S) or to Visit 

Visited. 

Visiting. 


47.5 


16a 







Nos. 

23394 

23395 

23396 

23397 

23398 

23399 

23400 

23401 

23402 

23403 

23404 

23405 

23406 

23407 

23408 

23409 

23410 

23411 

23412 

23413 

23414 

23415 

23416 

23417 

23418 

23419 

23420 

23421 

23422 

23423 

23424 

23425 

23426 

23427 

23428 

23429 

23430 

23431 

23432 

23433 

23434 

23435 

23436 

23437 

23438 

23439 

23440 

23441 

23442 


VISUAL VULCANISE omgmo 


(Half) PHRASE. 


YISUAL(LY) 

YITAL(LY) 

YITESSE. 

Grande vitesse. 

Petite vitesse. 

VITRIOL. 

(In) VOGUE. 

VOICE. 

Has (have) a voice in— 

„ „ no voice in— 

VOID. 

VOITURE. See also Valve. 

VOLT(S). See also Accumulator, Battery, Bulb. 
International volt(s) 

VOLTAGE. See also Brush, Regulator. 
According to voltage. 

Actual voltage. 

Voltage drop. 

Full voltage. 

Low voltage. 

Normal voltage. 

Reduced voltage. 

Rise in voltage. 

No appreciable rise in voltage. 

Terminal voltage. 

Total voltage. 

Variation(s) of voltage. 

VOLTMETER(S) (reading 0 to — volts). 

See also Switch, Switchboard. 

Alternate current voltmeter (reading 0 to — volts) 
Centre zero voltmeter(s) (reading from 0 to — volts) 
VOLUME. 

VOLUNTARY(ILY) 

VOLUTE. See also Involute. 

VORTEX. See also Air. 

VOTE(S) or to Vote 

By — votes. 

Voted. 

Voting. 

VOUCH(ES) (for) or to Vouch ( for) 

Vouched (for) 

Vouching (for) 

VOUCHER(S) 

No vouchers. 

VOYAGE(S) 

Long voyage. 

Pleasant voyage. 

Rough voyage. 

Short voyage. 

VULCANISE(S) or to Vulcanise 

See also Fibre. 


476 






Nos. 

23443 

23444 

23445 

23446 

23447 

23448 

23449 

23450 

23451 

23452 

23453 

23454 

23455 

23456 

23457 

23458 

23459 

23460 

23461 

23462 

23463 

23464 

23465 

23466 

23467 

23468 

23469 

23470 

23471 

23472 

23473 

23474 

23475 

23476 

23477 

23478 

23479 

23480 

23481 

23482 

23483 

23484 

23485 

23486 

23487 

23488 

23489 

23490 

23491 

23492 


LCANISE (contd.) 


WAISTCOAT 


omoku 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Vulcanised. 

Vulcanising. 

„ canvas. 

„ cement. 

„ compound(s) 

,, fluid(s) 

,, flux(es) 

„ material(s) 

„ outfit(s) 

„ pan(s) (to take up to — covers) 

,, press(es) (to take up to — tubes at one 

heating) 

Vulcanising valve seating moulding pad(s) 
VULCANISER(S). See also Tyre. 

Gasoline vulcaniser(s) 

Petrol-heated vulcaniser(s) 

Steam vulcaniser(s) 

Vulcaniser thermometer(s) 

VULCANITE. 

W. 

WADDING. 

WAGES. See also Salary. 

Advance of wages. 

At wages of— 

Amount of wages. 

Wages bill. 

Daily wage. 

Wages per day (of — hours) 

„ „ „ of 8 hours. 

Large wages. 

Low wages. 

Monthly wages. 

No wages. 

Paid wages (up to—) 

Pay wages. 

Wages payable. 

High rate of wages. 

Reduction of wages. 

Weekly wages. 

What wages. 

WAGON(S) 

Brewers’ wagon(s) (— load)' (— h.p.) 

Covered wagon(s) (— load) (— h.p.) 

Motor goods wagon(s) (— load) (— h.p.) 

„ passenger wagon(s) (to seat —) (— h.p.) 
Oil tank motor wagon(s) (— load) (— h.p.) 

Open wagon(s) (— load) (—h.p.) 

Semi-open wagon(s) (— load) (— h.p.) 

Tipping wagon(s) (— load) (— h.p.) 

WAIST. 

WAISTCOAT(S) 


477 










omoyi 

Nos. 

23493 

23494 

23495 

23496 

23497 

23498 

23499 

23500 

23501 

23502 

23503 

23504 

23505 

23506 

23507 

23508 

23509 

23510 

23511 

23512 

23513 

23514 

23515 

23516 

23517 

23518 

23519 

23520 

23521 

23522 

23523 

23524 

23525 

23526 

23527 

23528 

23529 

23530 

23531 

23532 

23533 

23534 

23535 

23536 

23537 

23538 

23539 

23540 

23541 

23542 

23543 


WAIT 


WARP 


omvyp 


(Half) PHRASE. 


WAIT(S) or to Wait 

Can only wait a little longer. 

„ wait no longer. 

Do not wait (for) 

„ „ „ any longer (than) 

Wait until. 

Waited (for) 

Waited until. 

Waiting (for—) 

If waiting. 

Waiting until. 

While waiting. 

(In the) WAKE (of) 

WALES. 

WALL(S). See also Box, Paper, Plate. 

Brick wall(s) 

Between the wall(s) 

From wall to wall 
Stone wall(s) 

WALLET(S) 

WALNUT. 

WANT(S) or to Want 

Great want (of) 

In want (of) 

Not in want (of) 

Wanted. 

If wanted. 

Not wanted. 

When wanted. 

Wanting. 

If wanting. 

Not wanting. 

WAR. See also Risk. 

War declared (between — and —) 

During the war. 

War expected. 

Post-war. 

Pre-war. 

No prospect of war. 

WARE(S) 

WARM(LY) 

WARMER(S). See also Footwarmer. 
WARMEST. 

WARN(S) or to Warn 

Warned. 

If warned. 

If not warned. 

Not warned. 

Warning(s) 

No(t) warning(s) 

WARP(S) or to Warp 


478 







Nos. 

23544 

23545 

23546 

23547 

23548 

23549 

23550 

23551 

23552 

23553 

23554 

23555 

23556 

23557 

23558 

23559 

23560 

23561 

23562 

23563 

23564 

23565 

23566 

23567 

23568 

23569 

23570 

23571 

23572 

23573 

23574 

23575 

23576 

23577 

23578 

23579 

23580 

23581 

23582 

23583 

23584 

23585 

23586 

23587 

23588 

23589 

23590 

23591 

23592 

23593 


WARP (contd.) 


WASHER 


onoaz 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Warped. 

Warping. 

WARRANT(S) or to Warrant 

Warranted (to) 

Not warranted (to) 

Warranting. 

WARRANT Y(IES) 

WAS. 

He (she, it) was. 

I was. 

That was. 

There was. 

What was. 

Which was. 

Who was. 

Why was. 

Was not. 

He (she, it) was not. 

I was not. 

That (this) was not. 

There was not. 

Which was not. 

Who was not. 

Why was not. 

WASH(ES) or to Wash 

Washed. 

Washing. 

WASHER(S) (for— ). See also Pawl, Rim. 

Ball race washer(s) 

,, thrust washcr(s) 

Black washer(s) 

Brass washer(s) 

Bright brass washer(s) with bevelled edge(s) 
Rough brass washer(s) 

Conical washer(s) 

Copper washer(s) 

„ and asbestos washer(s) circular. 

» » ,, „ „ flange. 

* Assorted copper and asbestos washer(s) flange and 
circular. 

Cup washer(s) 

„ leather washer(s) 

Washer cuttcr(s) 

Dished washer(s) 

Distance washer(s) 

Dust washer(s) 

End washer(s) 

Felt washer(s) 

Fibre washer(s) 

Flange washer(s) 

Foot washer(s) 


479 












onced WASHER ( contd.) WATCH onjyo 


Nos. 1 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

23594 

onced 

Grease retaining washer(s) 

23595 

oncih 

Gunmetal washer(s) 

23596 

oncjl 

Insulating washer(s) 

23597 

oncon 

Iron washer(s) 

23598 

oncpo 

Key washer(s) 

23599 

oncut 

Leather washer(s) 

23600 

oncvu 

Lock(ing) washer(s) 

23601 

oncyx 

Lubricating washer(s) 

23602 

onczy 

Nipple washer(s) 

23603 

oneab 

Oil-retaining washer(s) 

23604 

onede 

Oval washer(s) 

23605 

oneef 

Overhead washer(s) (for cleaning vehicle(s)) 

23606 

onehl 

Packing washer(s) 

23607 

oneij 

Washer plate(s) 

23608 

oneno 

Plated washer(s) 

23609 

oneop 

Replacement washer(s) 

23610 

onetu 

Rivet washer(s) 

23611 

oneuv 

Rubber washer(s) 

23612 

onexy 

Screw washer(s) 

23613 

oneza 

Stop screw washer(s) 

23614 

onfac 

Spare washer(s) 

23615 

onfeg 

Sparking plug washers (— x —) 

23616 

onfik 

Starting handle spindle washer(s) 

23617 

onfya 

Spoke washer(s) 

23618 

ongad 

Spring washer(s) 

23619 

ongil 

Double spring washer(s) 

23620 

onglo 

Single spring waslier(s) 

23621 

ongor 

Steel washer(s) 

23622 

ongru 

Bright steel washer(s) 

23623 

ongux 

„ „ „ „ with bevelled edge(s) 

23624 

ongvy 

Mild steel washer(s) 

23625 

ongyb 

Split washer(s) 

23626 

onhos 

Stamped steel washer(s) 

23627 

onhuy 

Double thrust washer(s) 

23628 

onhyc 

Inside thrust washer(s) 

23629 

onlaf 

Outside thrust washer(s). 

23630 

onidi 

Single thrust washer(s) 

23631 

onlej 

Trans band washer(s) 

23632 

onijo 

Valve washer(s) 

23633 

oniot 

WASTE(S). See also Cotton, or to Waste 

Time. 

23634 

onipu 

Great waste (of) 

23635 

onity 

No waste (of) 

23636 

oniuz 

Wasted. 

23637 

oniva 

If wasted. 

23638 

onize 

Not wasted. 

23639 

on jag 

Wasting. 

23640 

onjcl 

WATCH(ES) or to Watch 

23641 

onjek 

Handlebar watch(es) 

23642 

onjsy 

Watch holder(s) 

23643 

onjye 

Motor watch(es) 

480 












onkah WATCH {con Id.) WATERPROOF 


onsap 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

23644 

onkah 

Motor cycle watch(es) 

23645 

onkbi 

Stop watch(es) 

23646 

onkel 

Wrist watch(es) 

23647 

onkho 

Watched. 

23648 

onkip 

Watching. 

23649 

onknu 

WATCHMAN(EN) 

23650 

onkov 

WATER. See also Area, Baffle, Barrel, Boat, 
Branch, Cool, Engine, Filler, Filter, Gas, 
Gauge, Heater, Hose, Jacket, Pipe, Proof, 
Pump, Tank, Tube, Valve. 

23651 

onkry 

Not affected by water. 

23652 

onkta 

Water-cooling apparatus. 

23653 

onkub 

Hot water bottle(s) 

23654 

onkxe 

Brackish water. 

23655 

onkyf 

Water chamber(s) 

23656 

onlem 

Cold water. 

23657 

onlow 

Water connection(s) 

23658 

onluc 

Consumption of water. 

23659 

onlyg 

Distilled water (— carboys) 

23660 

onmaj 

Not enough water. 

23661 

onmen 

— lbs. of water evaporated per lb. of fue 
per hour. 

23662 

onmir 

— lbs. of water evaporated per sq. ft. of 
grate area. 

23663 

onmox 

— lbs. of water evaporated per sq. ft. of heating 
surface per hour. 

23664 

onmud 

Evaporation of water. 

23665 

onnak 

Excess of water. 

23666 

onnis 

Water feed. 

23667 

onnku 

Feed water (temperature — degs. Fahrenheit) 

23668 

onnoy 

Flow of water. 

23669 

onnyi 

Force of water. 

23670 

onoal 

Fresh water. 

23671 

onodo 

Water glass. 

23672 

onoep 

Hot water. 

23673 

onoit 

Water inlet. 

23674 

onoju 

Above water level. 

23675 

onony 

Water line. 

23676 

onooz 

No water. 

23677 

onopa 

Water outlet. 

23678 

onote 

Salt water. 

23679 

onouf 

Soaked in water. 

23680 

onoxi 

Stream of water. 

23681 

onpam 

Sufficient water. 

23682 

onpug 

Water supply(ies) 

23683 

onpwi 

Temperature of water. 

23684 

onpyk 

Watertight. 

23685 

onres 

Watered. 

23686 

onroc 

Watering. , „ 7 , 

23687 

onrym 

WATERPROOF(S) or to Waterproof 

23688 

onsap 

Gent’s waterproof(s) 

481 








WE 


onyup 


onsfu WATERPROOF (< contd .) 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

23689 

onsfu 

Ladies’ waterproof(s) 

23690 

onsix 

Waterproofed. 

23691 

onsjy 

Waterproofing. 

23692 

onsla 

WATT(S). See also Kilowatt. 

23693 

onsod 

WAVE. 

23694 

onspe 

Wave length. 

23695 

onsti 

WAX. 

23696 

onsuj 

Beeswax. 

23697 

onsyn 

Paraffin wax. 

23698 

ontuk 

WAY(S). See also Air, Give, Tap. 

23699 

ontyo 

All the way. 

23700 

onuar 

(In) any way. 

23701 

onudu 

The best way. 

23702 

onuev 

Both ways. 

23703 

onuhy 

By way of. 

23704 

onuja 

Each way. 

23705 

onune 

(In) every way. 

23706 

onuof 

Find a way. 

23707 

onuri 

Five-way. 

23708 

onuxo 

Four-way. • 

23709 

onvas 

Free way. 

23710 

onvcu 

Half way. 

23711 

onvew 

In the way (of) 

23712 

onvgy 

Ways and means. 

23713 

onvme 

(In) no way. 

23714 

onvog 

On the way. 

23715 

onvum 

One-way. 

23716 

onvwo 

Only way. 

23717 

onwat 

(Any) other way. 

23718 

onwex 

(In) no other way. 

23719 

onwha 

Out of the way. 

23720 

onwib 

Own way. 

23721 

onwoh 

Part of the way. 

23722 

onwun 

Right of way. 

23723 

onwyr 

The shortest way. 

23724 

onxey 

Single way. 

23725 

onxga 

Six-way. 

23726 

onxic 

(In) some way or another. 

23727 

onxke 

In such a way (that) 

23728 

onxys 

,, this (these) way(s) 

23729 

onyav 

Three-way. 

23730 

onydy 

Two-way. 

23731 

onyez 

(In the) usual way. 

23732 

onyfa 

Wrong way. 

23733 

onyid 

WAY-BILL(S) 

23734 

onyje 

WE. See also Are, Can, Could, and other auxiliary 
verbs. 

23735 

onyni 

After we. 

23736 

onyoj 

As we. 

23737 

onyto 

Before we. 

23738 

onyup 

But we. 


482 









onyzu 


WE ( contd .) 


WEATHER 


ophej 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

23739 

onyzu 

How we. 

23740 

onzaw 

If we. 

23741 

onzcy 

Unless we. 

23742 

onzmi 

Until we. 

23743 

onzok 

What (which) we. 

23744 

onzso 

When we. 

23745 

onzyu 

Where we. 

23746 

opaca 

Why we. 

23747 

opaec 

WEAK(LY) 

23748 

opage 

Too weak(ly) 

23749 

opaig 

WEAKNESS(ES) 

23750 

opaki 

WEAR(S). See also Wore(n), or to Wear 

Part. 

23751 

opaom 

Wear(s) away. 

23752 

opaus 

„ „ badly. 

23753 

opbaz 

* „ better (than) 

23754 

opbed 

(For) Colonial wear. 

23755 

opbon 

,, wear in any climate or season. 

23756 

opbut 

,, country wear. 

23757 

opbyx 

Wear(s) evenly. 

23758 

opdab 

Hard wear(ing) 

23759 

opdef 

Long wear(ing) 

23760 

opdij 

Longer wear. 

23761 

opdop 

Maximum of wear. 

23762 

opduv 

Minimum of wear. 

23763 

opdyz 

Wear(s) off. 

23764 

opeac 

Ordinary wear. 

23765 

opece 

Wear(s) out. 

23766 

opeeg 

Fair wear and tear. 

23767 

opegi 

(For) town wear. 

23768 

opeik 

„ „ or country wear. 

23769 

opemo 

Wear(s) well. 

23770 

opesu 

,, worse (than) 

23771 

opewy 

,, (s) for years. 

23772 

opeya 

Wearing. 

23773 

opfad 

„ out. 

23774 

opfeh 

Not wearing well. 

23775 

opffi 

WEATHER. See also Proof, Rain, Sky, Wind, etc. 

23776 

opfil 

(In) all weather(s) 

23777 

opflo 

Change in the weather. 

23778 

opfor 

Cold weather. 

23779 

opfru 

Weather conditions favourable (for) 

23780 

opfyb 

„ „ unfavourable (for) 

23781 

opgim 

Dull weather. 

23782 

opgos 

Exposed to the weather. 

23783 

opguy 

Fine weather. 

23784 

opgwa 

Hot weather. 

23785 

opgyc 

Mild weather. 

23786 

ophaf 

Weather permitting. 

23787 

ophdl 

Rough weather. 

23788 

ophej 

What sort of weather. 


483 









ophin 

Nos. 

23789 

23790 

23791 

23792 

23793 

23794 

23795 

23796 

23797 

23798 

23799 

23800 

23801 

23802 

23803 

23804 

23805 

23806 

23807 

23808 

23809 

23810 

23811 

23812 

23813 

23814 

23815 

23816 

23817 

23818 

23819 

23820 

23821 

23822 

23823 

23824 

23825 

23826 

23827 

23828 

23829 

23830 

23831 

23832 

23833 

23834 

23835 

23836 

23837 


(contd.) 


WEIGHT 


oppbo 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Through stress of weather. 

Warm weather. 

Wet weather. 

WEAVE(S). See also Wove. or to Weave 
Weaving. 

WEB(S) or to Web 

Webbed. 

Webbing. 

WEDGE(S) or to Wedge 

Wedged. 

Wedging. 

WEDNESDAY. 

WEEK(S)(LY). See also Fortnight, Telegram. 
Any week. 

Week commencing— 

Early in the week. 

End of the week. 

Week ending—• 

Every week. 

A few weeks ago. 

Every few weeks. 

Last week. 

Next week. 

Some time next week. 

Every other week. 

Per week. 

Some weeks. 

This week. 

Week or two. 

Two or three times a week. 

WEIGH(S). See also Balance. or to Weigh 
Weigh(s) about— 

To weigh no more than— 

Weigh(s) over— 

„ „ under— 

Weighed. 

Weighing. 

„ machine(s) 

WEIGHT(S). See also Accumulator, Float, 
Governor, Valve. See also Weight Table , 
Part II. 

Approximate weight. 

Weight complete. 

Dead weight. 

Weight not to exceed—- f 

Excessive weight. 

Weight with fuel oil and water. 

„ without fuel oil and water. 

Gross weight. 

Heavy weight. 

Weight per kilowatt. 


484 







WENT 


opxyt 


opper WEIGHT (contd.) 


N 08 . 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

23838 

opper 

Increase in weight. 

23839 

opphu 

Light (in) weight. 

23840 

oppiv 

Lighter weight. 

23841 

opply 

Lightest (in) weight. 

23842 

opqui 

Medium weight. 

23843 

oprap 

Net weight. 

23844 

opret 

No weight. 

23845 

oprix 

Overweight. 

23846 

oprod 

Weight per b.h.p. 

23847 

opruj 

„ „ cubic ft. 

23848 

opryn 

„ „ sq. ft. 

23849 

opska 

»» »» ' 

23850 

opsuk 

Reduction in weight. 

23851 

opsyo 

No reduction in weight. 

23852 

optar 

Shipping weight. 

23853 

optev 

(Of) slight weight. 

23854 

optlz 

Total weight. 

23855 

opt] a 

Under weight. 

23856 

optne 

WELD(S). See also Seam. or to Weld 

23857 

optof 

Oxy-acetylene weld(ed)(ing) 

23858 

optri 

Electric weld(ed)(ing) 

23859 

optul 

Gas weld(ed)(ing) 

23860 

optyp 

Hand weld(ed)(ing) 

23861 

opuas 

Lap weld(ed)(ing) 

23862 

opucu 

Spot weld(ed)(ing) 

23863 

opugy 

Welded. 

23864 

opume 

Not welded (or weldless) 

23865 

opuog 

Welding. 

23866 

opuwo 

For welding. 

23867 

opvat 

Welding plant. 

23868 

opvex 

„ and cutting plant. 

23869 

opvha 

„ repairs. 

23870 

opvib 

„ set(s) 

23871 

opvle 

„ strip(s) 

23872 

opvoh 

„ wire(s) 

23873 

opvun 

WELDER(S) 

23874 

opvyr 

Oxy-acetylene welder(s) 

23875 

opwey 

Electric welder(s) 

23876 

opwic 

WELL. 

23877 

opwys 

All well. 

23878 

opxav 

As well (as) 

23879 

opxdy 

Well enough. 

23880 

opxez 

Not well enough. 

23881 

opxfa 

Fairly well. 

23882 

opxld 

If not well. 

23883 

opxje 

Not well. 

23884 

opxnl 

Very well. 

23885 

opxoj 

WELT(S) or t0 Welt 

23886 

opxto 

Welted. 

23887 

opxup 

Welting. 

23888 

opxyt 

WENT. 


485 







opxzu 


WENT (contd.) 


WHARF 


ordos 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

23889 

opxzu 

Went against. 

23890 

opyaw 

Never went. 

23891 

opycy 

None of it (them) went. 

23892 

opymi 

Went off. 

23893 

opyok 

Some of it (them) went. 

23894 

opyso 

Went with. 

23895 

opzax 

WERE. 

23896 

opzby 

There were. 

23897 

opzda 

They were. 

23898 

opzeb 

These (those, that) were. 

23899 

opzhe 

We were. 

23900 

opzif 

What were. 

23901 

opzli 

Which were. 

23902 

opzol 

Who were. 

23903 

opzro 

Why were. 

23904 

opzur 

You were. 

23905 

opzyv 

If they (he, she, it) were. 

23906 

oraab 

„ these (those, that) were. 

23907 

orade 

„ I (we) were. 

23908 

oraef 

„ you were. 

23909 

orahl 

Were not. 

23910 

oraij 

There were not. 

23911 

orano 

They were not. 

23912 

oraop 

These (those, that) were not. 

23913 

oratu 

We were not. 

23914 

orauv 

Which were not. 

23915 

oraxy 

Who were not. 

23916 

oraza 

Why were not. 

23917 

orbac 

You were not. 

23918 

orbce 

If they (he, she, it) were not. 

23919 

orbeg 

,, this (these, those, that) were not. 

23920 

orbgi 

„ we (I) were not. 

23921 

orbik 

„ you were not. 

23922 

orbsu 

Were they. 

23923 

orbwy 

„ these (those) 

23924 

orbya 

„ you. 

23925 

oread 

,, not they. 

23926 

orcbe 

„ „ these (those) 

23927 

orceh 

„ „ you. 

23928 

orefi 

WEST(ERLY) 

23929 

orcil 

Due west. 

23930 

orclo 

North-west. 

23931 

orcor 

South-west. 

23932 

orcru 

WESTWARD(S) 

23933 

oreux 

WEST INDIES. 

23934 

orevy 

WET. 

23935 

orexa 

No(t) wet. 

23936 

orcyb 

Slightly wet. 

23937 

ordlm 

Too wet. 

23938 

ordko 

Very wet. 

23939 

ordos 

WHARF(VES) 


486 









ordwa 

Nos. 

23940 

23941 

23942 

23943 

23944 

23945 

23946 

23947 

23948 

23949 

23950 

23951 

23952 

23953 

23954 

23955 

23956 

23957 

23958 

23959 

23960 

23961 

23962 

23963 

23964 

23965 

23966 

23967 

23968 

23969 

23970 

23971 

23972 

23973 

23974 

23975 

23976 

23977 

23978 

23979 

23980 

23981 


ffHARF ( contd .) 


WHEEL 


orjak 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Alongside wharf. 

Wharf charges. 

Ex wharf. 

WHARFAGE. 

WHAT. 

After what. 

As what. 

At what. 

But what. 

For what. 

From what. 

If what. 

In what. 

Not what. 

Of what. 

So that what. 

To what. 

Unless what. 

Until what. 

Upon what. 

With what. 

WHATEVER. 

Nothing (none) whatever. 

WHEEL(S) or to Wheel 

See also Adapter, Axle, Brake, Camshaft, 
Carborundum, Carrier, Differential, 
Emery, Flywheel,* Grinder, Jack, Pawl, 
Spanner, Steer, Time, Valve, Varnish, 
Worm, etc. 

Aeroplane wheel(s) 

Artillery wheel(s) 

Detachable artillery wheel(s) 

Auto wheel(s) 

Wheel base(s) 

„ bearing(s) 

Bevel wheel(s) 

„ „ casing(s) L.H. 

,, » »> »» R*H. 

Boat wheel(s) 

Wheel box(es) 

„ bush(es) 

„ cap(s) 

Car wheel(s) 

Cast wheel(s) 

Chain wheel(s) (— teeth — pitch for — width 
chain) . , 

Lower chain wheel(s) (— teeth — pitch for — width 
chain) # 

Upper chain wheel(s) (— teeth — pitch for—width 
chain) 

Combination wheel(s) 


487 








WHEEL (contd.) 


orras 


orjis 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

23983 

orjis 

Wheel control(s) 

23984 

orjku 

Cycle wheel(s) 

23985 

or joy 

Detachable wheel(s) 

23986 

orjyi 

Disc wheel(s) 

23987 

orkal 

Wheel drive(s) 

23988 

orkdo 

Driving wheel(s) 

23989 

orkep 

Driving wheel hub(s) (inside) 

23990 

orkit 

„ „ „ „ (outside) 

23991 

orkju 

Dynamo friction wheel(s) 

23992 

orkny 

Wheel extractor(s) 

23993 

orkoz 

Fixed wheel(s) 

23994 

orkpa 

Reverse fixed wheel(s) 

23995 

orkte 

Flanged wheel(s) 

23996 

orkuf 

Wheel flange(s) 

23997 

orkxi 

Free wheel(s) (— teeth — pitch for — width chain) 

23998 

orkyj 

„ wheel clutch(es) 

23999 

orlam 

„ „ detacher(s) 

24000 

orlco 

Friction wheel(s) 

24001 

orlmy 

Front wheel(s) 

24002 

orlse 

„ „ bearing spacer(s) 

24003 

orlug 

„ „ felloe(s) 

24004 

orlwi 

Gear wheel(s) (— teeth — width — pitch diameter) 

24005 

orlyk 

Constant mesh gear wheel(s) (on countershaft) 

24006 

orman 

Gipsy wheel(s) 

24007 

ormbo 

Hand wheel(s) 

24008 

ormer 

Iron wheel(s) 

24009 

ormhu 

Landing wheel(s) 

24010 

ormiv 

Leading wheel(s) 

24011 

ormly 

New wheel(s) 

24012 

ornes 

No wheel(s) 

24013 

orngu 

Pinion wheel(s) 

24014 

ornky 

Planet wheel(s) 

24015 

ornma 

Wheel puller(s) 

24016 

ornoc 

Ratchet wheel(s) 

24017 

ornym 

Rear wheel(s) 

24018 

oroap 

„ „ bearing spacer(s) 

24019 

oroet 

„ „ felloe(s) 

24020 

orofu 

Reverse wheel(s) 

24021 

oroix 

Double rim wheel(s) 

24022 

orojy 

Rubber wheel(s) 

24023 

orola 

Sliding wheel(s) 

24024 

orood 

Spare wheel(s) 

24025 

orope 

Detachable spare wheel(s) 

24026 

oroti 

Spare wheel(s) fitted with tyre(s) 

24027 

orouj 

1st speed wheel(s) (on countershaft) 

24028 

orozo 

2nd ff yy yy yy yy 

24029 

orpka 

3rd ff yy yy yy yy 

24030 

orpsi 

1st „ „ „ „ driving shaft(s) 

24031 

orpuk 

2nd yy yy yy yy yy yy ,, 

24032 

orpyo 

Q r d 

»» » »» ft ft ft ff 

24033 

orras 

Wheel spindle(s) 


488 

















orrew 


WHEEL (contd.) 


WHICH 


oryba 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

24034 

orrew 

Wheel spoke(s) 

24035 

orrog 

Steel wheel(s) 

24036 

orrum 

Cast steel wheel(s) 

24037 

orsat 

Pressed steel wheel(s) 

24038 

orsbu 

Sun wheel(s) 

24039 

orsex 

Wheel track(s) 

24040 

orsfy 

„ truer (s) 

24041 

orsha 

Double-tyred wheel(s) 

24042 

orsib 

Vane wheel(s) 

24043 

orsle 

Wire wheel(s) 

24044 

orsoh 

Front wire wheel(s) 

24045 

orspi 

Rear wire wheel(s) 

24046 

orsun 

Wood(en) wheel(s) 

24047 

orsyr 

Wheeled. 

24048 

ortey 

Not wheeled. 

24049 

ortga 

Wheeling. 

24050 

ortic 

No(t) wheeling. 

24051 

ortke 

WHEELBARROW(S) 

24052 

ortys 

WHEELWR IGHT(S) 

24053 

oruav 

WHEN(EVER) 

24054 

orudy 

As when(ever) 

24055 

oruez 

But when(ever) 

24056 

orufa 

By when. 

24057 

oruje 

Even when. 

24058 

oruni 

If when(ever) 

24059 

oruoj 

Not when. 

24060 , 

oruto 

Since when. 

24061 

oruzu 

So that when(ever) 

24062 

orvaw 

That when(ever) 

24063 

orvcy 

Until when. 

24064 

orvmi 

WHERE. See also Nowhere. 

24065 

orvok 

But where(ever) 

24066 

orvso 

From where(ever) 

24067 

orwax 

If where. 

24068 

orweb 

Not where. 

24069 

orwif 

To where(ever) 

24070 

orwol 

WHEREAS. 

24071 

orwur 

WHETHER. 

24072 

orwyv 

Also whether. 

24073 

orxay 

If whether. 

24074 

orxca 

Or whether. 

24075 

orxec 

WHICH. See also Are, Is, and other auxiliary verbs; 
We, They, and other pronouns. 

24076 

orxge 

After which. 

24077 

orxig 

All of which. 

24078 

orxkl 

Any of which. 

24079 

orxom 

At which. 

24080 

orxus 

Before which. 

24081 

orxwu 

By which. 

24082 

oryaz 

For which. 

24083 

oryba 

From which. 


48U 







oryed 


WHICH (contd.) 


WIDE 


Nos. 


240S4 

24085 

24086 

24087 

24088 

24089 

24090 

24091 

24092 

24093 

24094 

24095 

24096 

24097 

24098 

24099 

24100 

24101 

24102 

24103 

24104 

24105 

24106 

24107 

24108 

24109 

24110 

24111 

24112 

24113 

24114 

24115 

24116 

24117 

24118 

24119 

24120 

24121 

24122 

24123 

24124 

24125 

24126 

24127 

24128 

24129 

24130 

24131 

24132 


osfry 


(Half) 

word. 


(Half) PHRASE. 


oryed 

oryfe 

oryih 

oryji 

oryon 

orypo 

oryut 

oryvu 

oryzy 

osaac 

osace 

osaeg 

osagi 

osaik 

osamo 

osasu 

osawy 

osaya 

osbad 

osbeh 

osbil 

osblo 

osbor 

osbru 

osbux 

osbyb 

oscim 

oscko 

oscos 

oscuy 

oscwa 

oscyc 

osdaf 

osdej 

osdin 

osdot 

osduz 

osdyd 

oseag 

oseci 

oseek 

osesy 

oseye 

osfah 

osfbi 

osfel 

osflp 

osfov 

osfry 


In which. 

Through which. 

To which. 

Upon which. 

With which. 

Without which. 

WHILE(ST) 

If while(st) 

Not while(st) 

WHIRL(S). See also Air. or to Whirl 

Whirled. 

Whirling. 

WHISTLE(S) 

Exhaust whistle(s) 

Whistle gear. 

WHITE. See also Metal. 

WHITWORTH. See also Bolt, Screw, Stud, 
Thread. 

WHO(M). See also Are, Gan, Could, and other 
auxiliary verbs. 

After whom. 

All who. 

Any who. 

Before whom. 

By whom. 

To whom. 

With whom. 0 

Without whom. 

WHOLE(LY) (of—) 

If the whole. 

If not the whole. 

Not (the) whole(ly) 

On the whole. 

Wholly or in part. 

WHOLESALE. 

WHOLESALER(S) 

WHOSE. 

After whose. 

All whose. 

Before whose. 

By whose. 

On whose. 

WHY. See also Are, Is, and other auxiliary verbs. 

Why not. 

WICK(S) 

Wick winder(s) 

WICKER. See also Side-car. 

Wicker worker(s) 

WIDE(LY) 

As wide(ly) as. 

Not wide enough. 


490 






WIDE (contd.) 


WILL 


osoka 


osfta 


N08. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

24133 

osfta 

Too wide(ly) 

24134 

osfub 

Not too wide(ly) 

24135 

osfyf 

WIDEN(S) or to Widen 

24136 

osgem 

Widened. 

24137 

osgow 

Widening. 

24138 

osguc 

WIDER (than) 

24139 

osgwe 

WIDEST. 

24140 

osgyg 

WIDOW(S) 

24141 

oshaj 

WIDTH. For feet and inches see Measurement 

Table , Part //., and for mm. Numeral Table , 
Part II. 

24142 

oshen 

Width across— 

24143 

oshfo 

Actual width. 

24144 

oshir 

(To) any width. 

24145 

oshlu 

Any width or thickness. 

24146 

oshox 

Approximate width. 

24147 

oshpy 

Average width. 

24148 

oshra 

Width between. 

24149 

oshud 

Increased in width— 

24150 

oshve 

Less width. 

24151 

oshzi 

Maximum width. 

24152 

osiak 

Minimum width. 

24153 

osiku 

More width. 

24154 

osiyi 

Width over all. 

24155 

osjal 

Various widths. 

24156 

osjep 

WIFE(VES) 

24157 

os jit 

WILL. 

24158 

osjoz 

There will. 

24159 

osjuf 

They (he, she, it) will. 

24160 

oskam 

This (these, those, that) will. 

24161 

oskmy 

We (I) will. 

24162 

oskse 

What will. 

24163 

oskug 

Which will. 

24164 

oskwi 

Who will. 

24165 

oskyk 

Why will. 

24166 

oslan 

You will. 

24167 

osier 

If they (he, she, it) will. 

24168 

osliv 

If this (these, those, that) will. 

24169 

oslob 

If we (I) will. 

24170 

osluh 

If you will. 

24171 

oslyl 

Will not. 

24172 

osmes 

There will not. 

24173 

osmoc 

They (he, she, it) will not. 

24174 

osmym 

i This (these, those, that) will not. 

24175 

osnap 

We (I) will not. 

24176 

osnet 

Which will not. 

24177 

osnix 

Who will not. 

24178 

osnod 

You will not. 

24179 

osnuj 

If they (he, she, it) will not. 

24180 

osnyn 

If this (these, those, that) will not. 

24181 

osoka 

1 If we (I) will not. 


491 








ososi 

Nos. 

24182 

24183 

24184 

24185 

24186 

24187 

24188 

24189 

24190 

24191 

24192 

24193 

24194 

24195 

24196 

24197 

24198 

24199 

24200 

24201 

24202 

24203 

24204 

24205 

24206 

24207 

24208 

24209 

24210 

24211 

24212 

24213 

24214 

24215 

24216 

24217 

24218 

24219 

24220 

24221 

24222 

24223 

24224 

24225 

24226 

24227 

24228 

24229 

24230 

24231 


(contd.) 


WINDER 


osweo 


(Half) PHRASE. 


If you will not. 

Will they (he, she, it) 

„ this (these, those, that) 

„ you. 

„ not they (he, she, it) 

„ „ this (these, those, that) 

„ „ you. 

The will of. 

Against the will of— 

Will proved in favour of— 

Without a will. 

WILLING. 

Not willing (to) 

Perfectly willing (to) 

WIN(S). See also Won. or to Win 

Winning. 

WINCH(ES). See also Engine. 

Anchor winch(es) 

Cargo winch(es) 

Hand winch(es) 

Motor winch(es) 

Steam winch(es) 

WIND(S). See also Breeze, Gale. 

Contrary wind(s) 

Direction of the wind. 

East wind(s) 

Fair wind(s) 

Force of the wind (— lbs. per sq. ft.) 

Fresh wind(s) 

Light wind(s) 

Moderate wind(s) 

North wind(s) 

„ east wind(s) 

„ west wind(s) 

South wind(s) 

„ east wind(s) 

„ west wind(s) 

Strong wind(s) 

Variable wind(s) 

Velocity of the wind (— m.p.h.) 

WIND(S). See also Armature, or to Wind 
Unwind, Wound. 

Wind(s) up. 

Winding(s) 

Compound winding. 

Extra winding(s) 

Rewinding. 

Series winding. 

Shunt winding. 

Winding up. 

WINDER(S). See also Wick. 


402 








OSWIg 


WINDER (contd.) 


WIRE 


oteel 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

24232 

oswig 

Armature winder(s) 

24233 

oswom 

Coil winder(s) 

24234 

oswus 

Magneto winder(s) 

24235 

osxaz 

WINDLASS. 

24236 

osxba 

Electric windlass. 

24237 

osxed 

Hand windlass. 

24238 

osxfe 

Petrol windlass. 

24239 

osxih 

Steam windlass. 

24240 

osxji 

WINDMILL(S) 

24241 

osxon 

WINDOW(S). See also Fastener, Silencer, Spring, 
Strap. 

24242 

osxpo 

Front window(s) 

24243 

osxut 

Window lift(s) 

24244 

osxvu 

Rear window(s) 

24245 

osxyx 

Side window(s) 

24246 

osxzy 

Window strip(s) 

24247 

oszab 

WINDSCREEN(S). See also Joint. 

24248 

oszde 

WING(S) 

24249 

oszef 

Area of wing (of) 

24250 

oszij 

Back wing(s) 

24251 

oszop 

Domed wing(s) 

24252 

oszuv 

Front wing(s) 

24253 

oszyz 

Wing resistance. 

24254 

otaad 

Section wing(s) 

24255 

otabe 

Wing tip(s) 

24256 

otafi 

WINTER. 

24257 

otail 

After the winter. 

24258 

otalo 

Before the winter. 

24259 

otaor 

Last winter. 

24260 

otaru 

Next winter. 

24261 

otaux 

This winter. 

24262 

otavy 

WIPE(S) or to Wipe 

24263 

otaxa 

Wipe off. 

24264 

otbim 

„ out. 

24265 

otbos 

Wiped. 

24266 

otbuy 

„ off. 

24267 

otbyc 

„ out. 

24268 

otcaf 

Wiping. 

24269 

otcej 

„ off. 

24270 

otcin 

„ out. 

24271 

otcot 

WIPER(S) 

24272 

otcuz 

WIRE(S)(D)(ING) or to Wire 

See also Bind, Bound, Brake, Braze, Cable 
Coupling, Filament, Gauge, Gauze, Nipple 
Spring, Terminal, Weld, Wheel. 

24273 

otcyd 

Armoured wire(s) 

24274 

otdag 

Binding wire(s) 

24275 

otdek 

Bracing wire(s) 

24276 

otdye 

Braided wire(s) 

24277 

otebi 

Brake wire(s) 

24278 

oteel 

Brass wire(s) 


493 








WIRE (contd.) 


otmlx 


oteho 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

24279 

oteho 

24280 

oteip 

24281 

otenu 

24282 

oteov 

24283 

otery 

24284 

oteta 

24285 

oteub 

24286 

otexe 

24287 

otfem 

24288 

otfow 

24289 

otfuc 

24290 

otfyg 

24291 

otgaj 

24292 

otgen 

24293 

otgir 

24294 

otglu 

24295 

otgox 

24296 

otgud 

24297 

othak 

24298 

othis 

24299 

othku 

24300 

othoy 

24301 

othyi 

24302 

otial 

24303 

otido 

24304 

otiep 

24305 

otiju 

24306 

otiny 

24307 

otioz 

24308 

otipa 

24309 

otite 

24310 

otiuf 

24311 

otixi 

24312 

otjam 

24313 

otjug 

24314 

otjwi 

24315 

otjyk 

24316 

otkan 

24317 

otker 

24318 

otkhu 

24319 

otkiv 

24320 

otkly 

24321 

otles 

24322 

otloc 

24323 

otlym 

24324 

otmap 

24325 

otmet 

24326 

otmix 


(Half) PHRASE. 


Bulkhead wire(s) 

Wire carrier(s) 

Connecting wire(s) 

Wire connection(s) 

Copper wire(s) (— S.W.G.) 

Rubber insulated armoured copper wire(s) 
(— S.W.G.) 

Rubber insulated jute covered copper wire(s) 
(— S.W.G.) 

Rubber-covered H.T. wire(s) 

Wire cutter(s) 

Drag wire(s) 

Wire end(s) 

Flexible wire(s) 

Lighting flexible wire(s) 

Triple flexible wire(s) 

Twin flexible wire(s) 

Flying wire(s) 

Fuse wire(s) (— amperes) 

Wire grip(s) 

Hot wire(s) 

Inner wire(s) 

Insulated wire(s) 

Kinked wire(s) 

Wire lashing. 

Load wire(s) 

Anti-load wire(s) 

Top load wire(s) 

Metallic wire braid. 

Outer wire(s) 

Piano wire(s) 

Rewire(d)(ing) 

Resistance wire(s) (to carry — amperes — ohms 
per foot) 

Sprag wire(s) 

Stay wire(s) (breaking strain — lbs.) 

Steel wire(s) (breaking strain — lbs.) 

Coppered steel • wire(s) (breaking strain — lbs.) 
Flexible steel wire(s) (breaking strain — lbs.) 
Galvanised steel wire(s) (breaking strain — lbs.) 
Soft steel wire(s) (breaking strain — lbs.) 

High tensile steel wire(s) (breaking strain — lbs.) 
Wire with breaking strain of — lbs. 

— strand wire(s) 

High tension wire(s) 

Steel tension wire(s) (breaking strain — lbs.) 

Tin wire(s) 

Spirally wound wire(s) 

Wired. 

Wiring. 

Car wiring. 


494 







otmod WIRE (conId.) WITNESS otuxu 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

24327 

otmod 

Chassis wiring. 

24328 

otmuj 

Wiring plate(s) 

24329 

otmyn 

(For) single wiring. 

24330 

otnuk 

Electric starter wiring. 

24331 

otnyo 

Twin wiring. 

24332 

otoar 

WIRELESS. See also Telegraphy. 

24333 

otodu 

Wireless apparatus. 

24334 

otoev 

,, plant. 

24335 

otohy 

WIREWORK. 

24336 

otoiz 

WISE(LY). See also Unwise. 

24337 

otoja 

WISH(ES) or to Wish 

24338 

otone 

Against our (my) wish(es) 

24339 

otoof 

,, the wish of— 

24340 

otori 

„ your wishes. 

24341 

otoul 

All good wishes. 

24342 

otoxo 

Wish that. 

24343 

otpas 

As they (he) wish(es) 

24344 

otpew 

,, you wish. 

24345 

otpog 

Wished. 

24346 

otpum 

Wishing. 

24347 

otpwo 

WITH. See also Within, Without. 

24348 

otrey 

All with. 

24349 

otric 

And with. 

24350 

otrys 

Any with. 

24351 

otsav 

As with. 

24352 

otsdy 

But with. 

24353 

otsez 

If with. 

24354 

otsfa 

None with. 

24355 

otsid 

Only with. 

24356 

otsni 

WITHDRAW(S) (from) - or to Withdraw 

See also Withdrew. 

24357 

otsoj 

Withdrawing (from) 

24358 

otsto 

Withdrawing piece(s) 

24359 

otsyt 

Withdrawn (from) 

24360 

ottaw 

WITHDRAWAL(S). 

24361 

ottcy 

WITHDREW (from) 

24362 

ottmi 

WITHHOLD(S) or to Withhold 

24363 

ottok 

Withheld. 

24364 

ottso 

Withholding. 

24365 

ottyu 

WITHIN. 

24366 

otuax 

From within. 

24367 

otuby 

If within. 

24368 

otuda 

Not within. 

24369 

otueb 

WITHOUT. 

24370 

otuhe 

From without. 

24371 

otuif 

If without. 

24372 

otuli 

Not without. 

24373 

otuol 

WITNESS(ES) or to Witness 

24374 

oturo 

Witnessed. 

24375 

otuxu 

Witnessing. 


495 







WORK 


ovcov 


otvay WITHSTAND 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

24376 

otvay 

WITHSTAND(S). or to Withstand 

See also Withstood. 

24377 

otvec 

Withstanding. 

24378 

otvig 

WITHSTOOD. See also Withstand. 

24379 

otvom 

WON. See also Win. 

24380 

otvus 

WOOD(EN). See also Block, Foundation (and 
separate descriptions), Ash, Birch, Mahogany, 
Oak, etc. 

24381 

otwaz 

Bentwood. 

24382 

otwed 

Boxwood. 

24383 

otwon 

Coloured wood. 

24384 

otwut 

Cotton wood. 

24385 

otwyx 

Dark wood. 

24386 

otyab 

Dead wood. 

24387 

otyde 

Dressed wood. 

24388 

otyef 

Fancy wood(s) 

24389 

otyhi 

Wood fired. 

24390 

otyij 

Hair wood. 

24391 

otyno 

Hard wood. 

24392 

otyop 

Light wood. 

24393 

otytu 

Wood machinist(s) 

24394 

otyuv 

No(t) wood(en) 

24395 

otyxy 

3-ply wood. 

24396 

otyza 

5-ply wood. 

24397 

otzac 

Satin-wood. 

24398 

otzce 

American wliitewood. 

24399 

otzeg 

Woodwork. 

24400 

otzgi 

WOOL. See also Asbestos. 

24401 

otzik 

All wool(len) 

24402 

otzmo 

Cotton wool. 

24403 

otzya 

No(t) wool(len) 

24404 

ovaaf 

Part wool(len) 

24405 

ovadi 

WORD(S). See also Cipher, or to Word 

Code, Telegram. 

24406 

ovaej 

No word(s) 

24407 

ovain 

Wrong word(s) 

24408 

ovajo 

Worded. 

24409 

ovaot 

Correctly worded. 

24410 

ovapu 

Incorrectly worded. 

24411 

ovaty 

Not worded. 

24412 

ovauz 

Wording. 

24413 

ovava 

WORE(N). See also Wear. 

24414 

ovaze 

Worn away. 

24415 

ovbag 

Badly worn. 

24416 

ovbek 

Wore(n) out. 

24417 

ovbye 

„ „ to pieces. 

24418 

ovcah 

Slightly worn. 

24419 

ovcho 

WORK(S). See also Basket, or to Work 

Coach, Steel, Wood. 

24420 

ovcip 

Average work. 

24421 

ovcov 

Better work. 


496 








WORK (contd.) 


ovkyn 


ovcry 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

24422 

ovcry 

High-class work. 

24423 

ovcub 

Low-class work. 

24424 

ovcyf 

Work commenced. 

24425 

ovdem 

„ completed. 

For each day’s work completed. 

24426 

ovdow 

24427 

ovduc 

Continuous work. 

24428 

ovdyg 

Works correctly. 

24429 

oveaj 

Work delayed. 

24430 

oveen 

Well-equipped works. 

24431 

ovefo 

Experimental work. 

24432 

oveir 

Fancy work. 

24433 

ovelu 

Work(s) freely. 

24434 

oveox 

Get on with the work. 

24435 

ovepy 

In the meantime we (I) are (am) getting on with 
the work. 

24436 

overa 

Good work. 

24437 

oveud 

Ground work. 

24438 

oveve 

(For) heavy work. 

24439 

ovezi 

Increase of work. 

24440 

ovfak 

Inside work. 

24441 

ovfis 

Intermittent work. 

24442 

ovfoy 

Interruption of work. 

24443 

ovfyl 

(For) light work. 

24444 

ovgal 

Month’s work. 

24445 

ovgep 

For each month’s work completed. 

24446 

ovgit 

Works noisily. 

24447 

ovgoz 

Our (my) work(s) 

24448 

ovguf 

Work(s) out. 

24449 

ovgyj 

Outside work. 

24450 

ovham 

Out of work. 

24451 

ovhug 

Carry out the work. 

24452 

ovhyk 

For each quarter’s work completed. 

24453 

ovian 

(For) quick work. 

24454 

ovibo 

Work resumed. 

24455 

ovier 

(For) rough work. 

24456 

ovihu 

Works satisfactorily. 

24457 

ovily 

Save(s) work. 

24458 

ovina 

Scientific work. 

24459 

oviob 

Works silently. 

24460 

ovire 

„ smoothly. 

24461 

ovivi 

„ space. 

24462 

ovjes 

Special work. 

24463 

ovjoc 

Works stiffly. 

24464 

ovjym 

(For) superior work. 

24465 

ovkap 

Their (his) work. 

24466 

ovket 

Works unsatisfactorily. 

24467 

ovkix 

At various works. 

24468 

ovkla 

Week’s work. 

24469 

ovkod 

For each week’s work completed. 

24470 

ovkuj 

Year’s work. 

24471 

ovkyn 

For each year’s work completed. 


497 






ovluk WORK ( contd .) WORST ovuon 


No8. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

24472 

ovluk 

(At) your work(s) 

24473 

ovlyo 

From your works. 

24474 

ovmar 

Worked (by) 

24475 

ovmev 

„ out. 

24476 

ovmiz 

Working. 

24477 

ovmof 

Bad working conditions. 

24478 

ovmul 

Good working conditions. 

24479 

ovmyp 

Directions for working. 

24480 

ovnas 

Economical working. 

24481 

ovnew 

Extravagant working. 

24482 

ovnog 

If working. 

24483 

ovnum 

,, not working. 

24484 

ovoat 

Not working. 

24485 

ovobu 

In good working order. 

24486 

ovofy 

If in working order. 

24487 

ovoha 

Not in working order. 

24488 

ovoib 

Working out. 

24489 

ovole 

Suitable for working (with) (on) 

24490 

ovoun 

When working. 

24491 

ovovo 

WORKER(S). See also Celluloid, Metal, Wicker. 

24492 

ovpey 

WORKMAN(EN) 

24493 

ovpic 

Skilled workman(en) 

24494 

ovpys 

Unskilled workman(en) 

24495 

ovraw 

WORKMANSHIP. 

24496 

ovrok 

Accurate workmanship. 

24497 

ovryu 

Defective workmanship. 

24498 

ovsax 

Fair workmanship. 

24499 

ovsby 

WORKSHOP(S). See also Shop. 

24500 

ovsda 

WORLD. 

24501 

ovseb 

All over the world. 

24502 

ovshe 

WORM(S). See also Axle, Clutch, Differential, 
Steer. 

24503 

ovsif 

Worm case(s) 

24504 

ovsli 

„ drive(s) 

24505 

ovsol 

„ gear(s)(ing) 

24506 

ovsro 

„ and sector gear. 

24507 

ovsur 

„ nut(s) 

24508 

ovsyv 

„ segment(s) 

24509 

ovtay 

„ — starts. 

24510 

ovtec 

„ — „ — pitch — pitch diameter. 

24511 

ovtig 

„ wheel(s) (— teeth — width — pitch 

diameter) 

24512 

ovtom 

WORN. See also Wore. 

24513 

ovtus 

WORSE. 

24514 

ovtwu 

If worse. 

24515 

ovuaz 

If no worse (than) 

24516 

ovuba 

No worse (than) 

24517 

ovued 

WORST. 

24518 

ovufe 

At the worst. 

24519 

ovuji 

Want(s) to know the worst. 

24520 

ovuon 

Not the worst. 


498 











ovupo 

Nos. 

24521 

24522 

24523 

24524 

24525 

24526 

24527 

24528 

24529 

24530 

24531 

24532 

24533 

24534 

24535 

24536 

24537 

24538 

24539 

24540 

24541 

24542 

24543 

24544 

24545 

24546 

24547 

24548 

24549 

24550 

24551 

24552 

24553 

24554 

24555 

24556 

24557 

24558 

24559 

24560 

24561 

24562 

24563 

24564 

24565 

24566 

24567 

24568 

24569 

24570 

24571 


WORSTED 


WRAP 


owcow 


(Half) PHRASE. 


WORSTED. 

WORTH. 

Not worth. 

Worth while. 

Not worth while. 

WORTHLESS. 

WOULD. 

There would (be) 

They (he, she, it) would (be) 

This (these, those, that) would (be) 

We (I) would (be) 

What would (be) 

Which would (be) 

Who would (be) 

You would (be) 

If they (he, she, it) would (be) 

,, this (these, those, that) would (be) 

,, we (I) would (be) 

,, you would (be) 

Would not (be) 

There would not (be) 

They (he, she, it) would not (be) 

This (these, those, that) would not (be) 

We (I) would not (be) 

Which would not (be) 

Who would not (be) 

You would not (be) 

If they (he, she, it) would not (be) 

,, this (these, those, that) would not (be) 

„ I (we) would not (be) 

,, you would not (be) 

Would they (he, she, it) (be) 

,, this (these, those, that) (be) 

„ you (be) 

„ not they (he, she, it) (be) 

„ „ this (these, those, that) (be) 

„ „ you (be) 

WOUND. Sec also Wind. 

Wound circularly. 

Compound wound. 

Helically wound. 

Wound horizontally. 

Rewound. 

Wound spirally. 

*» up- 

WOVE. See also Weave. 

Woven to necessary width. 

WRAP(S) or to Wrap 

Knee wrap(s) 

Wrapped. 

Wrapping(s) 


499 


17 








Nos. 

24572 

24573 

24574 

24575 

24576 

24577 

24578 

24579 

24580 

24581 

24582 

24583 

24584 

24585 

24586 

24587 

24588 

24589 

24590 

24591 

24592 

24593 

24594 

24595 

24596 

24597 

24598 

24599 

24600 

24601 

24602 

24603 

24604 

24605 

24606 

24607 

24608 

24609 

24610 

24611 

24612 

24613 

24614 

24615 

24616 

24617 

24618 

24619 

24620 

24621 

24622 


WRECK 


X 


owjla 


(Half) PHRASE. 


WR,ECK(S) or to Wreck 

Partial wreck. * 

Total wreck. 

Wrecked. 

Wrecking. 

WRENGH(ES). See also Pipe. 

Adjustable wrench(es) 

Cap wrench(es) 

Axle cap wrench(es) 

Adjustable end wrench(es) 

Solid end wrench(es) 

Tap wrench(es) 

WRIST. See also Watch. 

WRITE(S) or to Write 

Do not fail to write (to—) 

Write more frequently. 

„ fully.. 

„ immediately (to—) 

Why do you not write ? 

Write at once. 

Written. 

„ for. 

Not written. 

Written off. 

Writing. 

„ fully (to—) 

If writing. 

„ not writing. 

Not writing. 

Nothing in writing. 

Writing at once. 

Put it into writing. 

„ nothing in writing. 

When writing. 

WRITER(S) 

WRONG(LY) 

All wrong(ly) 

Evident(ly) wrong(ly) 

If wrong(ly) 

Not wrong(ly) 

Nothing wrong(ly) 

Partially wrong. 

Quite wrong(ly) 

WROTE. See also Write. 

Wrote fully. 

„ immediately. 

We last wrote you (on—) 

Wrote giving full particulars. 

WROUGHT. 

Not wrought. 

X. 




500 








Nos. 

24623 

24624 

24625 

24626 

24627 

24628 

24629 

24630 

24631 

24632 

24633 

24634 

24635 

24636 

24637 

24638 

24639 

24640 

24641 

24642 

24643 

24644 

24645 

24646 

24647 

24648 

24649 

24650 

24651 

24652 

24653 

24654 

24655 

24656 

24657 

24658 

24659 

24660 

24661 

24662 

24663 

24664 

24665 

24666 

24667 

24668 

24669 

24670 

24671 


Y YEAR owpni 

(Half) PHRASE. 


Y. 

YAGHT(S) or to Yacht 

Motor yacht(s) (— length — draught — beam 

— b.h.p. — knots) 

Auxiliary motor yacht(s) (— length — draught 

— beam — b.h.p. — knots — rig) 

Steam yacht(s) (— tons) 

YANK. 

YARD(S). See also Shipbuilding. 

Cubic yard(s) 

Lineal yard. 

Yard measure. 

Per yard. 

„ dozen yards. 

„ gross yards. 

Square yard(s) 

YARN. 

YAW(ING). See also Angle. 

YEAR(S)(LY). See also Account, Interest. 

Any year. 

(At) the beginning of the year. 

Best year. 

Better year. 

Year by year. 

During the year. 

(At the) end of the year. 

Every year. 

A few years. 

Few years before. 

Every few years. 

Last few years. 

(Per) half-year(ly) 

In the last year or two. 

Last year. 

Later on in the year. 

(For) many years. 

(In the) middle of the year. 

New year. 

A Happy New Year. 

Next year. 

(In the) next few years. 

No year. 

One year before. 

,, ,, later. 

Per year. 

In recent years 
(For) Several years. 

Some years ago. 

This year. 

Worse year. 

Worst year(s) 


501 








owpoj YELLOW YOUR owxyb 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE 

24672 

owpoj 

YELLOW. 

24673 

owpto 

Deep yellow. 

24674 

owpup 

Medium yellow. 

24675 

owpyt 

Pale yellow. 

24676 

owpzu 

YEN. 

24677 

owrax 

YES. 

24678 

owreb 

YESTERDAY. See also Afternoon, Evening, 

Morning. 

24679 

owrif 

Yesterday at — a.m. 

24680 

owrol 

„ „ — p.m. 

24681 

owrur 

,, midday. 

24682 

owsay 

Until yesterday. 

24683 

owsca 

YET. 

24684 

owsec 

As yet. 

24685 

owsge 

Not as yet. 

24686 

owsig 

„ yet (or nothing yet) 

24687 

owski 

YIELD(S) or to Yield 

24688 

owsom 

Yielded. 

24689 

owsus 

Yielding. 

24690 

owswu 

YOKE(S)(ED) 

24691 

owtaz 

Yoke end(s) 

24692 

owtba 

Double yoke(d) 

24693 

owted 

Lined yoke(s) 

24694 

owtfe 

Y(S) (PIECE(S)) 

24695 

owtji 

YOU. See also Are, Can, Could, and other auxiliary 
verbs. 

24696 

owton 

After you. 

24697 

owtpo 

As you. 

24698 

owtut 

Because you. 

24699 

owtvu 

Before you. 

24700 

owtyx 

But you. 

24701 

owtzy 

By you. 

24702 

owvab 

How you. 

24703 

owvde 

If you. 

24704 

owvef 

Unless you. 

24705 

owvhi 

Until you. 

24706 

owvij 

What (which) you. 

24707 

owvop 

With you. 

24708 

owvtu 

When you. 

24709 

owvuv 

Where you. 

24710 

owvyz 

Why you. 

24711 

owvza 

YOUNG. 

24712 

owxad 

YOUR(S) 

24713 

owxbe 

After your(s) 

24714 

owxfi 

As your(s) 

24715 

owxil 

Because your(s) 

24716 

owxlo 

Before your(s) 

24717 

owxor 

But your(s) 

24718 

owxux 

By your(s) 

24719 

owxvy 

If your(s) 

24720 

owxyb 

1 Unless your(s) 


502 










owyim YOUR ( contd .) ZONE oxeju 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

24721 

owyim 

Until your(s) 

24722 

owyko 

What your(s) 

24723 

owyos 

When your(s) 

24724 

owywa 

YOURSELF(VES) 

24725 

owzaf 

Z. 

24726 

owzdi 

ZANZIBAR. 

24727 

owzej 

ZENITH. 

24728 

owzin 

ZERO. 

24729 

owzjo 

Zero adjustcr(s) 

24730 

owzot 

,, adjustment. 

24731 

owzpu 

Centre zero. 

24732 

owzty 

— deg.(s) below zero. 

24733 

owzuz 

ZINC. 

24734 

owzva 

ZONE. 

24735 

owzyd 


24736 

oxabi 


24737 

oxael 


24738 

oxaho 


24739 

oxaip 


24740 

oxanu 


24741 

oxaov 


24742 

oxary 


24743 

oxata 


24744 

oxaub 


24745 

oxbem 


24746 

oxbuc 


24747 

oxeal 


24748 

oxedo 


24749 

oxeep 


24750 

oxeit 


24751 

oxeju 



503 











































oxeny PRIVATE ADDITIONS oxijy 


N 08 . 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

24752 

oxeny 


24753 

oxeoz 


24754 

oxepa 


24755 

oxete 


24756 

oxeuf 


24757 

oxexi 


24758 

oxfam 


24759 

oxfug 


24760 

oxfyk 


^4761 

oxgan 


24762 

oxger 


24763 

oxghu 


24764 

oxgiv 


24765 

oxgly 


24766 

oxgob 


24767 

oxgre 


24768 

oxgyl 


24769 

oxhes 


24770 

oxhoc 


24771 

oxhym 


24772 

oxiap 


24773 

oxlet 


24774 

oxlfu 


24775 

°xijy 



604 







































505 












































Nos. 

24800 

24801 

24802 

24803 

24804 

24805 

24806 

24807 

24808 

24809 

24810 

24811 

24812 

24813 

24814 

24815 

24816 

24817 

24818 

24819 

24820 

24821 

24822 

24823 


PRIVATE ADDITIONS (contd.) 


oxrus 


(Half) PHRASE. 



506 



















































oxsaz 


PRIVATE ADDITIONS (contd.) 


oxwux 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

24824 

oxsaz 


24825 

oxsed 


24826 

oxsfe 


24827 

oxsji 


24828 

oxson 


24829 

oxsut 


24830 

oxsyx 


24831 

oxuab 


24832 

oxude 


24833 

oxuef 


24834 

oxuhi 


24835 

oxuno 


24836 

oxuop 


24837 

oxutu 


24838 

oxuxy 

-----' 

24839 

oxuza 


24840 

oxvac 


24841 

oxveg 


24842 

oxvik 


24843 

oxvya 


24844 

oxwad 


24845 

oxwil 


24846 

oxwor 


24847 

oxwux 

_ 


607 


17a 










































































Nos. 

24848 

24849 

24850 

24851 

24852 

24853 

24854 

24855 

24856 

24857 

24858 

24859 

24860 

24861 

24862 

24863 

24864 

24865 

24866 

24867 

24868 

24869 

24870 

24871 


PRIVATE ADDITIONS ( contd .) oybir 


(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

oxwyb 


oxyaf 


oxydi 


oxyej 


oxyin 


oxyjo 


oxyot 


oxypu 


oxyty 


oxyuz 

_ 

oxyva 


oxyze 


oxzag 


oxzek 


oxzye 


oyaem 


oyago 


oyarau 


oyasa 

— 

oyauc 

—---. 

oybaj 


oyben 


oyblo 


oybir 

--- 


508 











































oyblu PRIVATE ADDITIONS (contd.) oyese 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

24872 

oyblu 


24873 

oybox 


24874 

oybpy 


24875 

oybra 


24876 

oybud 


24877 

oybve 


24878 

oybzi 


24879 

oycak 


24880 

oycis 


24881 

oycoy 


24882 

oydal 


24883 

oydep 


24884 

oydit 


24885 

oydju 


24886 

oydny 


24887 

oydoz 


24888 

oydpa 


24889 

oydte 


24890 

oyduf 


24891 

oydyj 


24892 

oyeam 


24893 

oyeco 


24894 

oyemy 


24895 

oyese 



609 









































oyeug 


PRIVATE ADDITIONS (contd.) 


oyhuj 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

24896 

oyeug 


24897 

oyewi 


24898 

oyfan 


24899 

oyfbo 


24900 

oyfer 


24901 

oyfhu 


24902 

oyfiv 


24903 

oyfly 


24904 

oyfna 


24905 

oyfob 


24906 

oyfre 


24907 

oyfuh 


24908 

oyfvi 


24909 

oyfyl 


24910 

oyges 


24911 

oygky 


24912 

oygma 

- 

24913 

oygoc 


21914 

oygym 


24915 

oyhap 


24916 

oyhet 


24917 

oyhix 


24918 

oyhod 


24919 

oyhuj 



610 



















































oyhyn 

Nos. 

24920 

24921 

24922 

24923 

24924 

24925 

24926 

24927 

21928 

24929 

24930 

24931 

24932 

24933 

24934 

O ylftOC 


ADDITIONS (contd.) 


oytex 


(Half) PHRASE. 


511 







































































oylib PRIVATE ADDITIONS {contd.) oypby 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

(Half) PHRASE. 

24944 

oylib 


24945 

oylun 


24946 

oymey 


24947 

oymic 


24948 

oymys 


24949 

oynav 


24950 

oyndy 


24951 

oynez 


24952 

oynfa 


24953 

oynid 


24954 

oynje 


24955 

oynoj 


24956 

oynup 


24957 

oynyt 


24958 

oynzu 





24959 

oyomi 





24960 

oyoso 





24961 

oypax 





24962 

oypby 



L 



512 































































PART II 


TABLES. 


DATES, DECIMALS, HORSE POWER, REFERENCES TO 
LETTERS AND TELEGRAMS, MEASUREMENTS, 
NUMERALS AND FRACTIONS, 
QUANTITIES, STERLING, TIME, 

WEIGHTS. 




oypda 

1st January 


DATES 


palys 
30th April 


MONTHS. 


DAY. 

January. 

February. 

March. 

April. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

1st 



24963 

oypda 

25002 

oyvil 

25041 

pabak 

25080 

pagla 

2nd 



24964 

oypeb 

25003 

oyvlo 

25042 

pabis 

25081 

paged 

3rd 



24965 

oyphe 

25004 

oyvor 

25043 

paboy 

25082 

pagpe 

4th 



24966 

oypif 

25005 

oyvru 

25044 

pabyi 

25083 

pagti 

6th 



24967 

oypli 

25006 

oyvux 

25045 

pacal 

25084 

paguj 

6th 



24968 

oypol 

25007 

oyvyb 

25046 

pacdo 

25085 

pagyn 

7th 



24969 

oypro 

25008 

oywini 

25047 

pacep 

25086 

pagzo 

8th 



24970 

oypur 

25009 

oywos 

25048 

pacit 

25087 

pahka 

9th 



24971 

oypxu 

25010 

oywuy 

25049 

pacju 

25088 

pahsi 

10th 



24972 

oypyv 

25011 

oywyc 

25050 

pacny 

25089 

pahuk 

11th 



24973 

oyraz 

25012 

oyxaf 

25051 

pacoz 

25090 

pahyo 

12th 



24974 

oyred 

25013 

oyxdi 

25052 

pacpa 

25091 

paldu 

13th 


... 

24975 

oyron 

25014 

oyxej 

25053 

pacte 

25092 

paihy 

14th 



24976 

oyrut 

25015 

oyxin 

25054 

pacuf 

25093 

paija 

15th 


... 

24977 

oyryx 

25016 

oyxjo 

25055 

pacxi 

25094 

paine 

16th 

... 

... 

24978 

oytab 

25017 

oyxot 

25056 

pacyj 

25095 

pair! 

17 th 



24979 

oytde 

25018 

oyxpu 

25057 

padam 

25096 

paixo 

18th 


... 

24980 

oytef 

25019 

oyxty 

25058 

padmy 

25097 

pajas 

19th 


... 

24981 

oythl 

25020 

oyxuz 

25059 

padse 

25098 

pajeu 

20th 

... 

... 

24982 

oytij 

25021 

oyxva 

25060 

padug 

25099 

pajew 

21st 


... 

24983 

oytno 

25022 

oyxyd 

25061 

padwi 

25100 

pajme 

22nd 

... 

... 

24984 

oytop 

25023 

oyxze 

25062 

padyk 

25101 

pajog 

23rd 


... 

24985 

oytuv 

25024 

oyzah 

25063 

paebo 

25102 

pajum 

24th 



24986 

oytxy 

25025 

oyzbl 

25064 

paehu 

25103 

pajwo 

25th 


... 

24987 

oytyz 

25026 

oyzel 

25065 

paely 

25104 

pakat 

26th 


... 

24988 

oytza 

25027 

oyzlio 

25066 

paena 

25105 

pakbu 

27th 


... 

24989 

oyuac 

25028 

oyzip 

25067 

paere 

25106 

pakex 

28th 


... 

24990 

oyuce 

25029 

oyznu 

25068 

paevi 

25107 

pakib 

29th 


... 

24991 

oyueg 

25030 

oyzov 

25069 

pafes 

25108 

pakle 

30th 

... 

... 

24992 

oyugi 

25031 

oyzry 

25070 

pafgu 

25109 

pakoh 

31st 



24993 

oyuik 

25032 

oyzta 

25071 

pafky 

25110 

pakpi 

About 

... 

... 

24994 

oyumo 

25033 

oyzub 

25072 

pafma 

25111 

pakun 

After 


... 

24995 

oyusu 

25034 

oyzyf 

25073 

pafoc 

25112 

pakvo 

Before 


... 

24996 

oyuwy 

25035 

paafo 

25074 

pafym 

25113 

pakyr 

Beginning of 

... 

24997 

oyuya 

25036 

paalu 

25075 

pagap 

25114 

paley 

End of 


... 

24998 

oyvad 

25037 

paapy 

25076 

pagct 

25115 

palga 

Last 


• • • 

24999 

oyvbe 

25038 

paara 

25077 

pagfu 

25116 

palic 

Middle of 


25000 

oyveh 

25039 

, aave 

25078 

pagix 

25117 

palke 

Next 

... 

... 

25001 

oyvfi 

25040 

paazi 

25079 

pagjy 

25118 

palys 




614 



























pamav 
1st May 


DATES 


peini 
31st August 


DAY. 

MONTHS. 

May. 

June. 

July. 

August. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

1st 


25119 

pamav 

25158 

pasuv 

25197 

paybi 

25236 

peezo 

2nd 


25120 

pamdy 

25159 

pasyz 

25198 

payel 

I 25237 

pedsl 

3rd 


25121 

pamez 

25160 

pasza 

25199 

payho ; 

! 25238 

peduk 

4th 


25122 

pamfa 

25161 

patac 

25200 

payip ! 

S 25239 

pedyo 

5th 


25123 

paniid 

25162 

patce 

25201 

paynu 

25240 

peedu 

Oth 


25124 

pamje 

25163 

pates 

25202 

payov ; 

25241 

peehy 

7th 


25125 

pamni 

25164 

pats! 

25203 

payry 

25242 

peeja 

8th 


25126 

pamoj 

25165 

patik 

25204 

payta 

25243 

pcene 

9th 


25127 

pamto 

25166 

patmo 

25205 

payub | 

25244 

peer! 

10th 


25128 

pamup 

25167 

patwy 

25206 

pazem 

25245 

peexo 

11th 


25129 

pamyt 

25168 

patya 

25207 

pazgo 

25246 

pefas 

12th 


25130 

painzu 

25169 

paube 

25208 

pazmu ! 

25247 

pefeu 

13th 


25131 

panaw 

25170 

patifi 

25209 

pazow 

25248 

pefew 

14th 


25132 

pancy 

25171 

pauio 

25210 

pazuc 

25249 

pefgy 

15 th 


25133 

panok 

25172 

pauru 

25211 

pazwe 

25250 

pefme 

10th 


25134 

panso 

25173 

pauvy 

25212 

pazyg 

25251 

pefog 

17th 


25135 

panyu 

25174 

pauxa 

25213 

peabo 

25252 

pefutn 

18th 


25136 

paoby 

25175 

pavim 

25214 

peahu 

25253 

pefwo 

19th 


25137 

paoda 

25176 

pavko 

25215 

pealy 

25254 

pegat 

20th 


2513S 

paohe 

25177 

pavos 

25216 

pcana 

25255 

pegbu 

21st 


25139 

paoli 

25178 

pavuy 

25217 

peare 

25256 

pegex 

22nd 


25140 

paoro 

25179 

pavwa 

25218 

peavi 

25257 

pegfy 

23rd 


25141 

papay 

25180 

pavyc 

25219 

pebes 

25258 

pegha 

24th 


25142 

papea 

25181 

pawaf 

25220 

pebgu 

25259 

pegib 

25th 


25143 

papec 

25182 

pawdi 

25221 

pebky 

25260 

pegle 

26th 


25144 

papge 

25183 

pawej 

25222 

pebma 

25261 

pegoh 

27th 


25145 

papig 

25184 

pawiu 

25223 

peboc 

25262 

pegpi 

28th 


25140 

papki 

25185 

pawjo 

25224 

pebym 

25263 

pegun 

29th 


25147 

papom 

25186 

pawot 

25225 

pecap 

25264 

pegvo 

30th 


25148 

papus 

25187 

pawpu 

25226 

pecet 

25265 

pegyr 

31st 


25149 

papwu 

25188 

pawty 

25227 

pedu 

25266 

pehey 

About 


25150 

pasab 

25189 

pawuz 

25228 

peeix 

25267 

pehga 

After 


25151 

pasde 

25190 

pawva 

25229 

peejy 

25268 

pehic 

Before 


25152 

pasef 

25191 

pawyd 

25230 

pecla 

25269 

pehke 

Bcidnniiu' of ... 

25153 

pashi 

25192 

pawze 

25231 

pecod 

25270 

pehys 

End of 


25154 

pasij 

25193 

paxas 

25232 

peepe 

25271 

peidy 

Last 


25155 

pas.no 

25194 

paxsy 

25233 

pecti 

25272 

pt'ifa 

Middle of 

25156 

pasop 

25195 

paxye 

25234 

pecuj 

25273 

peije 

Next 

... ••• 

25157 

pastu 

25196 

payah I 

25235 

pecyn 

25274 

peini 


515 




















peito P iefa 

1st September DATES 31st December 


DAY. 

MONTHS. 

September. 

October. 

November. 

December. 

Noe. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

1st 



25275 

peito 

26314 

pemzy 

25353 

peuho 

25392 

peyxi 

2nd 



25276 

peizu 

25315 

peode 

25354 

peunu 

25393 

pezara 

3rd 



25277 

pejaw 

25316 

peohi 

26355 

peury 

25394 

pezco 

4th 



25278 

pejcy 

26317 

peono 

25356 

peuta 

25395 

penny 

5th 


_ 

25279 

pejml 

25318 

peotu 

25357 

peuxe 

25396 

pezug 

6th 



25280 

pejok 

25319 

peoxy 

25358 

pevem 

25397 

pezyk 

7th 



25281 

pejso 

25320 

peoza 

26359 

pevgo 

25398 

piadu 

8th 



25282 

pejyu 

25321 

pepac 

25360 

pevmu 

25399 

piahy 

9th 



25283 

pekax 

25322 

pepce 

25361 

pevow 

25400 

piaja 

10th 



25284 

pekby 

25323 

pepeg 

25362 

pevsa 

25401 

plane 

Uth 



25285 

pekda 

25324 

pepgi 

25363 

pevuc 

25402 

piari 

12th 


... 

25286 

pekeb 

25325 

pepik 

25364 

pevwe 

25403 

piaxo 

13th 


... 

25287 

pekhe 

25326 

pepmo 

25365 

pevyg 

25404 

pibas 

Uth 


... 

25288 

peldf 

25327 

pepsu 

25366 

pewaj 

25405 

pibcu 

15th 


... 

25289 

pekll 

25328 

pepwy 

25367 

pewen 

25406 

pibew 

16th 


... 

25290 

pekol 

25329 

pepya 

25368 

pewfo 

25407 

pibgy 

17th 


... 

25291 

pekro 

25330 

perlm 

25369 

pewir 

25408 

pibme 

18th 


... 

25292 

pekur 

25331 

perko 

25370 

pewlu 

25409 

pibog 

19th 


... 

25293 

pekxu 

25332 

peros 

25371 

pewox 

25410 

pibum 

20th 


... 

25294 

pekyy 

25333 

peruy 

25372 

pewpy 

25411 

pibwo 

21st 


... 

25295 

pelay 

25334 

perwa 

25373 

pewra 

25412 

picat 

22nd 


... 

25296 

pelca 

25335 

peryc 

25374 

pewud 

25413 

picbu 

23rd 


... 

26297 

pelec 

25336 

pesaf 

25375 

pewve 

25414 

picex 

24th 


... 

25298 

pelge 

25337 

pesdi 

25376 

pewzi 

25415 

picfy 

25th 



25299 

pelig 

25338 

pesej 

26377 

pexak 

25416 

picha 

26th 


... 

25300 

pelkl 

25339 

pesin 

25378 

pexis 

25417 

picib 

27th 


... 

25301 

pelom 

26340 

pesjo 

25379 

pexku 

25418 

picle 

28th 


... 

25302 

pelus 

25341 

pesot 

25380 

pexoy 

25419 

picoh 

29th 


... 

25303 

pelwu 

25342 

pespu 

25331 

pexyi 

25420 

picpl 

30th 


• •• 

25304 

pemaz 

25343 

pesty 

25382 

peyal 

25421 

picun 

31st 



25305 

pemba 

25344 

pesuz 

25383 

peydo 

25422 

picvo 

About 


... 

25306 

pemed 

25345 

pesva 

25384 

peyep 

25423 

picyr 

After 


... 

25307 

pemfe 

25346 

pesyd 

25385 

peyit 

25424 

pldey 

Before 


• • • 

25308 

pemji 

25347 

pesze 

25386 

peyju 

25425 

pidga 

TWinnincr of 

• •• 

25309 

pemon 

25348 

petag 

25387 

peyny 

25426 

pidic 

End of 


... 

25310 

pempo 

25349 

petci 

25388 

peyoz 

25427 

pidke 

Last 


... 

25311 

pemut 

25350 

petek 

25389 

peypa 

25428 

pldys 

Middle of 

... 

26312 

pemvu 

25351 

petye 

25390 

peyte 

25429 

piedy 

Next 

... 

... 

25313 

pemyx 

25352 

peubl 

25391 

peyuf 

25430 

piefa 


516 























pieje DECIMALS pluky 

(See also Part III.) 

For any Decimal Currencies, Measurements, etc., in conjunction with a 
Half Word from Part I. specifying the Currency required (Dollars, Francs, etc.) 
if not otherwise understood. 

If a whole number is required with two points of decimals other than is 
provided in this Table the same may be taken from Numeral Table and combined with 
the two decimal points required from this Table, thus : —156.32 = ruifopikyz. 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word! 

Deci¬ 

mals. 

Noe. 

(Half) 

word. 

Deci¬ 

mals. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Deci¬ 

mals. 

Noe. 

(Half) 

word. 

Deci¬ 

mals. 

25431 

pieje 

.00005 

25468 

pihkl 

.19 

25485 

plmfl 

.46 

25512 

plrgo 

.73 

25432 

pieni 

.0001 

25459 

pihotn 

.20 

25486 

pitnil 

.47 

25513 

pirmu 

.74 

25433 

pieto 

.0002 

25460 

pihus 

.21 

25487 

plmlo 

.48 

25514 

pirow 

.75 

25434 

piezu 

.0004 

25461 

pihwu 

.22 

25488 

pitnor 

.49 

25515 

pirsa 

.76 

25435 

pifaw 

.0005 

25462 

pikab 

.23 

25489 

pitnru 

.50 

25516 

piruc 

.77 

25436 

pifcy 

.001 

25463 

pikde 

.24 

25490 

pimux 

.51 

25517 

pirwe 

.78 

25437 

plfmi 

.002 

25464 

pikef 

.25 

25491 

pimvy 

.52 

25518 

Piryg 

.79 

25438 

pifok 

.004 

25465 

pikhi 

.26 

25492 

plmxa 

.53 

25519 

pisaj 

.80 

25439 

pifso 

.005 

25466 

Piklj 

.27 

25493 

pitnyb 

.54 

25520 

pisen 

.81 

25440 

plfyu 

.01 

25467 

pikno 

.28 

25494 

pinim 

.55 

25521 

pisfo 

.82 

25441 

pigax 

.02 

25468 

pikop 

.29 

25495 

pinko 

.56 

25522 

plsir 

.83 

25442 

pigby 

.03 

25469 

piktu 

.30 

25496 

plnos 

.67 

25523 

pislu 

.84 

25443 

pigda 

.04 

25470 

pikuv 

.31 

25497 

plnuy 

.58 

25524 

pisox 

.85 

25444 

plgeb 

.05 

25471 

pikyz 

.32 

25498 

plnwa 

.59 

25525 

pispy 

.86 

25445 

plghe 

.06 

25472 

pikza 

.33 

25499 

plnyc 

.60 

25526 

pisra 

.87 

25446 

pigif 

.07 

25473 

pilac 

.34 

25500 

piodi 

.61 

25527 

pisud 

.88 

25447 

pigii 

.08 

25474 

pilce 

.35 

25501 

piojo 

.62 

25528 

plsve 

.89 

25448 

pigol 

.09 

25475 

plleg 

.36 

25502 

plopu 

.63 

25529 

piszi 

.90 

25449 

pigro 

.10 

25476 

Pilgi 

.37 

26503 

pioty 

.64 

25630 

pitak 

.91 

25450 

pigur 

.11 

25477 

pUik 

.38 

25504 

piova 

.65 

25531 

pitls 

.92 

25451 

pigxu 

.12 

25478 

pilmo 

.39 

25505 

pioze 

.66 

25532 

pitku 

.93 

25452 

plgyv 

.13 

25479 

pilsu 

.40 

25506 

Pipag 

.67 

25533 

pitoy 

.94 

25453 

pihay 

.14 

25480 

pilwy 

.41 

25507 

pipe! 

.68 

25534 

P«yl 

.95 

25454 

pihca 

.15 

25481 

pllya 

.42 

25508 

pipek 

.69 

25535 

piudo 

.96 

25455 

pihec 

.16 

25482 

pimad 

.43 

25509 

pipsy 

.70 

25536 

piuju 

.97 

25456 

pihge 

.17 

25483 

plmbe 

.44 

25510 

pipyc 

.71 

25537 

piuny 

.98 

25457 

pihig 

.18 

25484 

pimeh 

.45 

25511 

pirem 

.72 

25538 

piupa 

.99 


WHOLE 

number. 

— 

to 

•5 

•75 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Noe. 

(Half) 

word. 

Noe. 

(Half) 

word. 

1 

25539 

piute 

25554 

pixky 

25569 

pizsl 

25584 

plieg 

2 

25540 

piuxi 

25555 

pixma 

26570 

plzuk 

25585 

pligi 

3 

25541 

pivam 

25556 

pixoc 

25571 

pizyo 

25586 

pilmo 

4 

25542 

pivco 

25657 

pixym 

25572 

plaga 

25587 

plisu 

5 

26543 

plvmy 

25558 

piyap 

25573 

plaic 

25588 

pliwy 

6 

25544 

pivse 

25559 

piyfu 

25574 

plake 

25589 

pliya 

7 

25545 

pi vug 

25560 

plyix 

25575 

piece 

25590 

ploem 

*8 

25546 

pivwi 

25561 

piyjy 

25676 

pleec 

25591 

plogo 

9 

25547 ■ 

plwan 

25662 

plyla 

25677 

plege 

25592 

plomu 

10 

25548 

piwer 

25563 

piyod 

25678 

pleig 

25593 

plosa 

11 

25549 

piwiv 

25564 

piype 

25679 

pieki 

25594 

plouc 

12 

25550 

plwob 

25565 

plyti 

25580 

pleom 

25595 

plowe 

13 

25551 

piwyl 

25566 

plyuj 

25581 

pleus 

25596 

plues 

14 

25552 

pixes 

25567 

piyzo 

25582 

pliac 

25597 

plugu 

15 

25653 

pixgu 

25568 

pizka 

26583 

pilce 

25598 

pluky 


517 































pluma 


DECIMALS ( contd.) 


prita 





•25 


*5 


•75 









WHOLE 

NUMBER. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

No8. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

16 

25599 

pluma 

25654 

poglo 

25709 

ponoy 

25764 

powib 

17 

25600 

pluoc 

25655 

pogor 

25710 

ponyi 

25765 

powle 

18 

25601 

plyas 

25656 

pogru 

25711 

poodo 

25766 

powpi 

19 

25602 

plycu 

25657 

pogux 

25712 

pooju 

25767 

powun 

20 

25603 

plyew 

25658 

pogvy 

25713 

poony 

25768 

powvo 

21 

25604 

plygy 

25659 

pogyb 

25714 

poopa 

25769 

powyr 

22 

25605 

plynie 

25660 

pohim 

25715 

poote 

25770 

poxey 

23 

25606 

plyog 

25661 

pohko 

25716 

pooxi 

25771 

poxga 

24 

25607 

plyuni 

25662 

pohos 

25717 

popam 

25772 

poxic 

25 

25608 

plywo 

25663 

pohuy 

25718 

popco 

25773 

poxke 

26 

25609 

poaby 

25664 

pohyc 

25719 

popmy 

25774 

poxys 

27 

25610 

poada 

25665 

poidi 

25720 

popse 

25775 

poyav 

28 

25611 

poahe 

25666 

poijo 

25721 

popug 

25776 

poydy 

29 

25612 

poali 

25667 

poipu 

25722 

popwi 

25777 

poyez 

30 

25613 

poaro 

25668 

poity 

25723 

popyk 

25778 

poyfa 

31 

25614 

poaxu 

25669 

poiva 

25724 

pores 

25779 

poyid 

32 

25615 

pobay 

25670 

poize 

25725 

porgu 

25780 

poyje 

33 

25616 

pobca 

25671 

pojag 

25726 

porky 

25781 

poyni 

34 

25617 

pobec 

25672 

pojci 

25727 

porma 

25782 

poyoj 

35 

25618 

pobge 

25673 

pojek 

25728 

poroc 

25783 

poyto 

36 

25619 

pobig 

25674 

pojsy 

25729 

porym 

25784 

poyup 

37 

25620 

pobom 

25675 

poiye 

25730 

posap 

25785 

poyzu 

38 

25621 

pobus 

25676 

pokah 

25731 

poset 

25786 

pozaw 

39 

25622 

pobwu 

25677 

pokbi 

25732 

posfu 

25787 

pozcy 

40 

25623 

pocaz 

25678 

pokel 

25733 

posix 

25788 

pozmi 

41 

25624 

pocba 

25679 

pokho 

25734 

posjy 

257 S9 

pozok 

42 

25625 

poced 

25680 

poklp 

25735 

posla 

25790 

pozyu 

43 

25626 

pocfe 

25681 

poknu 

25736 

posod 

25791 

praaz 

44 

25627 

pocih 

25682 

pokov 

25737 

pospc 

25792 

praba 

45 

25628 

poc-l 

25683 

pokry 

25738 

post! 

25793 

praed 

46 

25629 

pocon 

25684 

pokta 

25739 

posuj 

25794 

prafe 

47 

25630 

pocpo 

25685 

pokub 

25740 

posyn 

25795 

praji 

48 

25631 

pocut 

25686 

pokyf 

25741 

poszo 

25796 

praon 

49 

25632 

pocvu 

25687 

polem 

25742 

potka 

25797 

prapo 

50 

25633 

pocyx 

25688 

polgo 

25743 

potuk 

25798 

praut 

51 

25634 

poczy 

25689 

polmu 

25744 

potyo 

25799 

pravu 

52 

25635 

poede 

25690 

polow 

25745 

poudu 

25800 

prazy 

53 

25636 

poehl 

25691 

polsa 

25746 

pouhy 

25801 

pread 

54 

25637 

poeno 

25692 

poluc 

25747 

pouja 

25802 

prebe 

55 

25638 

poetu 

25693 

polwe 

25748 

poune 

25803 

prefi 

56 

25639 

poexy 

25694 

polyg 

25749 

pouri 

25804 

prcil 

57 

25640 

poeza 

25695 

pomaj 

25750 

pouxo 

25805 

prelo 

58 

25641 

pofac 

25696 

pomen 

25751 

povas 

25806 

preor 

59 

25642 

pofce 

25697 

pomfo 

25752 

povcu 

25807 

preru 

60 

25643 

pofeg 

25698 

pomir 

25753 

povew 

25808 

preux 

61 

25644 

pofgi 

25699 

pomlu 

25754 

povgy 

25809 

prevy 

62 

25645 

pofik 

25700 

pomox 

25755 

povme 

25810 

prexa 

63 

25646 

pofmo 

25701 

pompy 

25756 

povog 

25811 

priah 

64 

25647 

pofsu 

25702 

pomra 

25757 

povum 

25812 

prlbi 

65 

25648 

pofwy 

25703 

pomud 

25758 

povwo 

25813 

priel 

66 

25649 

pofya 

25704 

pomvc 

25759 

powal 

25814 

priho 

67 

25650 

pogad 

2570o 

pomzi 

25760 

powbu 

25815 

pritiu 

69 

25651 

pogbe 

25706 

potiak 

25761 

powex 

25816 

priov 

69 

25652 

pogfi 

25707 

ponis 

25762 

| powfy 

25817 

priry 

70 

25653 

pogil 

25708 

ponku 

518 

25763 

! powha 

25818 

prita 



























priub 


DECIMALS ( contd .) 


pusyt 


WHOLE 

NUMBER. 

— 

•25 

•5 

•75 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

71 

25819 

priub 

25859 

pubko 

25899 

puglu 

25939 

pumjy 

72 

25820 

prixe 

25860 

pubos 

25900 

pugox 

25940 

pumla 

73 

25821 

proan 

25861 

pubuy 

25901 

pugpy 

25941 

pumod 

74 

25822 

probo 

25862 

pubwa 

25902 

pugra 

25942 

pumpe 

75 

25823 

proer 

25863 

pubyc 

25903 

pugud 

25943 

pumti 

76 

25824 

prohu 

25864 

pucaf 

25904 

pugve 

25944 

pumuj 

77 

25825 

proiv 

25865 

pucdi 

25905 

pugzi 

25945 

pumyn 

78 

25826 

proly 

25866 

pucej 

25906 

puhak 

25946 

pumzo 

79 

25827 

prona 

25867 

pucin 

25907 

puhis 

25947 

punka 

80 

25828 

proob 

25868 

pucjo 

25908 

puhku 

25948 

punsi 

81 

25829 

prore 

25869 

pucot 

25909 

puhoy 

25949 

punuk 

82 

25830 

provi 

25870 

pucpu 

25910 

puhyi 

25950 

punyo 

83 

25831 

proyl 

25871 

pucty 

25911 

puido 

25951 

puohy 

84 

25832 

pruat 

25872 

pucuz 

25912 

puiju 

25952 

puoja 

85 

25833 

prubu 

25873 

pucva 

25913 

puiny 

25953 

puone 

86 

25834 

pruex 

25874 

pucyd 

25914 

puipa 

25954 

puori 

87 

25835 

prufy 

25875 

pucze 

25915 

puite 

25955 

puoxo 

88 

25836 

pruha 

25876 

pudag 

25916 

pufxi 

25956 

pupas 

89 

25837 

pruib 

25877 

pudci 

25917 

pujam 

25957 

pupcu 

90 

25838 

prule 

25878 

pudek 

25918 

pujco 

25958 

pupew 

91 

25839 

prupi 

25879 

pudsy 

25919 

pujmy 

25959 

pupgy 

92 

25840 

pruvo 

25880 

pudye 

25920 

pujse 

25960 

pupme 

93 

25841 

pryax 

25881 

puebi 

25921 

pujug 

25961 

pupog 

94 

25842 

pryby 

25882 

pueho 

25922 

pujwi 

25962 

pupum 

95 

25843 

pryda 

25883 

puenu 

25923 

pujyk 

25963 

pupwo 

96 

25844 

pryeb 

25884 

puery 

25924 

pukan 

25964 

purey 

97 

25845 

pryhe 

25885 

pueta 

25925 

pukbo 

25965 

purga 

98 

25846 

pryif 

25886 

puexe 

25926 

puker 

25966 

puric 

99 

25847 

pryli 

25887 

pufem 

25927 

pukiv 

25967 

purke 

100 

25848 

pryol 

25888 

pufgo 

25928 

pukly 

25968 

purys 


25849 

pryro 

25889 

pufmu 

25929 

pules ' 

25969 

pusav 


25850 

pryur 

25890 

pufow 

25930 

pulgu 

25970 

pusdy 


25851 

pryxu 

25891 

pufsa 

25931 

pulky 

25971 

pusez 


25852 

puabe 

25892 

pufuc 

25932 

pulma 

25972 

pusfa 


25853 

puafi 

25893 

pufwe 

25933 

puloc 

25973 

pusid 


25854 

pualo 

25894 

pufyg 

25934 

pulym 

25974 

pusni 


25855 

puaru 

25895 

pugaj 

25935 

pumap 

25975 

puso] 


25856 

puavy 

25896 

pugen 

25936 

pumet 

25976 

pusto 


25857 

puaxa 

25897 

pugfo 

25937 

pumfu 

25977 

pusup 


25858 

pubim 

25898 

puglr 

25938 

pumix 

1 25978 

pusyt 


For expressing higher numbers with two decimal points see Note 
at head of Table. 


519 





































putaw HORSE-POWER pyuij 

NOTE.—If it is required to give a H.P. otherwise than those in this Table the same 
may be taken from Numeral Table, ‘preceding the Half Word by the Half 
Word indicating “ Horse-power ” from Part 1. unless the context renders 
it unnecessary. 


Noe. 


(Half) 

word. 


H.P. 


Noe. 


(Half) 

word. 


H.P. 


Noe. 


(Half) 

word. 


H.P. 


Nos. 


(Half) 

word. 


H.P. 


25979 

25980 

25981 

25982 

25983 

25984 

25985 

25986 

25987 

25988 

25989 

25990 

25991 

25992 

25993 

25994 

25995 

25996 

25997 

25998 

25999 

26000 
26001 
26002 

26003 

26004 

26005 

26006 

26007 

26008 

26009 

26010 
26011 
26012 

26013 

26014 

26015 

26016 

26017 

26018 

26019 

26020 
26021 
26022 
26023 


putaw 

putcy 

putok 

putso 

putyu 

puvay 

puvca 

puvec 

puvge 

puvig 

puvki 

puvom 

puvus 

puvwu 

puwaz 

puwed 

puwon 

puwut 

puwyx 

puyab 

puyde 

puyef 

puyhl 

puyij 

puyno 

puyop 

puytu 

puyuv 

puyxy 

puyza 

puzac 

puzce 

puzeg 

puzgi 

puzik 

puzmo 

puzya 

pyabl 

pyael 

pyaho 

pyalp 

pyanu 

pyaov 

pyary 

pyata 


26024 pyaub 


1 

H 

if- if 

li 

If- 2 

2 

2 - 2 * 

2* 

2f" 2* 
2* 

2f- 2f 

2 i 

2f- 3 

3 

3 - 3* 

3 - 3* 
3* 

3* 

3f- 3f 
3|-4 

4 

4 - 4* 
4 * 

4 *- 5 

5 

5 - 5 * 

5-6 

5 - 9 

5 -15 

5*- 6 

6 

6 - 6 * 

6- 7 
6-8 
6 * 

6*- 7 

7 

7- 7* 

7- 8 
7* 

8 

8 - 9 
8 -10 
9 

9 -10 


26025 

26026 
26027 

26028p 

26029 

26030 p 

26031 

26032 

26033 

26034 

26035 

26036 

26037 

26038 

26039 

26040 

26041 

26042 

26043 

26044 

26045 

26046 

26047 

26048 

26049 

26050 

26051 

26052 

26053 

26054 

26055 

26056 

26057 

26058 

26059 

26060 
26061 
26062 

26063 

26064 

26065 

26066 

26067 

26068 
26069 


pyaxe 

pybem 

pybgo 

lybmu 

pybow 

ybsa 

pybuc 

pybwc 

pybyg 

pyca] 

pycen 

pycfo 

pycir 

pyclu 

pycox 

pycpy 

pycra 

pycud 

pycve 

pyczl 

pydak 

pydis 

pydku 

pydoy 

pydyl 

pyedo 

pyeep 

pyeit 

pyeju 

pyeny 

pyeoz 

pyepa 

pyete 

pyeuf 

pyexl 

pyfam 

pyfco 

pyfse 

pyfug 

pyfwl 

pyfyk 

pygan 

pygbo 

pyger 

pyghu 


26070lpygiv 


9* 

10 

10 -11 
10 -12 

10 -30 
10 * 

11 

Hi 

11*-12 

12 

12 -13 
12 -14 
12 -15 
12 -16 
12 -18 

12 -40 

13 

13 -16 

14 

14 -16 
14 -18 

14 -20 

15 

15 -18 
15 -20 
15 -25 

15 -30 

16 

16 -17 
16 -18 
16 -20 
16 -22 
16 -24 
16 -25 

16 -40 

17 

17 -22 
17 -24 
17 -40 

17 -60 

H8 

18 -20 
18 -22 
18 -24 
18 -25 
18 -30 


26071 

26072 

26073 

26074 p 

26075 p : 

26076 

26077 

26078 p 

26079 p : 

26080 p 

26081 

26082 p 

26083 

26084 

26085 p; 

26086 p’ 

26087 

26088 p 

26089 p ; 

26090 p : 

26091 

26092 

26093 

26094 

26095 
26096p 
26097 
26098p 
26099 

26100p 
26101 
26102 

26103 jr 

26104 p : 

26105 p : 

26106 p' 

26107 

26108 p 

26109 p : 

26110 p : 

26111 
26112 p ; 

26113p 

26114 

26115 

26116 


pygiy 

pyhes 

pyhgu 

yhky 

lyhma 

pyhoc 

pyhym 

iyifu 

yl|y 

yila 

pyiod 

yipe 

pyiti 

pyizo 

yjka 

>yjsi 

pyjuk 

yjyo 

ykar 

ykdu 

pykev 

pykhy 

pykiz 

pykja 

pykue 

»ykof 

pykri 

ykul 

pykxo 

ykyp 

pylas 

pylcu 

iylew 

yigy 

>ylme 

jylog 

pylum 

tylwo 

iymat 

ymbu 

pymex 

•ymfy 

jymha 

pymib 

pyrale 

pymoh 


18-35 

20 

20-22 

20-24 

20-25 

20-28 

20-30 

21 

22 

23 

23- 30 

24 

24- 26 
24-28 
24-30 

24- 40 

25 

25- 50 
25-35 

25- 50 

26 

26- 28 
26-30 
28 

28-30 

28-35 

28-50 

30 

30-34 

30-35 

30-36 

30-40 

30-90 

30-98 

32 

35 

35-40 

35-45 

35-50 

36 

37 

38 

38-60 

38-80 

38-90 

40 


26117 p; 


26118p 

26119p 

26120 p : 

26121 

26122 p 

26123 p : 

26124 
26125p 

26126p 

26127 

26128 p 

26129p 

26130 p : 

26131 

26132 

26133 

26134 p 

26135 p : 

26136 p ; 

26137 

26138 p 

26139 p : 

26140 p : 

26141 

26142 jr 

26143 p : 

26144 p 

26145 p‘ 

26146 p : 

26147 

26148 p ; 

26149 
26150p 
26151 
26152p 

26153 p' 

26154 

26155 

26156 p 

26157 

26158 

26159 p 

26160p 
26161 


iympi 

ymun 

ymvo 

ymyr 

pyney 

ynga 

lynic 

pynke 

ynys 

yoav 

pyody 

•yoez 

yofa 

yoid 

pyo]e 

pyoni 

pyooj 

yoto 

youp 

yozu 

pypaw 

ypcy 

ypnil 

iypok 

pypso 

ypyu 

iyray 

yrec 

iyrig 

iyrom 

pyrus 

ysaz 

pysba 

ysed 

pysfe 

ysji 

iyson 

pyspo 

pysut 

ysvu 

pysyx 

pyuab 

iyude 

iyuef 

pyuhi 


40-45 

40-50 

40-60 

40-65 

42 

42-70 

45 

45-50 

45-60 

46 

47 

48 

49 

50 

55 

56 
60 

60-75 

65 

70 

75 

80 

90 

100 

120 

125 

150 

175 

180 

200 


26162 pyuij 


520 
































pyuno 


LETTERS AND TELEGRAMS 

(References to) 


ranio 


DATE. 

Your telegram of 

Our telegram of 

Your letter of 

Our letter of 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

l8t 

26163 

pyuno 

26194 

raanu 

26225 

raepa 

26256 

rakdu 

2nd 

26164 

pyuop 

26195 

raary 

26226 

raete 

26257 

rakev 

3rd 

26165 

pyutu 

26196 

raata 

26227 

raexi 

26258 

rakiz 

4th 

26166 

pyuxy 

26197 

raaxe 

26228 

rafam 

26259 

rakne 

6th 

26167 

pyuza 

26198 

rabem 

26229 

rafse 

26260 

rakof 

6th 

26168 

pyvac 

26199 

rabgo 

26230 

rafug 

26261 

rakri 

7th 

26169 

pyvce 

26200 

rabmu 

26231 

rafwi 

26262 

rakul 

8th 

26170 

pyveg 

26201 

rabow 

26232 

rafyk 

26263 

rakxo 

9th 

26171 

pyvgl 

26202 

rabsa 

26233 

ragan 

26264 

rakyp 

10th 

26172 

pyvlk 

26203 

rabuc 

26234 

ragbo 

26265 

ralas 

11th 

26173 

pyvmo 

26204 

rabwe 

26235 

ragcr 

26266 

ralcu 

12th 

26174 

pyvsu 

26205 

rabyg 

26236 

raghu 

26267 

ralew 

13th 

26175 

pyvwy 

26206 

racaj 

26237 

ragiv 

26268 

ralgy 

14th 

26176 

pyvya 

26207 

racen 

26238 

ragly 

26269 

ralme 

15th 

26177 

pywad 

26208 

racfo 

26239 

rahes 

26270 

ralog 

16th 

26178 

pywil 

26209 

racir 

26240 

rahgu 

26271 

ralum 

17th 

26179 

pywor 

26210 

raclu 

26241 

rahky 

26272 

ralwo 

18th 

26180 

pywux 

26211 

racox 

26242 

rahma 

26273 

ramat 

19th 

26181 

pywyb 

26212 

racpy 

26243 

rahoc 

26274 

rambu 

20th 

26182 

pyxim 

26213 

racra 

26244 

rahym 

26275 

ram ex 

21st 

26183 

pyxko 

26214 

racud 

26245 

raifu 

26276 

ramfy 

22nd 

26184 

pyx os 

26215 

racve 

26246 

raijy 

26277 

ramib 

23rd 

26186 

pyxuy 

26216 

raczl 

26247 

ralla 

26278 

ramie 

24th 

26186 

pyxwa 

26217 

radak 

26248 

raipe 

26279 

ramoh 

26th 

26187 

pyxyc 

26218 

rad is 

26249 

raiti 

26280 

ram pi 

26th 

26188 

pyzag 

26219 

radku 

26250 

raizo 

26281 

ramun 

27th 

26189 

pyzcl 

26220 

radoy 

26251 

ra 

ka 

26282 

ramvo 

28th 

26190 

pyzek 

26221 

radyi 

26252 

ra 

si 

26283 

ramyr 

29th 

26191 

pyzye 

26222 

raedo 

26253 

ra 

uk 

26284 

raney 

30th 

26192 

raabl 

26223 

raeju 

26254 

ra 

yo 

26285 

ranga 

31st 

26193 

raaho 

26224 

raeny 

26255 

ral 

tear 

26286 

ranic 


621 















ranys MEASUREMENTS rewta 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Ins. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Ins. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Ins. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Ins. 

26287 

ranys 


26344 

raxko 

fg 

26401 

regja 

2fg 

26458 

renig 


26288 

raody 

KilVi'fT 

26345 

raxos 

ft 

26402 

regne 

2ff 

26459 

renki 

6 A 

26289 

raofa 

y rjVrjT 

26346 

raxuy 

A 

26403 

regof 

2}g 

26460 

renotn 

4 

26290 

raoje 

7> iW 

26347 

raxwa 

gl 

26404 

regri 

3 

26461 

renus 

6 tb 

26291 

raoni 

■>h 

26348 

raxyc 

i 

26405 

regul 

3 A 

26462 

renwu 


26292 

raoto 


26349 

rayaf 

gf 

26400 

regyp 

3* 

26463 

reoba 

«13 

26293 

raozu 


26350 

raydi 

u 

26407 

rehas 

3 A 

26464 

reofe 

6£ 

26294 

rapaw 

A 

26351 

rayej 

n 

26408 

rehcu 

3f 

26465 

reoji 

«li 

26295 

rapcv 

fi'V 

26352 

rayin 

H 

26409 

rehew 

3 A 

26466 

reopo 

4 

26296 

rapok 

A 

26353 

ray jo 

n 

26410 

rehme 

3g 

26467 

reovu 

6 4 

26297 

rapso 


26354 

rayot 

n 

26411 

rehog 

3 A 

26468 

reozy 

7 

26298 

rapyu 

33 

26355 

raypu 

gf 

26412 

rehum 

31 

26469 

rerac 

7 A 

26299 

raray 

A 

26356 

rayty 

i 

26413 

rehwo 

3A 

26470 

rerce 

7.4 

26300 

rarca 

i 

26357 

rayuz 


26414 

reibu 

3| 

26471 

rereg 

7 A 

26301 

rarec 

A 

26358 

rayva 

1A 

26415 

reify 

3 n 

26472 

rergi 

n 

26302 

rarge 

A 

26359 

rayze 

I32 

26416 

reiha 

3f 

26473 

rerik 

7 A 

26303 

rarig 

H 

26360 

razag 

1 * 

26417 

reile 

3A 

26474 

rermo 

n 

26304 

rarki 

A 

26361 

razek 

1 A 

26418 

reipi 

31 

26475 

rersu 

7 A 

26305 

rarom 

H 

26362 

razye 

1 A 

26419 

reivo 

3f3 

26476 

rerwy 

7 1 

26306 

rarus 

A 

26363 

reado 

i& 

26420 

rejey 

4 

26477 

rerya 

7 A 

26307 

rarwu 

If 

26364 

reaju 

if 

26421 

rejga 

^A 

26478 

resad 

n 

26308 

rasaz 

i 

26365 

reany 


26422 

rejic 

4 

26479 

resbe 

7 n 

26309 

rasba 

u 

26366 

reapa 

1A 

26423 

rejke 

•4* 

26480 

reseh 

7 f 

26310 

rased 

A 

26367 

reale 

41 

26424 

rejys 

4 

26481 

resfi 

7 A 

26311 

rasfe 


26368 

reaxi 

if 

26425 

rekav 

4 A 

26482 

resil 

n 

26312 

rasji 

A 

26369 

rebam 

m 

26426 

rekdy 

4» 

26483 

reslo 

m 

26313 

rason 

u 

26370 

rebco 


26427 

rekez 

4* 

26484 

resor 

8 

26314 

raspo 

H 

26371 

rebmy 

43 

26428 

rekfa 

4 

26485 

resru 

8 A 

26315 

rasut 


26372 

rebse 

4“ 

26429 

rekid 

4* 

26486 

resux 

H 

26316 

rasvu 

I 

26373 

rcbug 

m 

26430 

rekje 

4 

26487 

resvy 

«A 

26317 

rasyx 

u 

26374 

rebwi 


26431 

rekni 

m 

26488 

resyb 

8 f 

26318 

raude 

33 

26375 

rebyk 

m 

26432 

rekoj 

4f 

26489 

retim 

8 A 

26319 

rauhi 

u 

26376 

recan 

if 

26433 

rekto 

43 

26490 

retko 

83 

26320 

rauno 

A 

26377 

recer 

m 

26434 

rekup 

4 

26491 

retos 

8 * 

26321 

rautu 

gf 

26378 

rechu 


26435 

rekyt 

41g 

26492 

retuy 

81 

26322 

rauxy 

if 

26379 

reciv 

m 

26436 

rekzu 

5 

26493 

retwa 

»A 

26323 

rauza 

u 

26380 

recly 

if 

26437 

relaw 

5A 

26494 

retyc 

8 g 

26324 

ravac 

i 

26381 

redes 


26438 

relcy 

H 

26495 

reuaf 

8 H 

26325 

ravce 

gf 

26382 

redgu 

4g 

26439 

rclmi. 


26496 

reudi 

8i 

26326 

raveg 

li 

26383 

redky 

m 

26440 

relok 

«3 

26497 

reujo 

8*g 

26327 

ravgi 

gf 

26384 

redma 

n 

26441 

relso 

®A 

26498 

reupu 

8| 

26328 

ravik 

A 

26385 

redoc 

131 

26442 

relyu 

*3 

26499 

reuty 

813 

26329 

ravmo 

gf 

26386 

redym 

4 g 

26443 

remax 

*& 

26500 

reuva 

9 

26330 

ravwy 


26387 

reefu 

m 

26444 

remby 

6-1 

26501 

reuze 

9A 

26331 

ravya 

gf 

26388 

reejy 

2 

26445 

remda 

*A 

26502 

revag 

n 

26332 

rawad 

3 

26389 

reela 

2 A 

26446 

remeb 


26503 

revci 

®ft 

26333 

rawbe 

H 

26390 

reepe 

2 * 

26447 

remif 


26504 

revek 

n 

26334 

rawfi 

U 

26391 

reeti 

2 * 

26448 

remli 

5f 

26505 

revye 


26335 

rawil 

ii 

26392 

reezo 

2f 

26449 

remol 

*13 

26506 

rewah 

93 

26336 

rawlo 

n 

26393 

refka 

2 A 

26450 

remro 


26507 

rewbi 

9A 

26337 

rawor 

u 

26394 

refsi 

2| 

26451 

remur 

*13 

26508 

rewel 

91 

26338 

rawru 

M 

26395 

refyo 

2 A 

26452 

remxu 

6 

26509 

rewho 

»ft 

26339 

rawux 

If 

26396 

regar 

2* 

26453 

remyv 


26510 

rewip 

9| 

26340 

rawvy 

* 

26397 

regdu 

2* 

26454 

renay 


26511 

rewnu 

®13 

26341 

rawxa 

H 

26398 

regev 

2f 

26455 

renca 

«A 

26512 

rewov 

93 

26342 

rawyb 

n 

26399 

reghy 

m 

26456 

renec 

61 

26513 

rewry 

913 

26343 

raxim 

gi 

26400 

regiz 

2 f 

26457 

renge 

6 A 

26514 

rewta 

9J 


522 























rewub MEASUREMENTS ( conld .) rista 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Ins. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Feet. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Feet. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Feet. 

20515 

rewub 

OH 

26552 

ricev 

5 

20591 

rigzu 

44 

20030 

rimtu 

83 

20510 

rewxe 

10 

20553 

richv 

C 

20592 

rihaw 

45 

20031 

rimuv 

84 

26517 

rewyf 

10* 

26554 

riciz 

7 

20593 

rihmi 

46 

20032 

rimxy 

85 

20518 

rexem 

to; 

20555 

ricja 

8 

26594 

rihok 

47 

26033 

rimyz 

86 

20519 

rexgo 

10* 

20550 

ricne 

9 

20595 

rihso 

48 

20034 

rimza 

87 

26520 

rexmu 

ioi 

20557 

ricof 

10 

20596 

rihyu 

49 

20035 

rinac 

88 

26521 

rexow 

10* 

20558 

ricri 

11 

26597 

riiby 

50 

20036 

rince 

89 

20522 

rexsa 

102 

20559 

ricul 

12 

20598 

riida 

51 

26037 

rineg 

90 

26523 

rexuc 

10* 

26560 

ricyp 

13 

26599 

riihe 

52 

26638 

ringi 

91 

26524 

rexwe 

101 

26561 

ridas 

14 

26600 

riili 

53 . 

26639 

rinik 

92 

26525 

rexyg 

10* 

26502 

ridcu 

15 

26601 

riiro 

54 

26640 

rinsu 

93 

26520 

reyaj 

102 

26503 

ridew 

10 

26002 

riixu 

55 

26641 

rinwy 

94 

26527 

reyen 

iota 

26504 

ridgy 

17 

26603 

rijay 

56 

20642 

rinya 

95 

20528 

reyfo 

102 

26565 

ridme 

18 

26004 

rijea 

57 

26643 

riobe 

96 

20529 

reyir 

1012 

20506 

ridog 

19 

26605 

rijec 

58 

26644 

riofi 

97 

20530 

reylu 

105 

20507 

ridum 

20 

26606 

rijge 

59 

26645 

riolo 

98 

20531 

reyox 

1012 

20508 

ridwo 

21 

26607 

rijig 

60 

26646 

rioru 

99 

26532 

reypy 

li 

20509 

riebu 

22 

26608 

rijki 

61 

26647 

riovy 

100 

20533 

reyra 

ii* 

26570 

riefy 

23 

20609 

rijom 

62 

26648 

rioxa 

150 

20534 

reyud 

ii* 

20571 

rieha 

24 

2G610 

rijus 

03 

26049 

ripim 

200 

20535 

reyve 

ii* 

26572 

riele 

25 

20011 

rikaz 

04 

26650 

ripko 

250 

20530 

reyzi 

n.l 

26573 

riepi 

26 

26012 

rikba 

05 

26651 

ripos 

300 

26537 

rezak 

11* 

20574 

rievo 

• 27 

20613 

riked 

66 

26652 

ripuy 

350 

26538 

rezis 

Hi 

26575 

rifey 

28 

20614 

rikfe 

67 

26653 

ripwa 

400 

26539 

rezku 

li* 

26570 

rifga 

29 

26615 

rikih 

68 

20654 

ripyc 

450 

26540 

rezoy 

1U 

26577 

rifle 

30 

26616 

rikji 

69 

20655 

rirag 

500 

26541 

rezyi 

u* 

26578 

rifke 

31 

26617 

rikon 

70 

26656 

rirci 

600 

26542 

riafu 

lit 

26579 

rifys 

32 

20018 

rikpo 

71 

20657 

rirek 

700 

26543 

riajy 

1112 

26580 

rigav 

33 

20619 

rikut 

72 

26658 

rirsy 

800 

20544 

riaia 

ill 

20581 

rigdy 

34 

20020 

rikvu 

73 

26659 

rirye 

900 

20545 

riape 

1112 

20582 

rigez 

35 

20621 

rikyx 

74 

26060 

risah 

1000 

26546 

riati 

112 

26583 

rigfa 

30 

26022 

rikzy 

75 

26001 

risbi 

2000 

20547 

riazo 

1112 

26584 

rigid 

37 

26023 

rimab 

76 

26602 

risel 

3000 




26585 

rigje 

38 

26624 

rimde 

77 

20003 

risho 

4000 



Feet. 

26580 

rigni 

39 

26625 

rimef 

78 

26604 

risip 

5000 

20548 

ribuk 

1 

26587 

rigoj 

40 

26620 

rimhi 

.79 

26665 

risnu 

10000 

26549 

ribyo 

2 

20588 

rigto 

41 

20627 

rimij 

80 

26666 

risov 

15000 

26550 

ricar 

3 

20589 

rigup 

42 

26628 

ritnno 

81 

26007 

risry 

20000 

26551 

ricdu 

4 

20590 

rigyt 

43 

26629 

rimop 

82 

20008 

rista 

25000 


623 




















risyf NUMERALS AND FRACTIONS ruaxy 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nume¬ 

rals. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nume¬ 

rals. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nume¬ 

rals. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nume¬ 

rals. 

26669 

risyf 

ijoioo 

26726 

robmi 

ff 

26783 

rokaf 

12 f 

26840 

rosly 

46 

26670 

ritem 


26727 

robok 

If 

26784 

rokdi 

12 f 

26841 

rotes 

47 

26671 

ritgo 

ZOOO 

26728 

robso 

M 

26785 

rokej 

12 f 

26842 

rotky 

48 

26672 

ritmu 


26729 

rocax 

If 

26786 

rokin 

13 

26843 

rotma 

49 

26673 

ritow 

sihr 

26730 

rocda 

1 

26787 

rokjo 

13f 

26844 

rotoc 

50 

26674 

ritsa 

t hn 

26731 

roceb 

If 

26788 

rokot 

13f 

26845 

rotym 

51 

26675 

rituc 

A 

26732 

roche 

§f 

26789 

rokpu 

13f 

26846 

rouap 

52 

26676 

ritwe 

A 

26733 

rocif 

If 

26790 

rokty 

14 

26847 

rouet 

53 

26677 

rityg 

A 

26734 

rocli 

ff 

26791 

rokuz 

14f 

26848 

roufu 

54 

26678 

riufo 

A 

26735 

rocol 

ff 

26792 

rokva 

14f 

26849 

roujy 

55 

26679 

riulu 

A 

26736 

rocro 

If 

26793 

rokyd 

14f 

26850 

roula 

56 

26680 

riupy 

A 

26737 

rocur 

If 

26794 

rokze 

15 

26851 

roupe 

57 

26681 

riura 

A 

26738 

rocyv 

l 

26795 

rolag 

15f 

26852 

routi 

58 

26682 

riuve 

i 


26739 

roday 

if 

26796 

rolci 

15f 

26853 

rouzo 

59 

26683 

riuzl 

A 

26740 

rodec 

H 

26797 

rolek 

15f 

26854 

rovka 

60 

26684 

rivak 

A 

26741 

rodge 

if 

26798 

rolsy 

16 

26855 

rovuk 

61 

26685 

rivis 

u 

26742 

rodig 

2 

26799 

rolye 

16f 

26856 

rovyo 

62 

26686 

rivku 

A 

26743 

rodki 

2 f 

26800 

romah 

16f 

26857 

rowar 

63 

26687 

rivoy 

H 

26744 

rodom 

2 f 

26801 

rombi 

16f 

26858 

rowdu 

64 

26688 

rivyi 

A 

26745 

rod us 

2 f 

26802 

romel 

17 

26859 

rowev 

65 

26689 

riwal 

If 

26746 

roeba 

3 

26803 

romip 

17f 

26860 

rowhy 

66 

26690 

riwep 

f 


26747 

roefe 

3f 

26804 

romnu 

17f 

26861 

rowiz 

67 

26691 

riwit 

If 

26748 

roeji 

3f 

26805 

romov 

17f 

26862 

rowja 

68 

26692 

riwoz 

A 

26749 

roepo 

3f 

26806 

romry 

18 

26863 

rowne 

69 

26693 

riwuf 

If 

26750 

roevu 

4 

26807 

romta 

18f 

26864 

rowof 

70 

26694 

riwyi 

A 

26751 

roezy 

4f 

26808 

romub 

18f 

26865 

rowri 

71 

26695 

rixam 

If 

26752 

rogab 

4f 

26809 

romxe 

18f 

26866 

rowul 

72 

26696 

rixco 

ff 

26753 

rogef 

4f 

26810 

romyf 

19 

26867 

rowxo 

73 

26697 

rixmy 

If 

26754 

roghi 

5 

26811 

ronem 

19f 

26868 

rowyp 

74 

26698 

rixse 

1 


26755 

rogij 

5f 

26812 

rongo 

19f 

26869 

roxas 

75 

26699 

rixug 


26756 

rogno 

5f 

26813 

ronow 

19f 

26870 

roxcu 

76 

26700 

rixwi 

ff 

26757 

rogop 

5f 

26814 

ronsa 

20 

26871 

roxew 

77 

26701 

rixyk 

n 

26758 

rogtu 

6 

26815 

ronuc 

21 

26872 

roxgy 

78 

26702 

riyan 

A 

26759 

roguv 

6 f 

26816 

ronwe 

22 

26873 

roxme 

79 

26703 

riybo 


26760 

rogyz 

*f 

26817 

ronyg 

23 

26874 

roxog 

80 

26704 

riyer 


26761 

rogza 

6 f 

26818 

roofo 

24 

26875 

roxwo 

81 

26705 

riyhu 

ff 

26762 

rohac 

7 

26819 

roolu 

25 

26876 

royat 

82 

26706 

riyiv 

f 


26763 

rohce 

7f 

26820 

roopy 

26 

26877 

roybu 

83 

26707 

riyly 

n 

26764 

roheg 

7f 

26821 

roora 

27 

26878 

royex 

84 

26708 

riyna 


26765 

rohgi 

7f 

26822 

roove 

28 

26879 

royfy 

85 

26709 

riyob 

M 

26766 

rohik 

8 

26823 

roozi 

29 

26880 

royha 

86 

26710 

riyre 

A 

26767 

rohmo 

8 f 

26824 

ropak 

30 

26881 

royib 

87 

26711 

riyvi 

if 

26768 

rohsu 

8 f 

26825 

ropku 

31 

26882 

royle 

88 

26712 

rizes 

f$ 

26769 

rohwy 

8 f 

26826 

ropoy 

32 

26883 

royoh 

89 

26713 

rizgu 


\ 

26770 

rohya 

9 

26827 

ropyi 

33 

26884 

roypl 

90 

26714 

rizky 

I 


26771 

roibe 

9f 

26828 

roram 

34 

26885 

royun 

91 

26715 

rizma 

t\ 


26772 

roifl 

9f 

26829 

rorco 

35 

26886 

royvo 

92 

26716 

rizoc 



26773 

roilo 

9f 

26830 

rormy 

36 

26887 

rozey 

93 

26717 

rizym 



26774 

roiru 

10 

26831 

rorse 

37 

26888 

rozga 

94 

26718 

roady 



26775 

roivy 

lOf 

26832 

rorug 

38 

26889 

rozic 

95 

26719 

roafa 



26776 

rolxa 

10 f 

26833 

rorwi 

39 

26890 

rozke 

96 

26720 

roaje 

§1 

[ 

26777 

rojim 

lOf 

26834 

roryk 

40 

26891 

rozys 

97 

26721 

roani 



26778 

rojko 

11 

26835 

rosan 

41 

26892 

ruade 

98 

26722 

roato 

1 


26779 

rojos 

Ilf 

26836 

rosbo 

42 

26893 

ruahi 

99 

26723 

roazu 

If 

26780 

rojuy 

Ilf 

26837 

roser 

43 

26894 

ruano 

100 

26724 

robaw 

M 

26781 

rojwa 

Ilf 

26838 

roshu 

44 

26895 

ruatu 

101 

26725 

robcy 

» 

26782 

rojyc 

12 

26839 

rosiv 

45 

26896 

ruaxy 

102 


524 
















ruaza NUMERALS AND FRACTIONS (contd.) rykod 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nume¬ 

rals. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nume¬ 

rals. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nume¬ 

rals. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nume¬ 

rals. 

26897 

ruaza 

103 

26954 

ruive 

160 

27011 

rusha 

217 

27068 

rycbl 

274 

26898 

rubac 

104 

26955 

ruizi 

161 

27012 

rusib 

218 

27069 

rycho 

275 

26899 

rubce 

105 

26956 

rujak 

162 

27013 

rusle 

219 

27070 

rycip 

276 

26900 

rubeg 

106 

26957 

rujis 

163 

27014 

rusoh 

220 

27071 

rycnu 

277 

26901 

rubgl 

107 

26958 

rujku 

164 

27015 

ruspl 

221 

27072 

rycov 

278 

26902 

rubik 

108 

26959 

rujoy 

165 

27016 

rusun 

222 

27073 

rycry 

279 

26903 

rubsu 

109 

26960 

rujyi 

166 

27017 

rusvo 

223 

27074 

rycta 

280 

26904 

rubwy 

110 

26961 

rukal 

167 

27018 

rusyr 

224 

27075 

rycub 

281 

26905 

rubya 

111 

26962 

rukdo 

168 

27019 

rutey 

225 

27076 

rycyf 

282 

26906 

rucad 

112 

26963 

rukep 

169 

27020 

rufga 

226 

27077 

rydem 

283 

26907 

rucbe 

113 

26964 

rukit 

170 

27021 

rufic 

227 

27078 

rydgo 

284 

26908 

ruceh 

114 

26965 

rukju 

171 

27022 

rutke 

228 

27079 

rydmu 

285 

26909 

rucfl 

115 

26966 

rukny 

172 

27023 

rutys 

229 

27080 

rydow 

286 

26910 

rucil 

116 

26967 

rukoz 

173 

27024 

ruvaw 

230 

27081 

rydsa 

287 

26911 

ruclo 

117 

26968 

rukpa 

174 

27025 

ruvcy 

231 

27082 

ryduc 

288 

26912 

rucor 

118 

26969 

rukte 

175 

27026 

ruvmi 

232 

27083 

rydyg 

289 

26913 

rucru 

119 

26970 

rukuf 

176 

27027 

ruvok 

233 

27084 

ryeaj 

290 

26914 

rucux 

120 

26971 

rukxi 

177 

27028 

ruvso 

234 

27085 

ryeen 

291 

26915 

rucvy 

121 

26972 

ruky) 

178 

27029 

ruwax 

235 

27086 

ryefo 

292 

26916 

rucyb 

122 

26973 

rulam 

179 

27030 

ruweb 

236 

27087 

ryeir 

293 

26917 

rudim 

123 

26974 

rulco 

180 

27031 

ruwif 

237 

27088 

ryelu 

294 

26918 

rudko 

124 

26975 

rulmy 

181 

27032 

ruwol 

238 

27089 

ryeox 

295 

26919 

rudos 

125 

26976 

rulse 

182 

27033 

ruwur 

239 

27090 

ryepy 

296 

26920 

rudwa 

126 

26977 

rulug 

183 

27034 

ruwyv 

240 

27091 

ryera 

297 

26921 

rudyc 

127 

26978 

rulwi 

184 

27035 

ruxay 

241 

27092 

ryeud 

298 

26922 

rued! 

128 

26979 

rulyk 

185 

27036 

ruxca 

242 

27093 

ryeve 

299 

26923 

ruejo 

129 

26980 

ruman 

186 

27037 

ruxec 

243 

27094 

ryezl 

300 

26924 

ruepu 

130 

26981 

rumbo 

187 

27038 

ruxge 

244 

27095 

ryfak 

301 

26925 

ruety 

131 

26982 

rumer 

188 

27039 

ruxig 

245 

27096 

ryfis 

302 

26926 

rueva 

132 

26983 

rumhu 

189 

27040 

ruxki 

246 

27097 

ryfku 

303 

26927 

rueze 

133 

26984 

rumlv 

190 

27041 

ruxom 

247 

27098 

ryfoy 

304 

26928 

rufag 

134 

26985 

rumly 

191 

27042 

ruxus 

248 

27099 

ryfyi 

305 

26929 

rufcl 

135 

26986 

runes 

192 

27043 

ruxwu 

249 

27100 

rygal 

306 

26930 

rufek 

136 

26987 

rungu 

193 

27044 

ruyaz 

250 

27101 

rygdo 

307 

26931 

rufsy 

137 

26988 

runky 

194 

27045 

ruyba 

251 

27102 

rygep 

308 

26932 

rufye 

138 

26989 

runma 

195 

27046 

ruyed 

252 

27103 

rygit 

309 

26933 

rugah 

139 

26990 

runoc 

196 

27047 

ruyfe 

253 

27104 

rygju 

310 

26934 

rugbl 

140 

26991 

runym 

197 

27048 

ruyji 

254 

27105 

rygny 

311 

26935 

rugel 

141 

26992 

ruofu 

198 

27049 

ruyon 

255 

27106 

rygoz 

312 

. 26936 

rugbo 

142 

26993 

ruojy 

199 

27050 

ruypo 

256 

27107 

rygpa 

313 

26937 

rugip 

143 

26994 

ruola 

200 

27051 

ruyut 

£57 

27108 

rygte 

314 

26938 

rugnu 

144 

26995 

ruope 

201 

27052 

ruyvu 

258 

27109 

ryguf 

315 

26939 

rugov 

145 

26996 

ruoti 

202 

27053 

ryaaf 

259 

27110 

rygyj 

316 

26940 

rugry 

146 

26997 

ruozo 

203 

27054 

ryadi 

260 

27111 

ryham 

317 

26941 

rugta 

147 

26998 

rupka 

204 

27055 

ryain 

261 

27112 

ryhug 

318 

26942 

rugub 

148 

26999 

rupsi 

205 

27056 

ryajo 

262 

27113 

ryhyk 

319 

26943 

rugyf 

149 

27000 

rupuk 

206 

27057 

ryapu 

263 

27114 

ryjes 

320 

26944 

ruhem 

150 

27001 

rupyo 

207 

27058 

ryaty 

264 

27115 

ryjky 

321 

26945 

ruhrau 

151 

27002 

ruras 

208 

27059 

ryauz 

265 

27116 

ryjma 

322 

26946 

ruhow 

152 

27003 

rurew 

209 

27060 

ryava 

266 

27117 

ryjoc 

323 

26947 

ruhsa 

153 

27004 

rurgy 

210 

27061 

ryaze 

267 

27118 

ryjym 

324 

26948 

ruhuc 

154 

27005 

rurog 

211 

27062 

rybag 

268 

27119 

rykap 

325 

26949 

ruhyg 

155 

27006 

rurum 

212 

27063 

rybcl 

269 

27120 

ryket 

326 

26950 

rulfo 

156 

27007 

rusat 

213 

27064 

rybek 

270 

27121 

rykfu 

327 

26951 

ruilu 

167 

27008 

rusbu 

214 

27065 

rybsy 

271 

27122 

ryklx 

328 

26952 

rulpy 

158 

27009 

rusex 

216 

27066 

rybye 

272 

27123 

rykla 

329 

26953 

rulra 

159 

27010 

rusfy 

216 

27067 

rycah 

273 

27124 

rykod 

330 


525 




















rykpe NUMERALS AND FRACTIONS (conld.) sasge 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nume¬ 

rals. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nume¬ 

rals. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nume¬ 

rals. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nume¬ 

rals. 

27125 

rykpe 

331 

27182 

rytig 

388 

27239 

saden 

445 

27296 

saliz 

510 

27126 

rykti 

332 

27183 

rvtom 

389 

27240 

sadfo 

446 

27297 

salja 

515 

27127 

rykuj 

333 

27184 

rylus 

390 

27241 

sadir 

447 

27298 

salne 

520 

27128 

rykyn 

334 

27185 

rytwu 

391 

27242 

sadlu 

448 

27299 

salof 

525 

27129 

rykzo 

335 

27186 

ryuaz 

392 

27243 

sadox 

449 

27300 

salri 

530 

27130 

rylsl 

336 

27187 

ryuba 

393 

27244 

sadpy 

450 

27301 

salul 

535 

27131 

ryluk 

337 

27188 

ryued 

394 

27245 

sadra 

451 

27302 

salxo 

540 

27132 

rylyo 

338 

27189 

ryufe 

395 

27246 

sadud 

452 

27303 

salyp 

545 

27133 

rymar 

339 

27190 

ryuji 

396 

27247 

sadve 

453 

27304 

samas 

550 

27134 

rymdu 

340 

27191 

ryuon 

397 

27248 

sadzi 

454 

27305 

samcu 

655 

27135 

rymev 

341 

27192 

ryupo 

398 

27249 

sacku 

455 

27306 

samew 

560 

27136 

rymhy 

342 

27193 

ryuvu 

399 

27250 

saeyi 

456 

27307 

samgy 

565 

27137 

rymiz 

343 

27194 

ryuzy 

400 

27251 

safal 

457 

27308 

samme 

570 

27138 

rymtie 

344 

27195 

rywab 

401 

27252 

safep 

458 

27309 

samog 

575 

27139 

rymof 

345 

27196 

rywef 

402 

27253 

safit 

459 

27310 

samum 

580 

27140 

rymri 

346 

27197 

rywij 

403 

27254 

safju 

460 

27311 

samwo 

585 

27141 

rymul 

347 

27198 

rywop 

404 

27255 

safny 

461 

27312 

sanat 

590 

27142 

rymxo 

348 

27199 

rywuv 

405 

27256 

safoz 

462 

27313 

sanbu 

595 

27143 

rymyp 

349 

27200 

rywyz 

406 

27257 

safpa 

463 

27314 

sanex 

600 

27144 

rynas 

350 

27201 

ryxac 

407 

27258 

safte 

464 

27315 

sanfy 

605 

27145 

ryncu 

351 

27202 

ryxce 

408 

27259 

safuf 

465 

27316 

sanha 

610 

27146 

rynew 

352 

27203 

ryxeg 

409 

27260 

safyj 

466 

27317 

sar.ib 

615 

27147 

ryngy 

353 

27204 

ryxgl 

410 

27261 

sagam 

467 

27318 

sanle 

620 

27148 

rynog 

354 

27205 

ryxik 

411 

27262 

sagco 

468 

27319 

sanoh 

625 

27149 

rynum 

355 

27206 

ryxtno 

412 

27263 

sagmy 

469 

27320 

sanpi 

630 

27150 

rynwo 

356 

27207 

ryxsu 

413 

27264 

sagse 

470 

27321 

sanun 

635 

27151 

ryoat 

357 

27208 

ryxwy 

414 

27265 

sagug 

471 

27322 

sanvo 

640 

27152 

ryobu 

358 

27209 

ryxya 

415 

27266 

sagwi 

472 

27323 

sanyr 

645 

27153 

ryofy 

359 

27210 

ryzim 

416 

27267 

sagyk 

473 

27324 

saoga 

650 

27154 

ryoha 

360 

27211 

ryzos 

417 

27268 

sahan 

474 

27325 

saoke 

655 

27155 

ryoib 

361 

27212 

ryzuy 

418 

27269 

sahbo 

475 

27326 

sapav 

660 

27156 

ryole 

362 

27213 

ryzwa 

419 

27270 

saher 

476 

27327 

sapdy 

665 

27157 

ryopl 

363 

27214 

ryzyc 

420 

27271 

sahiv 

477 

27328 

sapez 

670 

27158 

ryoun 

364 

27215 

saaci 

421 

27272 

sahly 

478 

27329 

sapfa 

675 

27159 

ryovo 

365 

27216 

saasy 

422 

27273 

saigu 

479 

27330 

sapid 

680 

27160 

rypey 

366 

27217 

saaye 

423 

27274 

saiky 

480 

27331 

sapje 

685 

27161 

rypga 

367 

27218 

sabah 

424 

27275 

saima 

481 

27332 

snpni 

690 

27162 

rypic 

368 

27219 

sabbi 

425 

27276 

sajap 

482 

27333 

sapoj 

695 

27163 

rypke 

369 

27220 

sabel 

426 

27277 

sajet 

483 

27334 

sapto 

700 

27164 

rypys 

370 

27221 

sabho 

427 

27278 

sajfu 

484 

27335 

sapup 

705 

27165 

ryraw 

371 

27222 

sabip 

428 

27279 

sajix 

485 

27336 

sapyt 

710 

27166 

ryrok 

372 

27223 

sabnir 

429 

27280 

sajjy 

486 

27337 

sapzu 

715 

27167 

rysax 

373 

27224 

sabov 

430 

27281 

sajla 

487 

27338 

sarax 

720 

27168 

rysby 

374 

27225 

sabry 

431 

27282 

sajod 

488 

27339 

sarby 

725 

27169 

rysda 

375 

27226 

sabta 

432 

27283 

sajpe 

489 

27340 

sarda 

730 

27170 

ryseb 

376 

27227 

sabub 

433 

27284 

sajti 

490 

27341 

sareb 

735 

27171 

ryshe 

377 

27228 

sabxe 

434 

27285 

sajuj 

491 

27342 

sarhe 

740 

27172 

rysif 

378 

27229 

sabyf 

435 

27286 

sajyn 

492 

27343 

sarif 

745 

27173 

rysli 

379 

27230 

sacem 

436 

27287 

sajzo 

493 

27344 

sarli 

750 

27174 

rysol 

380 

27231 

sacgo 

437 

27288 

sakka 

494 

27345 

sarol 

755 

27175 

rysro 

381 

27232 

sacmu 

438 

27289 

saksi 

495 

27346 

sarro 

760 

27176 

rysur 

382 

27233 

sacow 

439 

27290 

sakuk 

496 

27347 

sarur 

765 

27177 

rysyv 

383 

27234 

sacsa 

440 

27291 

sakyo 

497 

27348 

sarxu 

770 

27178 

rytay 

384 

27235 

sacuc 

441 

27292 

salar 

498 

27349 

saryv 

775 

27178 

rytca 

385 

27236 

sacwe 

442 

27293 

saldu 

499 

27350 

sasay 

780 

2718C 

►rytec 

386 

27237 

sacyg 

443 

27294 

salev 

500 

27351 

sasec 

785 

27181 

rytge 

387 

27238 

sadaj 

444 

27295 

salhy 

505 

27352 

sasge 

790 


52G 




















sasig NUMERALS AND FRACTIONS ( contd .) seruv 


Nos. 

Half) 

word. 

Nume¬ 

rals. 

Nos. 

Half) 

word. 

Nume¬ 

rals. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nume¬ 

rals. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nume¬ 

rals. 

27353 

sasig 

795 

27410 

sazuz 

1160 

27467 

secse 

1730 

27524 

sekga 

1940 

27354 

saski 

800 

27411 

sazva 

1170 

27468 

secug 

1740 

27525 

sekic 

1941 

27355 

sasom 

805 

27412 

sazyd 

1180 

27469 

secwi 

1750 

27526 

sekke 

1942 

27356 

sasus 

810 

27413 

sazze 

1190 

27470 

secyk 

1760 

27527 

sekys 

1943 

27357 

saswu 

815 

27414 

scaem 

1200 

27471 

sedan 

1770 

27528 

selav 

1944 

27358 

sataz 

820 

27415 

scamu 

1210 

27472 

sedbo 

1780 

27529 

seldy 

1945 

27359 

satba 

825 

27416 

scasa 

1220 

27473 

seder 

1790 

27530 

selez 

1946 

27360 

sated 

830 

27417 

scauc 

1230 

27474 

sedhu 

1800 

27531 

selfa 

1947 

27361 

satfe 

835 

27418 

scawe 

1240 

27475 

sediv 

1810 

27532 

selid 

1948 

27362 

satji 

840 

27419 

sceam 

1250 

27476 

sedly 

1820 

27533 

selje 

1949 

27363 

satou 

845 

27420 

sceco 

1260 

27477 

seegu 

1830 

27534 

selni 

1950 

27364 

satpo 

850 

27421 

scemy 

1270 

27478 

seeky 

1840 

27535 

seloj 

1960 

27365 

satut 

855 

27422 

scese 

1280 

27479 

seema 

1850 

27536 

selto 

1970 

27366 

satvu 

860 

27423 

sceug 

1290 

27480 

sefap 

1860 

27537 

setup 

1980 

27367 

satyx 

865 

27424 

scewl 

1300 

27481 

sefet 

1870 

27538 

selyt 

1990 

27368 

satzy 

870 

27425 

scika 

1310 

27482 

seffu 

1880 

27539 

selzu 

2000 

27369 

savab 

875 

27426 

scisi 

1320 

27483 

sefix 

1890 

27540 

seinaw 

2050 

27370 

savde 

880 

27427 

sciuk 

1330 

27484 

sefjy 

1900 

27541 

semcy 

2100 

27371 

savef 

885 

27428 

sciyo 

1340 

27485 

sefla 

1901 

27542 

semmi 

2150 

27372 

savhi 

890 

27429 

scocy 

1350 

27486 

sefod 

1902 

27543 

semok 

2200 

27373 

savij 

895 

27430 

scomi 

1360 

27487 

sefpe 

1903 

27544 

semso 

2250 

27374 

savno 

900 

27431 

scook 

1370 

27488 

scfti 

1904 

27545 

semyu 

2300 

27375 

savop 

905 

27432 

scoso 

1380 

27489 

sefuj 

1905 

27546 

senax 

2350 

27376 

savtu 

910 

27433 

scraz 

1390 

27490 

sefyn 

1906 

27547 

senby 

2400 

27377 

savuv 

915 

27434 

sc red 

1400 

27491 

sefzo 

1907 

27548 

senda 

2450 

27378 

savyz 

920 

27435 

scron 

1410 

27492 

segka 

1908 

27549 

seneb 

2500 

27379 

savza 

925 

27436 

scrut 

1420 

27493 

segsi 

1909 

27550 

senhe 

2550 

27380 

sawac 

930 

27437 

scryx 

1430 

27494 

scguk 

1910 

27551 

senif 

2600 

27381 

sawce 

935 

27438 

scuac 

1440 

27495 

segyo 

1911 

27552 

senli 

2650 

27382 

saw eg 

940 

27439 

scuce 

1450 

27496 

sehar 

1912 

27553 

senol 

2700 

27383 

sawgi 

945 

27440 

scueg 

1460 

27497 

sehdu 

1913 

27554 

senro 

2750 

27384 

sawik 

950 

27441 

scugi 

1470 

27498 

sehev 

1914 

27555 

senur 

2800 

27385 

sawmo 

955 

27442 

scuik 

1480 

27499 

sehiz 

1915 

27556 

senxu 

2850 

27386 

sawsu 

960 

27443 

scumo 

1490 

27500 

sehja 

1916 

27557 

senyv 

2900 

27387 

sawya 

965 

27444 

scusu 

1500 

27501 

sehne 

1917 

27558 

seoca 

2950 

27388 

saxad 

970 

27445 

scuwy 

1510 

27502 

sehof 

1918 

27559 

seoge 

3000 

27386 

> saxbe 

975 

27446 

scuya 

1520 

27503 

sehri 

1919 

27560 

seoki 

3050 

27396 

> saxfi 

980 

27447 

scyag 

1530 

27504 

sehul 

1920 

27561 

sepaz 

3100 

27391 

saxil 

985 

27448 

scyci 

1540 

27505 

sehxo 

1921 

27562 

sepba 

3150 

27392 

!saxlo 

990 

27449 

scyek 

1550 

27506 

sehyp 

1922 

27563 

seped 

3200 

27393 

1 saxor 

995 

27450 

seaku 

1560 

27507 

seias 

1923 

27564 

sepfe 

3250 

27394 

saxru 

1000 

27451 

seayi 

1570 

27508 

seigy 

1924 

27565 

sepji 

3300 

27395 

>saxvy 

1010 

27452 

sebal 

1580 

27509 

seime 

1925 

27566 

sepon 

3350 

27396 

> saxxa 

1020 

27453 

sebdo 

1590 

27510 

sciwo 

1926 

27567 

seppo 

3400 

27397 

saxyb 

1030 

27454 

sebep 

1600 

27511 

sejat 

1927 

27568 

seput 

3450 

27398 

i sayim 

1040 

27455 

sebit 

1610 

27512 

sejbu 

1928 

27569 

sepvu 

3500 

27396 

>sayko 

1050 

27456 

scbju 

1620 

27513 

sejex 

1929 

27570 

sepyx 

3550 

27406 

>sayos 

1060 

27457 

sebny 

1630 

27514 

sejfy 

1930 

27571 

sepzy 

3600 

27401 

saywa 

1070 

27458 

seboz 

1640 

27515 

sejha 

1931 

27572 

serab 

3650 

27402 

!sazaf 

1080 

27459 

sebpa 

1650 

27516 

scjib 

1932 

27573 

serde 

3700 

27402 

t sazdi 

1090 

27466 

sebte 

1660 

27517 

sejle 

1933 

27574 

sercf 

3750 

27404 

•saze) 

1100 

27461 

sebuf 

1670 

27518 

sejoh 

1934 

27575 

serhi 

3800 

27405 

• sazin 

1110 

27462 

sebxi 

1680 

27519 

sejpi 

1935 

27576 

serij 

3850 

27406 

> sazjo 

1120 

27463 

sebyj 

1690 

27520 

> sejun 

1936 

27577 

serno 

3900 

27407 

r sazot 

1130 

27464 

secam 

1700 

27521 

sejvo 

1937 

27578 

serop 

3950 

27408 

f sazpu 

1140 

27465 

secco 

1710 

27522 

! sejyr 

1938 

27579 

sertu 

4000 

27406 

> sazty 

1150 

27466 

secmy 

1720 

27523 

i sekey 

1939 

27580 

seruv 

4050 


527 






















scrxy NUMERALS AND FRACTIONS (conld.) sintu 


Nos. 


(Half) 

word. 


Nume¬ 

rals. 


Noe. 


(Half) 

word. 


Nume¬ 

rals. 


Nos. 


(Half) 

word. 


Nume¬ 

rals. 


Nos. 


(Half) 

word. 


Nume¬ 

rals. 


27681 

27682 

27683 
27584 
27586 

27686 

27687 
27588 


27689 sessu 


27690 

27591 


27592 setad 


serxy 

seryz 

serza 

sesac 

seseg 

sesgl 

sesik 

sesmo 


seswy 

sesya 


27593 

27694 

27595 

27596 

27597 

27598 

27599 

27600 

27601 

27602 

27603 

27604 

27605 

27606 

27607 

27608 

27609 

27610 

27611 

27612 

27613 

27614 

27615 

27616 

27617 

27618 

27619 


setbe 

seteh 

setfi 

setil 

setlo 

setor 

setru 

setux 

setvy 

setxa 

setyb 

seuko 

seuwa 

sevaf 

sevdi 

sevej 

sevln 

sevjo 

sevot 

sevpu 

sevty 

sevuz 

sewa 

sevyd 

sevze 

sewag 

sewcl 


27620 sewek 


27621 

27622 

27623 

27624 

27625 

27626 

27627 

27628 

27629 


scwsy 

sewye 

sexah 

sexbi 

sexel 

sexho 

sexip 

sexnu 

sexov 


27630 sexry 


27631 

27632 

27633 

27634 

27635 

27636 

27637 


sexta 

sexub 

sexyf 

seyem 

seygo 

seymu 

seyow 


4100 

4150 

4200 

4250 

4300 

4350 

4400 

4450 

4500 

4550 

4600 

4650 

4700 

4750 

4800 

4850 

4900 

4950 

5000 

5100 

5200 

5250 

6300 

6400 

5500 

6600 

5700 

5750 

5800 

5900 

6000 

6100 

6200 

6250 

6300 

6400 

650Q 

6600 

-6700 

6750 

6800 

6900 

7000 

7100 

7200 

7250 

7300 

7400 

7500 

7600 

7700 

7750 

7800 

7900 

8000 

8100 

8200 


27638 

27639 

27640 

27641 

27642 s 

27643 s 

27644 

27645 

27646 

27647 

27648 

27649 

27650 

27651 

27652 

27653 s 

27654 
276551s 

27656 

27657 

27658 

27659 

27660 

27661 

27662 si 

27663 

27664 

27665 

27666 s 

27667 

27668 

27669 

27670 

27671 

27672 

27673 

27674 

27675 
2767 
27677 

2767 

27679 

27680 

27681 

2768 

27683 

27684 

27685 

27686 

27687 

27688 

27689 s: 

27690 

27691 

27692 

27693 


seysa 
seyuc 
seywe 
sezaj 
ezen 
ezfo 
sezir 
sezlu 
sezox 
sezpy 
sezra 
sezud 
sezve 
sezzl 
shabo 
haer 
shahu 
hal? 
shaly 
shana 
shaob 
shav] 
shear 
shedu 
heev 
shehy 
sheiz 
sheja 
hene 
sheof 
sherl 
sheul 
shexo 
sheyp 
shlav 
shidy 
shiez 
shlfa 
6 shije 
shin! 

8 shioj 
shito 
shiup 
shizu 
2 shoab 
shode 
shoe! 
shohi 
shoij 
shono 
shoop 
hotu 
shouv 
shoxy 
shoza 
shush 


27694Ishubl 


8250 

8300 

8400 

8500 

8600 

8700 

8750 

8800 

8900 

9000 

9100 

9200 

9250 

9300 

9400 

9500 

9600 

9700 

9750 

9800 

9900 

10,000 

10.500 

11,000 

11.500 

12,000 

12.500 
13,000 

13.500 
14,000 

14.500 
15,000 

15.500 
16,000 

16.500 
17,000 

17.500 
18,000 

18.500 
19,000 

19.500 

20,000 

20.500 

21,000 

21.500 

22,000 

22.500 
23,000 

23.500 
24,000 

24.500 
25,000 

25.500 
26,000 

26.500 
27,000 

27.500 


27695 

27696 

27697 

27698 

27699 

27700 

27701 

27702 

27703 

27704 

27705 

27706 

27707 

27708 

27709 

27710 

27711 

27712 

27713 

27714 

27715 

27716 

27717 

27718 

27719 

27720 

27721 

27722 

27723 

27724 

27725 

27726 

27727 

27728 

27729 

27730 

27731 

27732 

27733 

27734 

27735 

27736 

27737 

27738 

27739 

27740 

27741 

27742 

27743 

27744 

27745 

27746 

27747 

27748 

27749 

27750 
27761 


shuel 

shuho 

shuip 

shutiu 

shuov 

shury 

shuta 

shuxe 

shyal 

shydo 

shyep 

shyit 

shyju 

shyny 

shyoz 

shypa 

shyte 

shyuf 

shyx! 

siagu 

siaky 

siama 

sibap 

sibet 

sibfu 

Ubix 

sibjy 

sibla 

sibod 

sibpe 

slbti 

sibu] 

slbyn 

sibzo 

sicka 

sicsl 

sicuk 

slcyo 

sidar 

siddu 

sidev 

sldhy 

sldiz 

sidja 

sidne 

sidof 

sidri 

sidul 

sldyp 

siecu 

siegy 

sieme 

slewo 

sifat 

sifbu 

slfex 

slffy 


28,000 

28.500 
29,000 

29.500 
30,000 

30.500 
31,000 

31.500 
32,000 

32.500 
33,000 

33.500 
34,000 

34.500 
35,000 

35.500 
36,000 

36.500 
37,000 

37.500 
38,000 

38.500 
39,000 

39.500 
40,000 

40.500 
41,000 

41.500 
42,000 

42.500 
43,000 

43.500 
44,000 

44.500 
45,000 

45.500 
46,000 

46.500 
47,000 

47.500 
48,000 

48.500 
49,000 

49.500 
60,000 
51,000 
52,000 
53,000 
54,000 
55,000 
56,000 
57,000 
58,000 
59,000 
60,000 
61,000 
62,000 


27752 

27753 

27754 

27755 

27756 

27757 

27758 

27759 

27760 

27761 

27762 

27763 

27764 

27765 

27766 

27767 

27768 

27769 

27770 

27771 

27772 

27773 

27774 

27775 

27776 

27777 

27778 

27779 

27780 

27781 

27782 

27783 

27784 

27785 

27786 

27787 

27788 

27789 

27790 

27791 

27792 

27793 

27794 

27795 

27796 

27797 

27798 

27799 

27800 

27801 

27802 

27803 

27804 

27805 

27806 

27807 

27808 


sifha 

sifib 

sifle 

sifoh 

sifpi 

sifun 

sifvo 

slfyr 

sigey 

sigga 

sigic 

sigke 

slgys 

sihav 

sihez 

sihid 

sihoj 

sihup 

sihyt 

sijax 

sijby 

sijda 

sijeb 

sijhe 

sijif 

sijli 

sijol 

sijro 

sijur 

sljyv 

sikay 

sikec 

sikge 

sikig 

sikki 

sikom 

sikus 

sikwu 

silaz 

silba 

sited 

silfe 

silji 

silon 

siipo 

silut 

silvu 

silyx 

silzy 

sinab 

sinde 

sinef 

slnhl 

sinij 

slnno 

sinop 

sintu 


63,000 

64,000 

65,000 

66,000 

67,000 

68,000 

69,000 

70,000 

71,000 

72,000 

73,000 

74,000 

75,000 

76,000 

77,000 

78,000 

79,000 

80,000 

81,000 

82,000 

83,000 

84,000 

85,000 

86,000 

87,000 

88,000 

89,000 

90,000 

91,000 

92,000 

93,000 

94,000 

95,000 

96,000 

97,000 

98,000 

99,000 

100,000 

110,000 

120,000 

130,000 

140,000 

150,000 

160,000 

170,000 

180,000 

190,000 

200,000 

210,000 

220,000 

230,000 

240,000 

250,000 

260,000 

270,000 

280,000 

290,000 


528 





















sinuv NUMERALS AND FRACTIONS (contd.) sivpy 


Noe. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nume¬ 

rals. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nume¬ 

rals. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

wordl 

Nume¬ 

rals. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nume¬ 

rals. 

27809 

27810 

27811 

27812 

27813 

27814 

27815 

27816 

27817 

27818 

27819 

27820 

27821 

27822 
£7823 

sinuv 

sinxy 

sinyz 

sinza 

sioce 

siogi 

siomo 

siosu 

siowy 

sioya 

sipad 

sipbe 

sipeh 

slpfi 

sipil 

300,000 

310,000 

320,000 

330,000 

340,000 

350,000 

360,000 

370,000 

380,000 

390,000 

400,000 

410,000 

420,000 

430,000 

440,000 

27824 

27825 

27826 

27827 

27828 

27829 

27830 

27831 

27832 

27833 

27834 

27835 

27836 

27837 

27838 

siplo 

sipor 

sipru 

sipux 

sipvy 

sipxa 

sipyb 

siraf 

sirdi 

sirej 

sirin 

sirjo 

sirot 

sirpu 

sirty 

450,000 

460,000 

470,000 

480,000 

490,000 

500,000 

600,000 

700,000 

750,000 

800,000 

900,000 

1 ,000,000 

1,250,000 

1,500,000 

1,750,000 

27839 

27840 

27841 

27842 

27843 

27844 

27845 

27846 

27847 

27848 

27849 

27850 

27851 

27852 

27853 

siruz 

sirva 

siryd 

sirze 

sisag 

sisci 

sisek 

sisye 

sitah 

sitbi 

sitel 

sitho 

sitip 

sitnu 

sitov 

2 ,000,000 

2,250,000 

2,500,000 

2,750,000 

3,000,000 

3,250,000 

3,500,000 

3,750,000 

4,000,000 

4,250,000 

4,500,000 

4,750,000 

5,000,000 

6 ,000,000 

7,000,000 

27854 

27855 

27856 

27857 

27858 

27859 

27860 

27861 

27862 

27863 

27864 

27865 

27866 

27867 

27868 

sitry 

sitta 

situb 

sitxe 

sityf 

siugo 

siumu 

siusa 

sivaj 

siven 

sivfo 

sivir 

sivlu 

si vox 

sivpy 

8 ,000,000 

9,000,000 

10 ,000,000 

11 ,000,000 

12 ,000,000 

13,000,000 

14,000,000 

15,000,000 

16,000,000 

17,000,000 

18,000,000 

19,000,000 

20 ,000,000 

25,000,000 

50,000,000 










$29 


















sofed 


sivra QUANTITIES 


If a quantity is required not provided in this Table, the same may be made, 
up by a Half Word from the Numeral Table and another from Part I.. thus: 
ruyfeeczez = 253 dozen. 


Quan- 

TITY. 

Each (of) 

Pair(s) (of) 

Dozen(s) (of) 

Gross (of) 

Set(s) (of) 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

1 

27869 

sivra 

27919 

skov/a 

27969 

sloaf 

28019 

smysi 

28069 

snydu 

2 

27870 

sivud 

27920 

skrah 

27970 

slodi 

28020 

smyuk 

28070 

snyev 

3 

27871 

sivve 

27921 

skrel 

27971 

sloej 

28021 

snaat 

28071 

snyhy 

4 

27872 

sivzi 

27922 

skrip 

27972 

sloin 

28022 

snabu 

28072 

snylz 

5 

27873 

siwak 

27923 

skrov 

27973 

slojo 

28023 

snaex 

28073 

snyja 

0 

27874 

siwis 

27921 

skrub 

27974 

sloot 

28024 

snafy 

28074 

snyne 

7 

27875 

siwoy 

27925 

skryf 

27975 

slopu 

28025 

snaha 

28075 

snyof 

8 

27876 

sixal 

27926 

skuak 

27976 

sloty 

28026 

snaib 

28076 

snyri 

9 

27877 

sixdo 

27927 

skuis 

27977 

slouz 

28027 

snale 

28077 

snyul 

10 

27878 

sixep 

27928 

skuku 

27978 

slova 

28028 

snaoh 

28078 

snyxo 

11 

27879 

sixil 

27929 

skuyi 

27979 

sloze 

28029 

snapi 

28079 

soaRa 

12 

27880 

sixju 

27930 

skwam 

27980 

sluai 

28030 

snaun 

28080 

soaic 

13 

27881 

sixnv 

27931 

skwuR 

27981 

sludo 

28031 

snovo 

2808 1 

soake 

14 

27882 

sixoz 

27932 

skwyk 

27982 

sluju 

28032 

sneax 

2S082 

sobav 

15 

27883 

six pa 

27933 

skygu 

27983 

sluny 

28033 

sjieda 

28083 

sobdy 

10 

27884 

sixte 

27934 

skyky 

27984 

slupa 

28034 

sneeb 

28084 

sobez 

17 

27885 

sixuf 

27935 

skyma 

27985 

slute 

28035 

snehe 

28085 

sobfa 

18 

27886 

sixyj 

27936 

skyoc 

27986 

sluxi 

28036 

sneif 

28086 

sobid 

19 

27887 

siyam 

27937 

slaar 

27987 

slvap 

28037 

sneli 

28087 

sobje 

20 

27888 

siyco 

27938 

sladu 

27988 

slyfu 

28038 

sneol 

28088 

sobni 

25 

27889 

siymv 

27939 

slaev 

27989 

slyix 

28039 

snero 

28089 

soboj 

30 

27890 

siywi 

27940 

slahy 

27990 

sly jy 

28040 

sneur 

28090 

sobto 

35 

27891 

sizan 

27941 

slaiz 

27991 

slyla 

28041 

snexu 

28091 

sobup 

40 

27892 

sizbo 

27942 

slaja 

27992 

slyod 

28042 

sniab 

28092 

sobyt 

45 

27893 

sizer 

27943 

slane 

27993 

slype 

28043 

snide 

28093 

sobzu 

50 

27894 

sizhu 

27944 

slaof 

27994 

slyti 

28044 

snief 

28094 

socaw 

60 

27895 

siziv 

27945 

slari 

27995 

slyuj 

28045 

snihi 

28095 

soccy 

70 

27896 

sizly 

27946 

slaul 

27996 

slyzo 

28046 

snino 

28096 

socmi 

75 

27897 

skaka 

27947 

slaxo 

27997 

smaas 

28047 

sniop 

28097 

socok 

80 

27898 

skasi 

27948 

sleav 

27998 

smacu 

28048 

snitu 

28098 

socso 

90 

27899 

skauk 

27949 

sledy 

27999 

smaRy 

28049 

sniuv 

28099 

socyu 

100 

279tX 

skayo 

27950 

sleez 

28000 

smaine 

28050 

snixy 

28100 

sodax 

200 

27901 

skega 

27951 

slefa 

28001 

smaoR 

28051 

sniza 

28101 

sodby 

250 

27902 

skeic 

27952 

sleid 

28002 

smaum 

28052 

snoah 

28102 

sodeb 

300 

27909 

skeke 

27953 

sleje 

28003 

smawo 

28053 

snobi 

28103 

sodhe 

400 

27901 

skica 

27954 

sleni 

28004 

smecy 

28051 

snoel 

28104 

sedif 

500 

27905 

skicc 

27955 

sleoj 

28005 

stnemi 

28055 

snolio 

28105 

sod li 

000 

27900 

skiRe 

27956 

sleto 

28006 

sineok 

28056 

snoip 

28106 

sodol 

700 

27907 

skiki 

27957 

sleup 

28007 

smeso 

28057 

snonu 

28107 

sodro 

750 

2790$ 

skiom 

2795S 

j slezu 

2801 »8 

j smeyu 

28058 

snoov 

28108 

sodur 

800 

27901 

skius 

27959 

sliaz 

28009 

J smoaR 

28059 

snory 

28109 

sod xu 

900 

279 K 

sklab 

27961 

sliba 

28010 

sinoci 

28060 

snota 

281 10 

sodyv 

1000 

27911 

sklef 

27961 

slied 

28011 

smoek 

28061 

snoub 

28111 

soeca 

1500 

27912 

sklij 

27962 

slife 

28012 

smosy 

281 M>2 

snoxe 

28112 

soecc 

2000 

279 IS 

sklop 

27961 

sliji 

28013 

smoye 

28063 

snuan 

28113 

soeRe 

2500 

27914 

skluv 

27964 

slion 

28014 

smuam 

28064 

snubo 

28114 

soeiR 

3000 

279 It 

> sklyz 

27965 

slipo 

28015 

smuco 

28065 

snuer 

28115 

socki 

4000 

2791t 

j skoim 

27961 

sliut 

28016 

smum) 

28066 

snuiv 

28116 

sofaz 

5000 

2791' 

skoko 

27967 

slivu 

28017 

smuwi 

28067 

snuly 

28117 

sofba 

10000 

2791$ 

skoos 

2796$ 

slizy 

28018 

smyka 

28068 

1 snyar 

28118 

sofed 


530 













































aoffe QUANTITIES (contd.) stose 


Quan- 

Bag(s) (or 
sacks) (of) 

Barrels (of) 

Cases (or 
boxes) (of) 

Drums (of) 

Gallons (of) 

TITY. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

1 

28119 

soffe 

28169 

soluz 

28219 

sosse 

28269 

sozex 

28319 

spoud 

2 

28120 

sofji 

28170 

solva 

28220 

sosug 

28270 

sozfy 

2S320 

spove 

3 

28121 

sofon 

28171 

solyd 

28221 

soswi 

28271 

sozha 

28321 

spozi 

4 

28122 

sofpo 

28172 

solze 

28222 

sosyk 

28272 

sozib 

28322 

sprain 

5 

28123 

sofut 

28173 

so mag 

28223 

sotan 

28273 

sozle 

28323 

sprug 

6 

28124 

sofvu 

28174 

somci 

28224 

sotbo 

28274 

sozoh 

28324 

spryk 

7 

28125 

sofyx 

28175 

somek 

28225 

soter 

28275 

sozpi 

28325 

spuap 

8 

28126 

sofzy 

28176 

somye 

28226 

sofhu 

28276 

sozun 

28326 

spuet 

9 

28127 

sohab 

28177 

sonah 

28227 

sotiv 

28277 

sozyr 

28327 

spufu 

10 

28128 

sohde 

28178 

sonbi 

28228 

sotly 

28278 

spaav 

28328 

spuix 

11 

28129 

sohef 

28179 

sonel 

28229 

sougu 

28279 

spady 

28329 

spujy 

12 

28130 

sohij 

28180 

sonho 

28230 

souky 

28280 

spaez 

28330 

spula 

13 

28131 

sohno 

28181 

sonip 

28231 

souma 

28281 

spafa 

28331 

spuod 

14 

28132 

sohop 

28182 

sonnu 

28232 

sovap 

28282 

spaid 

28332 

spupe 

15 

28133 

sohtu 

28183 

sonov 

28233 

sovet 

28283 

spaje 

28333 

sputi 

16 

28134 

sohuv 

28184 

sonry 

28234 

sovfu 

28284 

spani 

28334 

spuzo 

17 

28135 

sohxy 

28185 

sonta 

28235 

sovix 

28285 

spaoj 

28335 

spyat 

18 

28136 

sohyz 

28186 

sonufc 

28236 

sovjy 

28286 

spato 

28336 

spybu 

19 

28137 

sohza 

28187 

sonxe 

28237 

sovla 

28287 

spaup 

28337 

spyex 

20 

. 28138 

soice 

28188 

sonyf 

28238 

sovod 

28288 

spazu 

28338 

spyfy 

25 

28139 

soigi 

28189 

soogo 

28239 

sovpe 

28289 

speaz 

28339 

spyha 

30 

28140 

soisu 

28190 

soomu 

28240 

sovii 

28290 

speba 

28340 

spyib 

35 

28141 

soiwy 

28191 

soosa 

28241 

sovuj 

28291 

speed 

28341 

spyle 

40 

28142 

soiya 

28192 

soowe 

28242 

sovyn 

28292 

spefe 

28342 

spyoh 

45 

28143 

sojad 

28193 

sopaj 

28243 

sovzo 

28293 

speji 

28343 

spypi 

60 

28144 

sojbe 

28194 

sopen 

28244 

sowka 

28294 

speon 

28344 

spyun 

60 

28145 

sojeh 

28195 

sopfo 

28245 

sowsi 

28295 

spepo 

28345 

spyvo 

70 

28146 

sojfi 

28196 

sopir 

28246 

sowuk 

28296 

speut 

28346 

staca 

75 

28147 

sojil 

28197 

soph* 

28247 

sowyo 

28297 

spevu 

28347 

sfaec 

80 

28148 

sojlo 

28198 

sopox 

28248 

soxar 

28298 

spezy 

28348 

staig 

90 

28149 

sojor 

28199 

sopra 

28249 

soxdu 

28299 

spiad 

28349 

staki 

100 

28150 

sojru 

28200 

sopud 

28250 

soxev 

28300 

spibe 

28350 

staom 

200 

28151 

sojtix 

28201 

sopve 

28251 

soxhy 

28301 

spifi 

28351 

stalls 

250 

28152 

sojvy 

28202 

sopzi 

28252 

soxiz 

28302 

spilo 

28352 

steac 

300 

28153 

sojxa 

28203 

soque 

28253 

soxja 

28303 

spior 

28353 

stece 

400 

28154 

sojyb 

28204 

soral 

28254 

soxne 

28304 

spirit 

28351 

steeg 

500 

28155 

sokim 

28205 

sordo 

28255! soxof 

28305 

spiux 

28355 

stegi 

600 

28156 

sokko 

28206 

sorep 

282561 soxri 

28306 

spivy 

28356 

steik 

700 

28157 

sokos 

28207 

sorit 

282571 soxtll 

28307 

spixa 

28357 

stemo 

750 

28158 

sokuy 

28208 

i sorju 

28258! soxyp 

28308 

splag 

28358 

stesu 

800 

28159 

i sokwa 

28209 

► somy 

28269! soyas 

28309 

» splek 

28359 

stewy 

900 

28160 

i sokyc 

28210 

> soroz 

2B260 

»soycu 

28310 

| spiye 

28360 

steya 

1000 

28161 

solaf 

28211 

SOTD3 

28261 

1 soyew 

28311 

spoaj 

28361 

stiag 

1500 

28162 

: soldi 

28212 

! sorlc 

282621 soygy 

28312! spoen 

28362 

stici 

2000 

28163 

sole) 

28213 

i soruf 

28263 

! soyme 

28313 

i spofo 

28363 

stisy 

2500 

28164 

solin 

28214 

sorxi 

28264 

soyog 

28314 

spoir 

28364 

stiye 

3000 

28165 

> soljo* 

28215 

> soryj 

28265 

soyum 

28315 

- spolu 

28365 

stoco 

4000 

28166 

l sotot 

28210 

i sosam 

28266 

' soywo 

28316 

> spoox 

28366 

stomy 

5000 

28167 

solpu 

28217 

sosco 

28267 

sozat 

28317 

spopy 

28367 

stord 

10000 

28168 

solty 

28218 

i sosmy 

28268 

• sozbu 

28318 

- spora 

28368 

stose 


531 


18 





























VAN¬ 

ITY. 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

25 

30 

35 

40 

45 

50 

60 

70 

75 

80 

90 

100 

200 

250 

300 

400 

600 

600 

700 

750 

800 


QUANTITIES (contd.) 


syeuc 


Kilo(s) (of) 


Packages) (of) 


Nos. 


(Half)] 

word. 


Nos. 


(Half) 

word. 


Tin(s) (of) 


Nos. 


(Half) 

word. 


Nos. 


(Half) 

word. 


28419 

28420 

28421 

28422 

28423 

28424 

28425 

28426 

28427 

28428 

28429 

28430 

28431 

28432 

28433 

28434 

28435 

28436 

28437 

28438 

28439 

28440 

28441 

28442 

28443 

28444 

28445 

28446 

28447 

28448 

28449 

28450 

28451 

28452 

28453 

28454 
28456 

28456 

28457 

28458 

28459 

28460 
2B461 

28462 

28463 

28464 

28465 

28466 

28467 

28468 


sufos 

sufuy 

sufwa 

sufyc 

sugaf 

sugdi 

sugej 

sugin 

sugjo 

sugot 

sugpu 

sugty 

suguz 

sugva 

sugyd 

sugze 

suhag 

suhci 

suhek 

suhye 

suibi 

suiho 

suinu 

suiry 

suita 

suixe 

sujem 

sujgo 

sujmu 

sujow 

sujsa 

sujuc 

sujwe 

sujyg 

sukaj 

suken 

sukfo 

sukir 

luklu 

gukox 

siikpy 

sukra 

sukud 

sukve 

sukzi 

sulak 

sulis 

sulku 

suloy 

sulyl 


28469 

28470 

28471 

28472 

28473 

28474 

28475 

28476 

28477 

28478 

28479 

28480 

28481 

28482 

28483 

28484 

28485 

28486 

28487 

28488 

28489 

28490 

28491 

28492 

28493 

28494 

28495 

28496 

28497 

28498 

28499 

28500 

28501 

28502 

28503 

28504 

28505 

28506 

28507 

28508 

28509 
•28510 

28511 

28512 

28513 

28514 

28515 

28516 

28517 


sumal 

sumdo 

sumep 

suniit 

sumju 

sumny 

sumoz 

sumpa 

sumte 

sumuf 

sumxi 

sumyj 

sunam 

sunco 

sunse 

sunug 

sunwi 

sunyk 

suobo 

suohu 

suoiv 

suoly 

suona 

suore 

suovi 

supes 

supgu 

supky 

supma 

supoc 

supym 

surka 

sursl 

suryo 

susar 

susdu 

susev 

sushy 

susiz . 

susja 

susne 

susof 

susri 

susul 

susyp 

sutas 

sutcu 


28519 

28520 

28521 

28522 

28523 

28524 

28525 

28526 

28527 

28528 

28529 

28530 

28531 

28532 

28533 

28534 

28535 
,28536 

28537 

28538 

28539 

28540 

28541 

28542 

28543 

28544 

28545 

28546 

28547 

28548 

28549 

28550 

28551 

28552 

28553 

28554 

28555 

28556 

28557 

28558 

28559 

28560 

28561 

28562 

28563 

28564 

28565 

28566 

28567 

28568 


sutog 

sutum 

sutwo 

suvey 

suvga 

suvic 

suvke 

suvyg 

suwav 

suwez 

suwid 

suwo] 

suwup 

suwyt 

suxaw 

suxmi 

suxok 

suxso 

suxyu 

suyax 

suyby 

suyda 

suyeb 

suyhe 

suyif 

suyli 

suyol 

suyro 

suyxu 

suzay 

suzca 

suzec 

suzge 

suzig 

suzki 

suzom 

suzus 

suzwu 

swaac 

swace 

swaeg 

swagi 

swaik 

swamo 

swasu 

swawy 

swaya 

sweag 

sweci 

sweek 


28569 

28570 

28571 

28572 

28573 

28574 

28575 

28576 

28577 

28578 

28579 

28580 

28581 

28582 

28583 

28584 

28585 

28586 

28587 

28588 

28589 

28590 

28591 

28592 

28593 

28594 

28595 

28596 

28597 

28598 

28599 

28600 
28601 
28602 

28603 

28604 

28605 

28606 

28607 

28608 

28609 

28610 
28611 
28612 

28613 

28614 

28615 

28616 

28617 

28618 


swesy 

swiak 

swiku 

swiyi 

swoka 

swosi 

swouk 

swoyo 

swucy 

swumi 

swuok 

swuso 

swuyu 

syaim 

syako 

syaos 

syawa 

sybaf 

sybdi 

sybej 

sybin 

sybjo 

sybot 

sybpu 

sybty 

sybuz 

sybva 

sybyd 

sybze 

sycag 

syccl 

sycek 

sycsy 

sycye 

sydah 

sydbi 

sydel 

sydho 

sydip 

sydnu 

sydov 

sydry 

sydta 

sydub 

sydyf 

syeem 

syego 

syemu 

syesa 

syeuc 


sutew 
sutgy 
28518 sutme 


532 

























QUANTITIES ( conld.) 


tamul 


•»faj 


Quan¬ 

tity. 






Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

1 

28619 

syfaj 

28669 

sylzo 

28719 

sysok 

28769 

syzbe 

28819 

i tagdo 

2 

28620 

syfen 

28670 

symkal 

28720 

sysso 

28770 

syzeh 

28820 

• tagep 

3 

28621 

syffo 

28671 

symsi 

28721 

sysyu 

28771 

syzfi 

28821 

tagit 

4 

28622 

syfir 

28672 

symuk 

28722 

sytax 

28772 

syzil 

28822 

tagju 

5 

28623 

syflu 

28673 

symyo 

28723 

sytby 

28773 

syzlo 

28823 

tagny 

6 

28624 

syfox 

28674 

synaf 

28724 

,'sytda 

28774 

syzor 

28824 

tagoz 

1 

28625 

syfpy 

28675 

sytidu 

28725 

syteb 

28775 

syzru 

28825 

tagpa 

8 

28626 

syfra 

28676 

synev 

28726 

sythe 

28776 

syzux 

28826 

tagte 

9 

28627 

syfud 

28677 

synhy 

28727 

sytif 

28777 

syzvy 

28827 

taguf 

10 

28628 

syfve 

28678 

syniz 

28728 

sytli 

28778 

syzyb 

28828 

tagyj 

11 

28629 

syfzl 

28679 

synja 

28729 

sytol 

28779 

taadi 

28829 

taham 

12 

28630 

sygak 

28680 

synne 

28730 

sytro 

28780 

taajo 

28830 

taheo 

13 

28631 

sygis 

28681 

synof 

28731 

sytur 

28781 

taapu 

28831 

tahmy 

14 

28632 

sygku 

28682 

synri 

28732 

sytyv 

28782 

taafy 

28832 

tahse 

16 

28633 

sygoy 

28683 

synul 

28733 

syuca 

28783 

taava 

28833 

tahug 

16 

28634 

syhal 

28684 

synxo 

28734 

syuec 

28784 

taaze 

28834 

tahyk 

17 

28635 

syhdo 

28685 

synyp 

28735 

syuge 

28785 

tabag 

28835 

taibo 

18 

28636 

syhep 

28686 

syoas 

28736 

syulg 

28786 

label 

28836 

taibu 

19 

28637 

syhit 

28687 

syocu 

28737 

syukl 

28787 

tabek 

28837 

tally 

20 

28638 

syhju 

28688 

syogy 

28738 

syuom 

28788 

tabsy 

28838 

taina 

26 

28639 

syhny 

28689 

syome 

28739 

syvaz 

28789 

tabye 

28839 

taire 

30 

28640 

syhoz 

28690 

syoog 

28740 

syvba 

28790 

tacah 

28840 

taivi 

35 

28641 

syhpa 

28691 

syoum 

28741 

syved 

28791 

tacbl 

28841 

tajes 

40 

28642 

syhte 

28692 

syowo 

28742 

syvfe 

28792 

tacho 

28842 

tajgu 

45 

28643 

syhuf 

28693 

sypat 

28743 

syvlh 

28793 

taclp 

28843 

tajky 

50 

28644 

syhxi 

28694 

sypbu 

28744 

syvjl 

28794 

taenu 

28844 

tajma 

60 

28645 

syhyj 

28695 

sypex 

28745 

syvon 

28795 

tacov 

28845 

tajoc 

70 

28646 

syjan 

28696 

sypib 

28746 

syvpo 

28796 

faery 

28846 

tajym 

75 

28647 

syjbo 

28697 

syple 

28747 

syvut 

28797 

facta 

28847 

takap 

80 

28648 

syjer 

28098 

sypoh 

28748 

syvyx 

28798 

tacub 

28848 

taket 

90 

28649 

syjhu 

28699 

syppi 

28749 

syvzy 

28799 

tacyf 

28849 

takfu 

100 

28650 

syjiv 

28700 

sypun 

28750 

syxab 

28800 

tadem 

28850 

taklx 

200 

28651 

syjly 

28701 

sypvo 

28751 

syxde 

28801 

tadgo 

28851 

takla 

250 

28652 

sykes 

28702 

sypyr 

28752 

syxcf 

28802 

tad mu 

28852 

takod 

300 

28653 

sykgu 

28703 

syquo 

28753 

syxhi 

28803 

tadow 

28853 

takpe 

400 

28654 

sykty 

28704 

syrav 

28754 

ayxl) 

28804 

tadsa 

28854 

taktl 

500 

28655 

sykma 

28705 

syrdy 

28755 

syxno 

28805 

taduc 

28855 

takuj 

600 

28656 

sykoc 

28706 

syrci 

28756 

syxop 

28806 

tadyg 

28856 

takyn 

700 

28657 

sykym 

28707 

syrfa 

28757 

syxtu 

28807 

taefo 

28857 

takzo 

750 

28658 

sylap 

28708 

syrid 

28758 

syxuv 

28808 

taelu 

28858 

falsi 

800 

28659 

sylet 

28709 

syrje 

28759 

syxyz 

28809 

faepy 

28859 

talyo 

900 

28660 

sylfu 

28710 

syrnl 

28760 

syxza 

28810 

taera 

28860 

tamar 

1000 

28661 

sylix 

28711 

syroj 

28761 

syyac 

28811 

taeve 

28861 

tamdu 

1600 

28662 

syljy 

28712 

syrto 

28762 

syyce 

28812 

taezl 

28862 

tamev 

2000 

28663 

sylia 

28713 

syrup 

28763 

syyeg 

28813 

tafak 

28863 

tamhy 

2500 

28664 

sylod 

28714 

syryf 

28764 

syygl 

28814 

tafis 

28864 

tamlz 

3000 

28665 

sylpe 

28715 

syrzu 

28765 

syyik 

28815 

tafku 

28865 

tamne 

4000 

28666 

sylti 

28716 

sysaw 

28706 

syymo 

28816 

tafoy 

28866 

tamof 

5000 

28667 

syluj 

28717 

syscy 

28767 

syysu 

28817 

tafyi 

28867 

tamri 

10000 

28668 

sylyn 

28718 

sysmi 

28768 

syzad 

28818 

fagal 

28868 

tamul 


533 


















tamxo 


STERLING 


teuvy 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Sterling. 

s. d. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Sterling. 

s. d. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Sterling. 

s. d. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Sterling. 

s. d. 

28869 

tamxo 


i 

28926 

tawno 

3 

8 

28983 

tedwi 

8 

5 

29040 

telke 

13 

2 

28870 

tamyp 


t 

28927 

tawop 

3 

9 

28984 

tedyk 

8 

6 

29041 

telys 

13 

3 

28871 

tanas 


I 

28928 

tawtu 

3 

10 

28985 

teebo 

8 

7 

29042 

temav 

13 

4 

28872 

tancu 


1 

28929 

tawuv 

3 

11 

28986 

teehu 

8 

8 

29043 

temdy 

13 

5 

23873 

tanew 


H 

28930 

tawxy 

4 

0 

28987 

teely 

8 

9 

29044 

temez 

13 

6 

28874 

tangy 


2 

28931 

tawyz 

4 

1 

28988 

teen a 

8 

10 

29045 

temfa 

13 

7 

28875 

tatiog 


2* 

28932 

tawza 

4 

2 

28989 

teere 

8 

11 

29046 

temid 

13 

8 

28876 

tanum 


3 

28933 

taxac 

4 

3 

28990 

teevi 

9 

0 

29047 

temje 

13 

9 

28877 

tanwo 


3 * 

28934 

taxce 

4 

4 

28991 

tefes 

9 

1 

29048 

temni 

13 

10 

28878 

taobu 


4' 

28935 

taxeg 

4 

5 

28992 

tefgu 

9 

2 

29049 

temoj 

13 

11 

28879 

taofy 


4 * 

28936 

taxgi 

4 

6 

28993 

tefky 

9 

3 

29050 

temto 

14 

0 

28880 

taoha 


5 

28937 

taxik 

4 

7 

28994 

tefma 

9 

4 

29051 

temup 

14 

1 

28881 

taole 



28938 

taxmo 

4 

8 

28995 

tefoc 

9 

5 

29052 

temyt 

14 

2 

28882 

taopl 


6 

28939 

taxsu 

4 

9 

28996 

tefym 

9 

6 

29053 

temzu 

14 

3 

28883 

taovo 


6£ 

28940 

taxwy 

4 

10 

28997 

tegap 

9 

7 

29054 

tenaw 

14 

4 

28884 

tapey 


7 

28941 

taxya 

4 

11 

28998 

teget 

9 

8 

29055 

tency 

14 

5 

28885 

tapga 


7i 

28942 

tayad 

5 

0 

28999 

tegfu 

9 

9 

29056 

tenok 

14 

6 

28886 

tapic 


8 

28943 

taybe 

5 

1 

29000 

tegix 

9 

10 

29057 

tenso 

14 

7 

28887 

tapke 


8* 

28944 

tayfl 

5 

2 

29001 

tegjy 

9 

11 

29058 

tenyu 

14 

8 

28888 

tapys 


9 

28945 

tayil 

5 

3 

29002 

tegla 

10 

0 

29059 

teoby 

14 

9 

28889 

taraw 


9 | 

28946 

taylo 

5 

4 

29003 

tegod 

10 

1 

29060 

teoda 

14 

10 

28890 

tarcy 


10 

28947 

tayor 

5 

5 

29004 

tegpe 

10 

2 

29061 

teohe 

14 

11 

28891 

tarmi 


10| 

28948 

tayru 

5 

6 

29005 

tegti 

10 

3 

29062 

teoli 

15 

0 

28892 

tarok 


11 

28949 

tayux 

5 

7 

29006 

teguj 

10 

4 

29063 

teoro 

15 

1 

28893 

tarso 


llj 

28950 

tayvy 

5 

8 

29007 

tegyn 

10 

5 

29064 

teoxu 

15 

2 

28894 

taryu 

1 

0 

28051 

tayxa 

5 

9 

29008 

tegzo 

10 

6 

29065 

tepay 

15 

3 

28895 

tasax 

1 

1 

28952 

tazim 

5 

10 

29009 

tehka 

10 

7 

29066 

tepca 

15 

4 

28896 

tasby 

1 

2 

28953 

tazko 

5 

11 

29010 

tehsi 

10 

8 

29067 

tepee 

15 

5 

28897 

tasda 

1 

3 

28954 

tazos 

6 

0 

29011 

tehuk 

10 

9 

29068 

tepge 

15 

6 

28898 

taseb 

1 

4 

28955 

tazuy 

6 

1 

29012 

tehyo 

10 

10 

29069 

tepig 

15 

7 

28899 

tashe 

1 

5 

28956 

tazwa 

6 

2 

29013 

teidu 

10 

11 

29070 

tepki 

15 

8 

28900 

tasif 

1 

6 

28957 

tazyc 

6 

3 

29014 

teihy 

11 

0 

29071 

tepom 

15 

9 

28901 

tasli 

1 

7 

28958 

teafo 

6 

4 

29015 

teija 

11 

1 

29072 

tepus 

15 

10 

28902 

tasol 

1 

8 

28959 

tealu 

6 

5 

29016 

teine 

11 

2 

29073 

tepwu 

15 

11 

28903 

tasro 

1 

9 

28960 

teapy 

6 

6 

29017 

teiri 

11 

3 

29074 

tesab 

16 

0 

28904 

tasur 

1 

10 

28961 

teara 

6 

7 

29018 

teixo 

11 

4 

29075 

tesde 

16 

1 

28905 

tasxu 

1 

11 

28962 

teave 

6 

8 

29019 

tejas 

11 

5 

29076 

tesef 

16 

2 

28906 

tasyv 

2 

0 

28963 

teazi 

6 

9 

29020 

tejeu 

11 

6 

29077 

teshi 

16 

3 

28907 

tatay 

2 

1 

28964 

tebak 

6 

10 

29021 

tejew 

11 

7 

29078 

tesij 

16 

4 

28908 

tatca 

2 

2 

28965 

tebis 

6 

11 

29022 

tejme 

11 

8 

29079 

tesno 

16 

5 

28909 

tatec 

2 

3 

28966 

teboy 

7 

0 

29023 

tejog 

11 

9 

29080 

tesop 

16 

6 

28910 

tatge 

2 

4 

28967 

tebyl 

7 

1 

29024 

tejum 

11 

10 

29081 

testu 

16 

7 

28911 

tatig 

2 

5 

28968 

tecal 

7 

2 

29025 

tejwo 

11 

11 

29082 

tesuv 

16 

8 

28912 

tatom 

2 

6 

28969 

tecdo 

7 

3 

29026 

tekat 

12 

0 

29083 

tesyz 

16 

9 

28913 

tatus 

2 

7 

28970 

tecep 

7 

4 

29027 

tekbu 

12 

1 

29084 

tetac 

16 

10 

28914 

tatwu 

2 

8 

28971 

tecit 

7 

5 

29028 

tekex 

12 

2 

29085 

tetce 

16 

11 

28915 

tauba 

2 

9 

28972 

tecju 

7 

6 

29029 

tekfy 

12 

3 

29086 

teteg 

17 

0 

28916 

taufe 

2 

10 

28973 

teeny 

7 

7 

29030 

tekib 

12 

4 

29087 

tetgi 

17 

1 

28917 

tauji 

■2 

11 

28974 

tecoz 

7 

8 

29031 

tekle 

12 

5 

29088 

tetik 

17 

2 

28918 

taupo 

3 

0 

28975 

teepa 

7 

9 

29032 

tekoh 

12 

6 

29089 

tetmo 

17 

3 

28919 

tauvu 

3 

1 

28976 

tecte 

7 

10 

29033 

tekpi 

12 

7 

29090 

tetwy 

17 

4 

28920 

tauzy 

3 

2 

28977 

tecuf 

7 

11 

29034 

tekun 

12 

8 

29091 

tetya 

17 

5 

28921 

tawab 

3 

3 

28978 

tecy] 

8 

0 

29035 

tekvo 

12 

9 

29092 

teube 

17 

6 

28922 

tawde 

3 

4 

28979 

tedam 

8 

1 

29036 

tekyr 

12 

10 

29093 

teufi 

17 

7 

28923 

tawef 

3 

5 

28980 

tedmy 

8 

2 

29037 

teley 

12 

11 

29094 

teulo 

17 

8 

28924 

tawhi 

3 

6 

28981 

tedse 

8 

3 

29038 

telga 

13 

0 

29095 

teuru 

17 

9 

28925 

tawlj 

3 

7 

28982 

tedug 

8 

4 

29039 

telle 

13 

1 

29096 

teuvy 

17 

10 


534 



















teuxa 


STERLING (contd.) 


tiyju 


Nos. 

(Half) 

wrd. 

Sterling. 

£ s. d. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

STERLING. 

£ 8. d. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Sterling. 

£ s. d. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Sterling. 

£ s. d. 

29097 

teuxa 


17 

11 

29154 

thrux 

1 

8 

0 

29211 

tigib 

2 

2 

3 

29268 

tipeg 

2 

16 

6 

29098 

tevim 


18 

0 

29155 

thryb 

l 

8 

3 

29212 

tigle 

2 

2 

6 

29269 

tipgi 

2 

16 

9 

29099 

tevko 


18 

1 

29156 

thuag 

1 

8 

6 

29213 

tigoh 

2 

2 

9 

29270 

tipik 

2 

17 

0 

29100 

tevos 


18 

2 

29157 

thud 

1 

8 

9 

29214 

tigpl 

2 

3 

0 

29271 

tipmo 

2 17 

3 

29101 

tevuy 


18 

3 

29158 

thuek 

1 

9 

0 

29215 

tiguu 

2 

3 

3 

29272 

tipsu 

2 

17 

6 

29102 

tevwa 


18 

4 

29159 

thusy 

1 

9 

3 

29216 

tigvo 

2 

3 

6 

29273 

tipwy 

2 

17 

9 

29103 

tevyc 


18 

5 

29160 

thuye 

l 

9 

6 

29217 

tigyr 

2 

3 

9 

29274 

tipya 

2 

18 

0 

29104 

tewaf 


18 

6 

29161 

thyak 

1 

9 

9 

29218 

tihey 

2 

4 

0 

29275 

tirim 

2 

18 

3 

29105 

tewdi 


18 

7 

29162 

thyis 

1 

10 

0 

29219 

tihga 

2 

4 

3 

29276 

tirko 

2 

18 

6 

29106 

tewej 


18 

8 

29163 

thyku 

1 

10 

3 

29220 

tihic 

2 

4 

6 

29277 

tiros 

2 

18 

9 

29107 

tewin 


18 

9 

29164 

thyoy 

l 

10 

6 

29221 

tihke 

2 

4 

9 

29278 

tiruy 

2 

19 

0 

29108 

tewjo 


18 10 

29165 

tiabo 

l 

10 

9 

29222 

tihys 

2 

5 

0 

29279 

tirwa 

2 

19 

3 

29109 

tewot 


18 

11 

29166 

tiahu 

1 

11 

0 

29223 

tijaw 

2 

5 

3 

29280 

tiryc 

2 

19 

6 

29110 

tewpu 


19 

0 

29167 

tialv 

1 

11 

3 

29224 

tijcy 

2 

5 

6 

29281 

tisaf 

2 

19 

9 

29111 

tewty 


19 

1 

29168 

tiatia 

1 

11 

6 

29225 

tijmi 

2 

5 

9 

29282 

tisdi 

3 

0 

0 

29112 

tewuz 


19 

2 

29169 

tiare 

l 

11 

9 

29226 

tijok 

2 

6 

0 

29283 

tisej 

3 

0 

3 

29113!tewva 


19 

3 

29170 

tiavi 

1 

12 

0 

29227 

tijso 

2 

6 

3 

29284 

tisin 

3 

0 

6 

29114 

tewvd 


19 

4 

29171 

tibes 

1 

12 

3 

29228 

tijyu 

2 

6 

6 

29285 

tisjo 

3 

0 

9 

29115 

tewze 


19 

5 

2917? 

tibgu 

l 

12 

6 

29229 

tikax 

2 

6 

9 

29286 

tisot 

3 

1 

0 

29116 

texag 


19 

G 

29173 

tibkv 

1 

12 

9 

29230 

tikby 

2 

• 7 

0 

29287 

tispu 

3 

1 

3 

29117 

texd 


19 

7 

29174 

tibma 

l 

13 

0 

29231 

tikda 

2 

7 

3 

29288 

tisty 

3 

1 

6 

29118 

texek 


19 

8 

29175 

tiboc 

1 

13 

3 

29232 

tikeb 

2 

7 

6 

29289 

tisuz 

3 

1 

9 

29119 

texsv 


19 

9 

29176 

tibym 

1 

13 

6 

29233 

tikhe 

2 

7 

9 

29290 

tisva 

3 

2 

0 

29120 

texye 


19 

10 

29177 

ticap 

1 

13 

9 

29234 

tikif 

2 

8 

0 

29291 

tisyd 

3 

2 

3 

29121 

teyah 


19 

11 

29178 

ticet 

1 

14 

0 

29235 

tikli 

2 

8 

3 

29292 

titag 

3 

2 

6 

29122 

teybi 

1 

O 

0 

29179 

ticfu 

1 

14 

3 

29236 

tikol 

2 

8 

6 

29293 

titd 

3 

2 

9 

29123 

teyel 

l 

0 

3 

29180 

ticix 

l 

14 

6 

29237 

tikro 

2 

8 

9 

29294 

titek 

3 

3 

0 

29124 

teyho 

l 

0 

6 

29181 

ticjy 

1 

14 

9 

29238 

tikur 

2 

9 

0 

29295 

titye 

3 

3 

3 

29125 

teylp 

l 

0 

9 

29182 

tida 

1 

15 

0 

29239 

tikxu 

2 

9 

3 

29296 

tiubi 

3 

3 

6 

29126 

teynu 

1 

1 

0 

29183 

ticod 

1 

15 

3 

29240 

tikyv 

2 

9 

6 

29297 

tiuho 

3 

3 

9 

29127 

teyov 

l 

1 

3 

29184 

ticpe 

1 

15 

6 

29241 

tilay 

2 

9 

9 

29298 

tiunu 

3 

4 

0 

29128 

teyry 

1 

1 

6 

29185 

tidi 

1 

15 

9 

29242 

tilca 

2 

10 

0 

29299 

tiury 

3 

4 

3 

29129 

teyta 

l 

1 

9 

29186 

ticuj 

1 

16 

0 

29243 

tiiec 

2 

10 

3 

29300 

tiuta 

3 

4 

6 

29130 

tcyub 

1 

2 

0 

29187 

ticyn 

1 

16 

3 

29244 

tilge 

2 

10 

6 

29301 

tiuxe 

3 

4 

9 

29131 

teyxe 

L 

2 

3 

29188 

ticzo 

1 

16 

6 

29245 

tilig 

2 

10 

9 

29302 

tivem 

3 

5 

0 

29132 

tezeni 

l 

2 

6 

29189 

tidsi 

l 

16 

9 

29246 

tilki 

2 

11 

0 

29303 

tivgo 

3 

5 

3 

29133 

tezgo 

1 

2 

9 

29190 

tiduk 

l 

17 

0 

29247 

tilom 

2 

11 

3 

29304 

tivmu 

3 

5 

6 

29134 

tezmu 

1 

3 

0 

29191 

tidyo 

1 

17 

3 

29248 

tilus 

2 

11 

6 

29305 

tivow 

3 

5 

9 

29135 

tezow 

l 

3 

3 

29192 

tiedu 

1 

17 

6 

29249 

tilwu 

2 

11 

9 

29306 

tivsa 

3 

6 

0 

29136 

tezuc 

l 

3 

6 

29193 

tiehy 

1 

17 

9 

29250 

timaz 

2 

12 

0 

29307 

tiviic 

3 

6 

3 

29137 

tezwe 

1 

3 

9 

29194 

tleja 

1 

18 

0 

29251 

timba 

2 

12 

3 

29308 

tivwe 

3 

6 

6 

29138 

tezyg 

1 

4 

0 

29195 

tiene 

1 

18 

3 

29252 

timfe 

2 

12 

6 

29309 

tivyg 

3 

6 

9 

29139 

thaatn 

l 

4 

3 

29196 

fieri 

l 

18 

6 

29253 

timji 

2 

12 

9 

29310 

tiwaj 

3 

7 

0 

29140 

thaco 

1 

4 

6 

29197 

tiexo 

l 

18 

9 

29254 

timon 

2 13 

0 

29311 

tiwen 

3 

7 

3 

29141 

thamy 

1 

4 

9 

29198 

tifas 

1 

19 

0 

29255 

timpo 

2 

13 

3 

29312 

tiwlr 

3 

7 

6 

29142 

thase 

1 

5 

0 

29199 

tifcu 

1 

19 

3 

29256 

timut 

2 

13 

6 

29313 

tiwox 

3 

7 

9 

29143 

thaug 

1 

5 

3 

29200 

tifew 

1 

19 

6 

29257 

timvu 

2 

13 

9 

29314 

tiwud 

3 

8 

0 

29144 

thawi 

1 

5 

6 

29201 

tifgy 

1 

19 

9 

29258 

timyx 

2 

14 

0 

29315 

tixak 

3 

8 

3 

29146 

theka 

l 

5 

9 

29202 

tifme 

2 

0 

0 

29259 

timzy 

2 

14 

3 

29316 

tixls 

3 

8 

6 

29146 

thejsi 

1 

6 

0 

29203 

tifog 

2 

0 

3 

29260 

tiode 

2 

14 

6 

29317 

tixku 

3 

8 

9 

29147 

thouk 

1 

6 

3 

29204 

fifum 

2 

0 

6 

29261 

tiohi 

2 

14 

9 

29318 

tixoy 

3 

9 

0 

29148 

theyo 

1 

6 

6 

29205 

tlfwo 

2 

0 

9 

29262 

tiono 

2 

15 

0 

29319 

tixyi 

3 

9 

3 

29149 

thiga 

l 

6 

9 

29206 

tigat 

2 

1 

0 

29263 

tiotu 

2 

15 

3 

29320 

tiyal 

3 

9 

6 

A 

29150 

thike 

1 

7 

0 

29207 

tigbu 

2 

1 

3 

29264 

tloxy 

2 

15 

6 

29321 

tiydo 

3 

9 

9 

29151 

thrad 

1 

7 

3 

29208 

tigex 

2 

1 

6 

29265 

tioza 

2 

15 

9 

29322 

tiyep 

3 

10 

0 

o 

29152 

thril 

1 

7 

6 

29209 

tigfy 

2 

1 

9 

29266 

tipac 

2 

16 

0 

29323 

tiylt 

3 

10 


29153 

thror 

1 

7 

9 

29210 

tigha 

2 

2 

0 

29267 

tipce 

2 

16 

3 

29324 

tiyju 

3 

10 

6 


530 





















tlyny 


STERLING (contd.) 


tufeh 


Nos. 


29325 


29326 tiyoz 


29327 


(Half) 

word. 


Sterling 
£ s. d 


tiyny 


tiypa 


29328 tiyte 

29329 tiyuf 

29330 tiyxi 

29331 tizam 

29332 tlzco 

29333 tizmy 

29334 tizug 

29335 tizwi 

29336 tizyk 

29337 toabu 

29338 toafy 

29339 toaha 

29340 toale 

29341 toapi 

29342 toavo 

29343 tobey 

29344 tobga 

29345 tobic 

29346 tobys 

29347 tocav 

29348 tocdy 

29349 tocez 

29350 tocfa 

29351 tocid 

29352 tocje 

29353 tocni 

29354 tocoj 

29355 tocto 

29356 tooip 

29357 tocyt 
293^8 toczu 

29359 todaw 

29360 todmi 
29361todok 

29362 todso 

29363 todyu 

29364 toeda 

29365 toehe 

29366 toell 

29367 toero 

29368 toexu 

29369 tofay 

29370 tofca 

29371 tofec 
29372tofge 

29373 toflg 

29374 tofkl 

29375 tofom 

29376 tofus 

29377 tofwu 

29378 togaz 
29379togba 
29380toged 
29381togfe 


3 10 
3 11 
3 11 
3 11 
3 11 
3 12 
3 12 
3 12 
3 12 
3 13 
3 13 
3 13 
3 13 
3 14 
3 14 
3 14 
3 14 
3 15 
3 15 
3 15 
3 15 
3 16 
3 16 
3 16 
3 16 
3 17 
3 17 
3 17 
3 17 
3 18 
3 18 
3 18 
3 18 
3 19 
3 19 
3 19 
3 19 
0 
0 
0 
0 
1 
1 
1 
1 
2 
2 
2 
2 
3 
3 
3 

3 

4 
4 
4 
4 


9 

0 

3 

6 

9 

0 

3 

6 

9 

0 

3 

6 

9 

0 

3 

6 

9 

0 

3 

6 

9 

0 

3 

6 

9 

0 

3 

6 

9 

0 

3 

6 

9 

0 

3 

6 

9 

0 

3 

6 

9 

0 

3 

6 

9 

0 

3 

6 

9 

0 

3 

6 

9 

0 

3 

6 

9 


Nos. 


29382 


29387 


29388 togzy 

29389 toide 

29390 toihl 


29391 


(Half) 

word 


togjl 


29383 togon 

29384 togpo 

29385 togul 

29386 togvu 


togyx 


29392 toitu 

29393 toixy 

29394 toiza 


29395 

29396 

29397 

29398 


29401 

29402 


29406 

29407 

29408 


toino 


tojac 

tojce 

tojeg 

tojgl 


29399 tojik 

29400 tojmo 
tojsu 
tojya 


29403 tokad 

29404 tokbe 

29405 tokeh 


tokfi 

tokil 

toklo 


29409 tokor 

29410 tokru 
29411tokux 
29412 tokvy 
29413tokyb 

29414 tolim 

29415 tolko 

29416 tolos 

29417 (oluy 

29418 tolwa 

29419 tolyc 

29420 tomaf 

29421 tomdl 

29422 tomej 

29423 tomin 

29424 tomjo 

29425 tomot 

29426 tompu 

29427 tomty 

29428 tomuz 

29429 tomva 

29430 tomyd 

29431 tomze 

29432 tonag 

29433 toncl 

29434 tonek 

29435 fonye 

29436 toobi 

29437 tooel 

29438 tooho 


Sterling, 
|£ s. 


5 
5 

5 6 


5 9 

6 0 
6 3 
6 6 

6 9 

7 0 
7 3 
7 6 

7 9 

8 0 
8 3 
8 6 

8 9 

9 0 
9 3 
9 6 
9 9 

4 10 0 
4 10 3 
4 10 6 
4 10 9 
4 11 0 
4 11 3 
4 11 6 

11 9 
4 12 0 

12 3 
12 6 

4 12 9 

13 0 
13 3 

13 6 
4 13 9 

14 0 
14 3 
14 6 

14 9 

15 0 
15 3 
15 6 

15 9 

16 0 
16 3 
16 6 

16 9 

17 0 
17 3 
17 6 

17 9 

18 0 
18 3 
18 6 

18 9 

19 0 


Noe. 


29439 


29441 

29442 

29443 


(Half) 

word. 


toonu 


29440 toory 
toota 
tooxe 
topem 


29444topgo 5 1 0 
topmu 5 16 


29445 

29446 

29447 

29448 


29451 

29452 

29453 

29454 


topow 

topsa 

topuc 


Sterling 
£ s. 


4 19 
4 19 6 

4 19 9 

5 0 0 
0 6 


29449 topwe 

29450 topyg 
torak 
toris 
torku 
toroy 


29455 toryi 

29456 tosal 

29457 tosdo 

29458 tosep 

29459 tosit 

29460 tosju 
29461tosny 

29462 tosoz 

29463 tospa 

29464 toste 

29465 tosuf 
29466tosyj 

29467 totam 

29468 totco 

29469 totmy 

29470 totse 
29471totug 

29472 totwi 

29473 totyk 
29474touan 

29475 toubo 

29476 touer 

29477 touvi 

29478 loves 

29479 tovgu 

29480 tovma 

29481 (ovoc 

29482 tovym 

29483 towap 

29484 towet 

29485 towfu 

29486 fowix 

29487 fowjy 

29488 towla 

29489 towod 

29490 towpe 

29491 towti 6 

29492 towuj 

29493 towyn 6 

29494 towzo 
29495toxka 6 


2 
2 
3 

3 

4 

4 

5 

5 

6 

6 6 
7 0 

7 6 

8 0 
8 6 
9 0 
9 6 

5 10 0 

5 10 6 

6 11 0 
5 11 6 
5 12 0 
5 12 6 
5 13 0 
5 13 6 
5 14 0 
5 14 6 
5 15 0 
5 15 6 
5 16 0 
5 16 6 
5 17 0 
5 17 6 
5 18 0 
5 18 6 
5 19 0 

5 19 6 

6 0 0 
6 0 6 

1 


0 
1 6 

2 0 


6 0 
6 6 


Nos. 


29496 

29497 

29498 

29499 


29501 


29502 toyiz 


29503 

29504 


(Half) 

word. 


toxuk 

toxyo 

toyar 

toydu 


29500toyev 


toyhy 


toyja 

toyne 


29505 toyof 

29506 toyrl 

29507 foyul 

29508 toyxo 

29509 tozas 

29510 tozcu 

29511 tozew 

29512 tozgy 

29513 tozme 

29514 tozog 

29515 tozum 

29516 tozwo 

29517 tuaca 

29518 tuage 
29519tuakl 
29520 tubaz 
29521tubba 

29522 tubed 

29523 tubfe 

29524 tubih 

29525 tubji 

29526 tubon 

29527 tubpo 

29528 tubut 

29529 tubvu 

29530 tubyx 
29531tubzy 

29532 tudab 

29533 tudde 

29534 tudef 
29535tudhi 

29536 tudij 

29537 tudno 

29538 tudop 
29639 tudtu 
29540 tuduv 
29541tudyz 

29542 tudza 

29543 tuece 

29544 tueeg 

29545 tuegl 

29546 tuemo 

29547 tuesu 

29548 tuewy 

29549 tueya 

29550 tufad 
29551tufbe 
29552 tufeh 


Sterling. 
£ s. d. 


6 10 
6 10 
6 11 
6 11 
6 12 
6 12 
6 13 
6 13 
6 14 
6 14 
6 15 
6 16 
6 16 
6 16 
6 17 
6 17 
6 18 
6 18 
6 19 

6 19 

7 0 


0 

1 

1 

2 

2 

3 

3 

4 

4 

5 

5 

6 
6 
7 

7 

8 
8 
9 
9 

10 


7 10 
7 11 
7 11 


12 

12 

13 

13 

14 

14 

15 


0 

6 

0 

6 

0 

6 

0 

6 

0 

6 

0 

6 

0 

6 

0 

6 

0 

6 

0 

6 

0 

6 

0 

6 

0 

6 

0 

6 

0 

6 

0 

6 

0 

6 

0 

6 

0 

6 

0 

6 

0 

6 

0 

6 

0 

6 

0 

6 

0 

6 

0 

6 

0 

6 

0 

6 

0 


536 


































tuffi STERLING ( conld.) tykhu 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Sterling. 

£ s. d. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Sterling. 

£ s. d. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Sterling. 

£ s. d. 

Nos. 

(HalO 

word. 

Sterling. 

£ s. d. 

29553 

tuffi 

7 

15 

6 

29610 

tumis 

9 

4 

0 

29667 

tuvha 

13 

2 

6 

29724 

tycln 

20 

5 

0 

29554 

tufil 

7 

16 

0 

29611 

turaoy 

9 

4 

6 

29668 

tuvib 

13 

5 

0 

29725 

tycjo 

20 

7 

6 

29555 

tuflo 

7 

16 

6 

29612 

tumyi 

9 

5 

0 

29669 

tuvle 

13 

7 

6 

29726 

tycot 

20 

10 

0 

29556 

tufor 

7 

17 

0 

29613 

tunal 

9 

5 

6 

29670 

tuvoh 

13 

10 

0 

29727 

tycpu 

20 

12 

6 

29557 

tufru 

7 

17 

6 

29614 

tundo 

9 

6 

0 

29671 

tuvpi 

13 

12 

6 

29728 

tycty 

20 

15 

0 

29558 

tufvy 

7 

18 

0 

29615 

tunep 

9 

6 

6 

29672 

tuvun 

13 

15 

0 

29729 

tycuz 

20 17 

6 

29559 

tufyb 

7 

18 

6 

29616 

tunit 

9 

7 

0 

29673 

tuvyr 

13 

17 

6 

29730 

tycva 

21 

0 

0 

29560 

tuglm 

7 

19 

0 

29617 

tunju 

9 

7 

6 

29674 

tuwey 

14 

0 

0 

29731 

tycyd 

21 

2 

6 

29561 

tugko 

7 

19 

6 

29618 

tunny 

9 

8 

0 

29675 

tuwlc 

14 

2 

6 

29732 

tycze 

21 

5 

0 

29562 

tugos 

8 

0 

0 

29619 

tunoz 

9 

8 

6 

29676 

tuwys 

14 

5 

0 

29733 

tydag 

21 

7 

6 

29563 

tuguy 

8 

0 

6 

29620 

tunpa 

9 

9 

0 

29677 

tuxav 

14 

7 

6 

29734 

tydcl 

21 

10 

0 

29564 

tugwa 

8 

1 

0 

29621 

tunte 

9 

9 

6 

29678 

tuxdy 

14 10 

0 

29735 

tydek 

21 

12 

6 

29565 

tugyc 

8 

1 

6 

29622 

tunuf 

9 

10 

0 

29679 

tuxez 

14 12 

6 

29736 

tydye 

21 

15 

0 

29566 

tuhaf 

8 

2 

0 

29623 

tunxi 

9 

10 

6 

29680 

tuxfa 

14 

15 

0 

29737 

tyeah 

21 

17 

6 

29567 

tuhdi 

8 

2 

6 

29624 

tunyj 

9 

11 

0 

29681 

tuxld 

14 

17 

6 

29738 

tyebl 

22 

0 

0 

29568 

tuhej 

8 

3 

0 

29625 

tuoco 

9 

11 

6 

29682 

tuxje 

15 

0 

0 

29739 

tyeel 

22 

2 

6 

29569 

tuhin 

8 

3 

6 

29626 

tuomy 

9 

12 

0 

29683 

tuxni 

15 

2 

6 

29740 

tyeho 

22 

5 

0 

29570 

tuhjo 

8 

4 

0 

29627 

tuose 

9 

12 

6 

29684 

tuxoj 

15 

5 

0 

29741 

tyeip 

22 

7 

6 

29571 

tuhot 

8 

4 

6 

29628 

tuowl 

9 

13 

0 

29685 

tuxto 

15 

7 

6 

29742 

tyenu 

22 

10 

0 

29572 

tuhpu 

8 

5 

0 

29629 

tupan 

9 

13 

6 

29686 

tuxup 

15 

10 

0 

29743 

tyeov 

22 

12 

6 

29573 

tuhty 

8 

5 

6 

29030 

tupbo 

9 

14 

0 

29687 

tuxyt 

15 12 

6 

29744 

tyery 

22 

15 

0 

29574 

tuhuz 

8 

6 

0 

29631 

tuper 

9 

14 

6 

29688 

tuxzu 

15 

15 

0 

29745 

tyeta 

22 

17 

6 

29575 

tuhva 

8 

6 

6 

29632 

tuphu 

9 

15 

0 

29689 

tuyaw 

15 

17 

6 

29746 

tyeub 

23 

0 

0 

29576 

tuhyd 

8 

7 

0 

29633 

tupiv 

9 

15 

6 

29690 

tuycy 

10 

0 

0 

29747 

tyexe 

23 

2 

6 

29577 

tuhze 

8 

7 

6 

29634 

tuply 

9 

16 

0 

29691 

tuyml 

10 

2 

6 

29748 

tyfem 

23 

5 

0 

29578 

tuici 

8 

8 

0 

29635 

tuqui 

9 

16 

6 

29692 

tuyok 

16 

6 

0 

29749 

tyfgo 

23 

7 

6 

29579 

tu 

ah 

8 

8 

6 

29636 

turap 

9 

17 

0 

29693 

tuyso 

16 

7 

6 

29750 

tyfmu 

23 

10 

0 

29580 

tu 

bi 

8 

9 

0 

29637 

turet 

9 

17 

6 

29694 

tuzax 

16 

10 

0 

29751 

tyfow 

23 

12 

6 

29581 

tu 

el 

8 

9 

6 

29638 

turfu 

9 

18 

0 

29695 

tuzby 

16 

12 

6 

29752 

tyfsa 

23 

15 

0 

29582 

tu 

ho 

8 

10 

0 

29639 

turlx 

9 

18 

6 

29696 

tuzda 

16 

15 

0 

29753 

tyfuc 

23 

17 

6 

29583 

tu 

ip 

8 

10 

6 

29640 

turjy 

9 

19 

0 

29697 

tuzeb 

16 

17 

6 

29754 

tyfwe 

24 

0 

0 

29584 

tu 

nu 

8 

11 

0 

29641 

turla 

9 

19 

6 

29698 

tuzhe 

17 

0 

0 

29755 

tyfyg 

24 

2 

6 

29585 

tu 

ov 

8 

11 

6 

29642 

turod 

10 

0 

0 

29699 

tuzif 

17 

2 

6 

29756 

tygaj 

24 

5 

0 

29586 

tu 

ry 

8 

12 

0 

29643 

turpe 

10 

2 

6 

29700 

tuzli 

17 

5 

0 

29757 

tygen 

24 

7 

6 

29587 

tu 

ta 

8 

12 

6 

29644 

turti 

10 

6 

0 

29701 

tuzol 

17 

7 

6 

29758 

tygfo 

24 

10 

0 

29588 

tu 

ub 

8 

13 

0 

29645 

turu] 

10 

7 

6 

29702 

tuzro 

17 

10 

0 

29759 

tyglr 

24 

12 

6 

29589 

tu 

xe 

8 13 

6 

29646 

turyn 

10 

10 

0 

29703 

tuzur 

17 

12 

6 

29760 

tyglu 

24 

15 

0 

29590 

tu 

y f 

8 

14 

0 

29647 

turzo 

10 

12 

6 

29704 

tuzyv 

17 

15 

0 

29761 

tygox 

24 

17 

6 

29591 

tu 

<em 

8 

14 

6 

29648 

tuska 

10 

15 

0 

29705 

tyaad 

17 

17 

6 

29702 

tygpy 

25 

0 

0 

29592 

tukmu 

8 

15 

0 

29649 

tussl 

10 

17 

6 

29706 

tyabe 

18 

0 

0 

29763 

tygra 

25 

2 

6 

29593 

tukow 

8 

15 

6 

29650 

tusuk 

11 

0 

0 

29707 

tyafi 

18 

2 

6 

29764 

tygud 

25 

5 

0 

29594 

tuksa 

8 

16 

0 

29651 

tusyo 

11 

2 

6 

29708 

tyail 

18 

5 

0 

29765 

tygve 

25 

7 

6 

29595 

tukuc 

8 

16 

6 

29652 

tutar 

11 

5 

0 

29709 

tyalo 

18 

7 

6 

29766 

tygzi 

25 

10 

0 

29596 

tukwe 

8 

17 

0 

29653 

tutdu 

11 

7 

6 

29710 

tyaor 

18 

10 

0 

29767 

tyhak 

25 

12 

6 

29597 

tukyg 

8 

17 

6 

29654 

tutev 

11 

10 

0 

29711 

tyaru 

18 

12 

6 

29768 

tyhis 

25 

15 

0 

29598 

tulaj 

8 

18 

0 

29655 

tuthy 

11 

12 

6 

29712 

tyaux 

18 

15 

0 

29769 

tyhoy 

25 

17 

6 

29599 

tulen 

8 

18 

6 

29656 

tutiz 

11 

15 

0 

29713 

tyavy 

18 

17 

6 

29770 

tyjam 

26 

0 

0 

29600 

tulfo 

8 

19 

0 

29657 

tutja 

11 

17 

6 

29714 

tyaxa 

19 

0 

0 

29771 

tyjco 

26 

2 

6 

29601 

tulir 

8 

19 

6 

29650 

tutne 

12 

0 

0 

29715 

tybim 

19 

2 

6 

29772 

tyjmy 

26 

5 

0 

29602 

tullu 

9 

0 

0 

29659 

tutof 

12 

2 

6 

29716 

tybko 

19 

5 

0 

29773 

tyjse 

26 

7 

6 

29603 

tulox 

9 

0 

6 

29660 

tutri 

12 

5 

0 

29717 

tybos 

19 

7 

6 

29774 

tyiug 

26 

10 

0 

29604 

tulpy 

9 

1 

0 

29661 

tutul 

12 

7 

6 

29718 

tybuy 

19 

10 

0 

29775 

tyjwi 

26 

12 

6 

29605 

tulra 

9 

1 

6 

29662 

tutxo 

12 

10 

0 

29719 

tybwa 

19 

12 

6 

29776 

tyjyk 

26 

15 

0 

29606 

tulud 

9 

2 

0 

29663 

tutyp 

12 

12 

6 

29720 

tybyc 

19 

15 

0 

29777 

tykan 

26 

17 

6 

29607 

tulve 

9 

2 

6 

29664 

tuvat 

12 

15 

0 

29721 

tycaf 

19 17 

6 

29778 

tykbo 

27 

0 

0 

29608 

tulzl 

9 

3 

0 

29665 

tuvbu 

12 

17 

6 

29722 

tycdi 

20 

0 

0 

29779 

tyker 

27 

2 

6 

29609 

tumak 

9 

3 

6 

29660 

tuvex 

13 

0 

0 

29723 

tyce| 

20 

2 

6 

29780 

tykhu 

27 

5 

0 


537 




















tykiv STERLING (contd.) ubwop 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Sterlin 

£ s. 

rl. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Sterling. 

£ s. d. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Sterling. 

£ s. d. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

ward. 

Sterling. 

£ s. d. 

29781 

tykiv 

27 

7 

6 

29838 

tysyt 

34 

10 

0 

29895 

ubcov 

41 

12 

6 

29952 

ubitiof 

48 

15 

0 

29782 

tykly 

27 

10 

0 

29839 

tytaw 

34 

12 

6 

29896 

ubcry 

41 

15 

0 

29953 

ubmri 

48 

17 

6 

29783 

tyles 

27 

12 

6 

29840 

tytcy 

34 

15 

0 

29897 

ubCub 

41 

17 

6 

29954 

ubtfiyp 

49 

0 

0 

29784 

tylgu 

27 

15 

0 

29841 

tytmi 

34 

17 

6 

29898 

ubcyf 

42 

0 

0 

29955 

ubnas 

49 

2 

6 

29785 

tylky 

27 

17 

6 

29842 

tytok 

35 

0 

0 

29899 

ubdem 

42 

2 

6 

29956 

ubnew 

49 

5 

0 

29786 

tylma 

28 

0 

0 

29843 

tytyu 

35 

2 

6 

29900 

ubdgo 

42 

5 

0 

29957 

ubnog 

49 

7 

6 

29787 

tyloc 

28 

2 

6 

29844 

lyuax 

35 

5 

0 

29901 

ubdmu 

42 

7 

6 

29958 

ubnum 

49 

10 

0 

29788 

tylym 

28 

5 

0 

29845 

tyuby 

35 

7 

6 

29902 

ubdow 

42 

10 

0 

29959 

uborat 

49 

12 

6 

29789 

tymap 

28 

7 

6 

29846 

tyuda 

35 

10 

0 

29903 

ubdsa 

42 

12 

6 

29960 

ubobu 

49 

15 

0 

29790 

tymet 

28 

10 

0 

29847 

tyueb 

35 

12 

6 

29904 

ubduc 

42 

15 

0 

29961 

ubaex 

49 

17 

6 

29791 

tymfu 

28 

12 

6 

29848 

tyuhe 

35 

15 

0 

29905 

ubdyg 

42 

17 

6 

29962 

ubqfy 

50 

0 

0 

29792 

tymix 

28 

15 

0 

29849 

tyuif 

35 

17 

6 

29906 

ubeaj 

43 

0 

0 

29963 

uboha 

51 

0 

0 

29793 

tymjy 

28 

17 

6 

29850 

tyull 

86 

0 

0 

29907 

ubeen 

43 

2 

6 

29964 

uboib 

52 

0 

0 

29794 

tymla 

29 

0 

0 

29851 

tyuol 

36 

2 

6 

29908 

ubefo 

43 

5 

0 

29965 

ubole 

53 

0 

0 

29795 

tymod 

29 

2 

6 

29852 

tyuro 

36 

5 

0 

29909 

ubefr 

43 

7 

6 

29966 

ubopi 

54 

0 

0 

29796 

tympe 

29 

5 

0 

29853 

tyuxu 

36 

7 

6 

299J0 

ubelu 

43 

10 

0 

29967 

uboun 

55 

0 

0 

29797 

tymti 

29 

7 

6 

29854 

tyvay 

36 

10 

0 

29911 

ubeox 

43 

12 

6 

29968 

ubovo ' 

56 

0 

0 

29798 

tymuj 

29 

10 

0 

29855 

tyvca 

36 

12 

6 

29912 

ubepy 

43 

15 

0 

29969 

ubpey 

57 

0 

0 

29799 

tymyn 

29 

12 

6 

29856 

tyvec 

36 

15 

0 

29913 

ubera 

43 

17 

6 

29970 

ubplc 

58 

0 

0 

29800 

tymzo 

29 

15 

0 

29857 

tyvge 

36 

17 

6 

29914 

ubeud 

44 

0 

0 

29971 

ubpys 

59 

0 

0 

29801 

tynka 

29 

17 

6 

29858 

tyvig 

37 

0 

0 

29915 

ubeve 

44 

2 

6 

29972 

ubraw 

60 

0 

0 

29802 

tynsi 

30 

0 

0 

29859 

tyvki 

37 

2 

6 

29916 

ubezi 

44 

5 

0 

29973 

ubrok 

61 

0 

0 

29803 

tynuk 

30 

2 

6 

29860 

tyvom 

37 

5 

0 

29917 

abfak 

44 

7 

6 

29974 

ubryu 

62 

0 

0 

2980* 

tynyo 

30 

5 

0 

29861 

tyvus 

37 

7 

6 

29918 

ubfis 

44 

10 

0 

29975 

ubsax 

63 

0 

0 

29805 

tyoar 

30 

7 

6 

29862 

tyvwu 

37 

10 

0 

29919 

ubfoy 

44 

12 

6 

29976 

ubsby 

64 

0 

0 

29806 

tyodu 

30 10 

0 

29863 

tywaz 

37 

12 

6 

29920 

ubgal 

44 

15 

0 

29977 

ubsda 

65 

0 

0 

29807 

tyoev 

30 

12 

6 

29864 

tywed 

37 

15 

0 

29921 

ubgep 

44 

17 

6 

29978 

ubseb 

66 

0 

0 

29808 

tyohy 

30 

15 

0 

29865 

tywon 

37 

17 

6 

29922 

ubgit 

45 

0 

0 

29979 

ubshe 

67 

0 

0 

29809 

tyolz 

30 

17 

6 

29866 

tywut 

38 

0 

0 

29923 

ubgoz 

45 

2 

6 

29980 

ubsif 

68 

0 

0 

29810 

tyoja 

31 

0 

0 

29867 

tywyx 

38 

2 

6 

29924 

ubguf 

45 

5 

0 

29981 

ubsli 

69 

0 

0 

29811 

tyone 

31 

2 

6 

29868 

tyzac 

38 

5 

0 

29925 

ubgyj 

45 

7 

6 

29982 

ubsol 

70 

0 

0 

29812 

tyoof 

31 

5 

0 

29869 

tyzce 

38 

7 

6 

29926 

ubham 

45 

10 

0 

29983 

ubsro 

71 

0 

0 

29813 

tyori 

31 

7 

6 

29870 

tyzeg 

38 

10 

0 

29927 

ubhug 

45 

12 

6 

29984 

ubsur 

72 

0 

0 

29814 

tyoul 

31 

10 

0 

29871 

tyzgi 

38 

12 

6 

29928 

ubhyk 

45 

15 

0 

29985 

ubsxu 

73 

0 

0 

29815 

tyoxo 

31 

12 

6 

29872 

tyzik 

38 

15 

0 

29929 

ubian 

45 

17 

6 

29986 

ubsyv 

74 

0 

0 

29816 

typas 

31 

15 

0 

29873 

tyzmo 

38 

17 

6 

29930 

ubibo 

46 

0 

0 

29987 

ubtay 

75 

0 

0 

29817 

typcu 

31 

17 

6 

29874 

tyzsu 

39 

0 

0 

29931 

ubier 

46 

2 

6 

29988 

ubtca 

76 

0 

0 

29818 

typew 

32 

0 

0 

29875 

tyzwy 

39 

2 

6 

29932 

ubihu 

46 

5 

0 

29989 

ubtec 

77 

0 

0 

29819 

typgy 

32 

2 

6 

29876 

tyzya 

39 

5 

0 

29933 

ubily 

46 

7 

6 

29990 

ubtge 

78 

0 

0 

29B20 

typme 

32 

5 

0 

29877 

ubaaf 

39 

7 

6 

29934 

ubjes 

46 

10 

0 

29991 

ubtig 

79 

0 

0 

29821 

typog 

32 

7 

6 

29878 

ubadi 

39 

10 

0 

29935 

ubjgu 

46 

12 

6 

29992 

ubtom 

80 

0 

0 

29822 

typum 

32 

10 

0 

29879 

ubaej 

39 

12 

6 

29936 

ubjky 

46 

15 

0 

29993 

ubtus 

81 

0 

0 

29823 

typwo 

32 

12 

6 

29880 

ubain 

39 

15 

0 

29937 

ubjma 

46 

17 

6 

29994 

ubtwu 

82 

Q 

0 

29824 

tyrey 

32 

15 

0 

29881 

ubajo 

39 

17 

6 

29938 

ubjoc 

47 

0 

0 

29995 

ubuaz 

83 

0 

0 

29825 

tyrga 

32 

17 

6 

29882 

ubaot 

40 

0 

0 

29939 

ubjym 

47 

2 

6 

29996 

ububa 

84 

0 

0 

29826 

tyric 

33 

0 

0 

29883 

ubapu 

40 

2 

6 

29940 

ubkap 

47 

5 

0 

29997 

ubued 

85 

0 

0 

29827 

tyrke 

33 

2 

6 

29884 

ubaty 

40 

5 

0 

29941 

ubket 

47 

7 

6 

29998 

ubufe 

86 

0 

0 

29828 

tyrys 

33 

5 

0 

29885 

ubauz 

40 

7 

6 

29942 

ubkix 

47 

10 

0 

29999 

ubuji 

87 

0 

0 

29829 

tysav 

33 

7 

6 

29886 

ubava 

40 

10 

0 

29943 

ubkla 

47 

12 

6 

30000 

ubuon 

88 

0 

0 

29830 

tysdy 

33 

10 

0 

29887 

ubaze 

40 

12 

6 

29944 

ubkod 

47 

15 

0 

30001 

ubupo 

89 

0 

0 

29831 

tysez 

33 

12 

6 

29888 

ubbag 

40 

15 

0 

29945 

ubkuj 

47 

17 

6 

30002 

ubuvu 

90 

0 

0 

29832 

tysfa 

33 

15 

0 

29889 

ubbc! 

40 

17 

6 

29946 

ubkyn 

48 

0 

0 

30003 

ubuzy 

91 

0 

0 

29833 

tysid 

33 

17 

6 

29890 

ubbek 

41 

0 

0 

29947 

ubluk 

48 

2 

6 

30004 

ubwab 

92 

0 

0 

29834 

tysnl 

34 

0 

0 

29891 

ubbye 

41 

2 

6 

29948 

ublyo 

48 

5 

0 

30005 

ubwef 

93 

0 

0 

29835 

tysoj 

34 

2 

6 

29892 

ubcah 

41 

5 

0 

29949 

ubttiar 

48 

7 

6 

30006 

ubwhi 

94 

0 

0 

29836 

tysto 

34 

5 

0 

29893 

ubcfro 

41 

7 

6 

29950 

ubmev 

48 

10 

0 

30007 

ubyyij 

95 

0 

0 

29837 

tysiip 

34 

7 

6 

29894 

ubdp 

41 

10 

0 

29951 

ubmiz 

48 

12 

6 

30008 

ubwop 

96 

0 

0 


538 























ubwuv 


STERLING ( contd .) 


udgob 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Sterling. 

£ 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Sterling. 

£ 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Sterling. 

£ 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Sterling. 

£ 

30009 

ubwuv 

97 

30066 

ucels 

154 

30123 

ucpup 

211 

30180 

uczej 

340 

30010 

ubwyz 

98 

30067 

uceku 

155 

30124 

ucpyt 

212 

30181 

uczin 

345 

30011 

ubxac 

99 

30068 

uceyl 

156 

30125 

ucrax 

213 

30182 

uczjo 

350 

30012 

ubxeg 

100 

30069 

ucfal 

157 

30126 

ucreb 

214 

30183 

uczot 

355 

30013 

ubxik 

101 

30070 

ucfep 

158 

30127 

ucrif 

215 

30184 

uczpu 

360 

30014 

ubxmo 

102 

30071 

ucfit 

159 

30128 

ucrol 

216 

30185 

uczty 

365 

30015 

ubxsu 

103 

30072 

ucfoz 

160 

30129 

ucrur 

217 

30186 

uczuz 

370 

30016 

ubxwy 

104 

30073 

ucfuf 

161 

30130 

ucryv 

218 

30187 

uczva 

375 

30017 

ubxya 

105 

30074 

ucfyj 

162 

30131 

ucsay 

219 

30188 

uczyd 

380 

30018 

ubyad 

106 

30075 

ucgam 

163 

30132 

ucsca 

220 

30189 

udabi 

385 

30019 

ubybe 

107 

30076 

ucgug 

164 

30133 

ucsec 

221 

30190 

udael 

390 

30020 

ubyeh 

108 

30077 

ucgwi 

165 

30134 

ucsge 

222 

30191 

udaho 

395 

30021 

ubyfi 

109 

30078 

ucgyk 

166 

30135 

ucsig 

223 

30192 

udaip 

400 

30022 

ubyil 

110 

30079 

uchan 

167 

30136 

ucski 

224 

30193 

udanu 

405 

30023 

ubylo 

111 

30080 

uchbo 

168 

30137 

ucsom 

225 

30194 

udaov 

410 

30024 

ubyor 

112 

30081 

ucher 

169 

30138 

ucsus 

226 

30195 

udary 

415 

30025 

ubyru 

113 

30082 

uchhu 

170 

30139 

ucswu 

227 

30196 

udata 

420 

30026 

ubyux 

114 

30083 

uchiv 

171 

30140 

uctaz 

228 

30197 

udaub 

425 

30027 

ubyvy 

115 

30084 

uchyl 

172 

30141 

uctba 

229 

30198 

udaxe 

430 

30028 

ubyxa 

116 

30085 

ucies 

173 

30142 

ucted 

230 

30199 

udbem 

435 

30029 

ubzim 

117 

30086 

ucigu 

174 

30143 

uctfe 

231 

30200 

udbow 

440 

30030 

ubzos 

118 

30087 

uciky 

175 

30144 

uctih 

232 

30201 

udbuc 

445 

30031 

ubzuy 

119 

30088 

ucima 

176 

30145 

uctji 

233 

30202 

udbwe 

450 

30032 

ubzwa 

120 

30089 

ucioc 

177 

30146 

ucton 

234 

30203 

udbyg 

455 

30033 

ubzyc 

121 

30090 

ucjap 

178 

30147 

uctpo 

235 

30204 

udcaj 

460 

30034 

ucaag 

122 

30091 

ucjet 

179 

30148 

uctut 

236 

30205 

udcen 

465 

30035 

ucaci 

123 

30092 

ucjix 

180 

30149 

uctvu 

237 

30206 

udcir 

470 

30036 

ucaek 

124 

30093 

ucjla 

181 

30150 

uctyx 

238 

30207 

udclu 

475 

30037 

ucasy 

125 

30094 

ucjod 

182 

30151 

uctzy 

239 

30208 

udcox 

480 

30038 

ucaye 

126 

30095 

ucjuj 

183 

30152 

ucvab 

240 

30209 

udcra 

485 

30039 

ucbah 

127 

30096 

ucjyn 

184 

30153 

ucvef 

241 

30210 

udcud 

490 

30040 

ucbel 

128 

30097 

uckuk 

185 

30154 

ucvhl 

242 

30211 

uddak 

495 

30041 

ucbip 

129 

30098 

uckyo 

186 

30155 

ucvij 

243 

30212 

uddis 

500 

30042 

ucbov 

130 

30099 

uclar 

187 

30156 

ucvop 

244 

30213 

uddku 

505 

30043 

ucbry 

131 

30100 

uclev 

188 

30157 

ucvuv 

245 

30214 

uddoy 

610 

30044 

ucbub 

132 

30101 

ucliz 

189 

30158 

ucvyz 

246 

30215 

uddyi 

515 

30045 

ucbyf 

133 

30102 

uclof 

190 

30159 

ucwac 

247 

30216 

udeal 

520 

30046 

uccem 

134 

30103 

uclul 

191 

30160 

ucweg 

248 

30217 

udedo 

525 

30047 

uccgo 

135 

30104 

uclyp 

192 

30161 

ucwik 

249 

30218 

udeep 

530 

30048 

uccmu 

136 

30105 

ucmas 

193 

30162 

ucwya 

250 

30219 

udeit 

535 

30049 

uccow 

137 

30106 

ucmew 

194 

30163 

ucxad 

255 

30220 

udeju 

540 

30050 

uccsa 

138 

30107 

ucmog 

195 

30164 

ucxbe 

260 

30221 

udeny 

545 

30051 

uccuc 

139 

30108 

ucmum 

196 

30165 

ucxeh 

265 

30222 

udeoz 

550 

30052 

uccwe 

140 

30109 

uctnwo 

197 

30166 

ucxfi 

270 

30223 

udepa 

555 

30053 

uccyg 

141 

30110 

ucnat 

198 

30167 

ucxil 

275 

30224 

udete 

560 

30054 

ucdaj 

142 

30111 

ucnex 

199 

30168 

ucxlo 

280 

30225 

udeuf 

565 

30055 

ucden 

143 

30112 

ucnib 

200 

30169 

ucxor 

285 

30226 

udexi 

570 

30056 

ucdfo 

144 

30113 

ucnoh 

201 

30170 

ucxru 

290 

30227 

udfam 

675 

30057 

ucdir 

145 

30114 

ucnun 

202 

30171 

ucxux 

295 

30228 

udfug 

680 

30058 

ucdlu 

146 

30115 

ucnyr 

203 

30172 

ucxvy 

300 

30229 

udfwi 

585 

30059 

ucdox 

147 

30116 

ucoga 

204 

30173 

ucxyb 

305 

30230 

udfyk 

590 

30060 

ucdpy 

148 

30117 

ucoic 

205 

30174 

ucyim 

310 

30231 

udgan 

595 

30061 

ucdra 

149 

30118 

ucoke 

206 

30175 

ucyko 

315 

30232 

udger 

600 

ap062 

ucdud 

150 

30119 

ucpav 

207 

30176 

ucyos 

320 

30233 

udghu 

605 

3fc>063 

ucdve 

151 

30120 

ucpez 

208 

30177 

ucywa 

325 

30234 

udgiv 

610 

30064 

ucdzl 

152 

30121 

ucpid 

209 

30178 

uczaf 

330 

30235 

udgly 

615 

30065 

uceak 

153 

30122 

ucpoj 

210 

30179 

uczdi 

335 

30&36 

udgob 

620 


539 

















Nos. 

30237 

30238 

30239 

3024C 

30241 

30242 

30243 

30244 

30245 

30246 

30247 

30248 

30249 

30250 

30251 

30252 

30253 

30254 

30255 

30256 

30257 

30258 

30259 

30260 

30261 

30262 

30263 

30264 

30265 

30266 

30267 

30268 

30269 

30270 

30271 

30272 

30273 

30274 

30275 

30276 

30277 

30278 

30279 

30280 

30281 

30282 

30283 

30284 

30285 

30286 

30287 

30288 

30289 

30290 

30291 

30292 

30293 


STERLING (conld.) 


(Half) 

word. 


Sterling 

£ 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Sterling. 

£ 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Sterling 

£ 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

625 

30294 

udsaz 

910 

30351 

ufapy 

2950 

30408 

i ufkha 

630 

30295 

udsba 

915 

30352 

:ufara 

3000 

30409 

»ufkib 

635 

30296 

udsed 

920 

30353 

ufaud 

3050 

30410 

1 ufkle 

640 

30297 

udsfe 

925 

30354 

ufave 

3100 

30411 

ufkoh 

645 

30298 

udsji 

930 

30355 

ufazi 

3150 

30412 

ufkun 

650 

30299 

udsoti 

935 

30356 

ufbak 

3200 

30413 

ufkyr 

655 

30300 

udspo 

940 

30357 

ufbis 

3250 

30414 

ufley 

660 

30301 

udsut 

945 

30358 

ufboy 

3300 

30415 

uflic 

665 

30302 

udsvu 

950 

30359 

ufbyi 

3350 

30416 

uflys 

670 

30303 

udsyx 

955 

30360 

ufcal 

3400 

30417 

ufmav 

675 

30304 

uduab 

960 

30361 

ufcep 

3450 

30418 

ufmez 

680 

30305 

udude 

965 

30362 

ufcit 

3500 

30419 

ufmid 

685 

30306 

uduef 

970 

30363 

ufcoz 

3550 

30420 

ufmoj 

690 

30307 

uduhi 

975 

30364 

ufcuf 

3600 

30421 

ufmup 

695 

30308 

uduij 

980 

30365 

ufcyj 

3650 

30422 

ufmyt 

700 

30309 

uduno 

985 

30366 

ufdam 

3700 

30423 

ufnaw 

705 

30310 

uduop 

990 

30367 

ufdug 

3750 

30424 

ufnok 

710 

30311 

udutu 

995 

30368 

ufdwi 

3800 

30425 

ufnyu 

715 

30312 

uduxy 

1000 

30369 

ufdyk 

3850 

30426 

ufoax 

720 

30313 

uduza 

1050 

30370 

ufean 

3900 

30427 

ufoby 

725 

30314 

udvac 

1100 

30371 

ufebo 

3950 

30428 

ufoda 

730 

30315 

udveg 

1150 

30372 

ufeer 

4000 

30429 

ufoeb 

735 

30316 

udvik 

1200 

30373 

ufehu 

4050 

30430 

ufohe 

740 

30317 

udvwy 

1250 

30374 

ufeiv 

4100 

30431 

ufoif 

745 

30318 

udvya 

1300 

30375 

ufely 

4150 

30432 

ufoli 

750 

30319 

udwad 

1350 

30376 

uffes 

4200 

30433 

ufool 

755 

30320 

udweh 

1400 

30377 

uffgu 

4250 

30434 

uforo 

760 

30321 

udwil 

1450 

30378 

uffky 

4300 

30435 

ufour 

765 

30322 

udwor 

1500 

30379 

uffma 

4350 

30436 

ufoxu 

770 

30323 

udwru 

1550 

30380 

uffoc 

4400 

30437 

ufpay 

775 

30324 

udwux 

1600 

30381 

uffym 

4450 

30438 

ufpec 

780 

30325 

udwyb 

1650 

30382 

ufgap 

4500 

30439 

ufpig 

785 

30326 

udxim 

1700 

30383 

ufget 

4550 

30440 

ufpom 

790 

30327 

udxos 

1750 

30384 

ufgix 

4600 

30441 

ufpus 

795 

30328 

udxuy 

1800 

30385 

ufgla 

4650 

30442 

ufpwu 

800 

30329 

udxyc 

1850 

30386 

ufgod 

4700 

30443 

ufsab 

805 

30330 

udyaf 

1900 

30387 

ufguj 

4750 

30444 

ufsde 

810 

30331 

udydi 

1950 

30388 

ufgyn 

4800 

30445 

ufsef 

815 

30332 

udyej 

2000 

30389 

ufhuk 

4850 

30446 

ufshi 

820 

30333 

udyin 

2050 

30390 

ufhyo 

4900 

30447 

ufsij 

825 

30334 

udyjo 

2100 

30391 

ufiar 

4950 

30448 

ufsno 

830 

30335 

udyot 

2150 

30392 

ufidu 

5000 

30449 

ufsop 

835 

30336 

udypu 

2200 

30393 

ufiev 

5100 

30450 

ufstu 

840 

30337 

udyty 

2250 

30394 

ufihy 

5200 

30451 

ufsuv 

845 

30338 

udyuz 

2300 

30395 

ufija 

5300 

30452 

ufsyz 

850 

30339 

udyva 

2350 

30396i 

ufine 

5400 

30453 

uftac 

855 

30340 

udyze 

2400 

30397i 

ufiof 

5500 

30454i 

uftce 

860 

30341 

udzag 

2450 

30398i 

ufiri 

5600 

30455i 

ufteg 

865 

30342 

udzcl 

2500 

30399i 

ufiul 

5700 

30456i 

llftgl 

870 

30343 

udzek 

2550 

30400i 

ufixo 

5800 

30457i 

uftik 

875 

30344 

udzye 

2600 

30401i 

ufjas 

5900 

30458i 

uftmo 

880 

30345 

ufaaj 

2650 

30402i 

ufjew 

6000 

30459i 

uftwy 

885 

30346 

ufaen 

2700 

30403i 

ufjog 

6100 

30460i 

uftya 

890 

30347 

ufafo 

2750 

30404i 

ufjum 

6200 

30461i 

ufuad 

895 

30348i 

ufair 

2800 

30405i 

ufjwo 

6300 

30462i 

ufube 

900 

30349i 

ufalu 

2850 

30406i 

ufkat 

6400 

30463i 

ufufi 

905 

30350i 

ufaox ' 

2900 

30407i 

ufkex 

6500 

30464i 

ufuil 


ufuil 


Sterlino. 

£ 


6600 

6700 

6800 

6900 

7000 

7100 

7200 

7300 

7400 

7500 

7600 

7700 

7800 

7900 

8000 

8100 

8200 

8300 

8400 

8500 

8600 

8700 

8800 

8900 

9000 

9100 

9200 

9300 

9400 

9500 

9600 

9700 

9800 

9900 

10,000 

10.250 

10.500 

10.750 

11,000 

11.250 

11.500 

11.750 

12,000 

12.250 

12.500 

12.750 

13,000 

13.250 

13.500 

13.750 

14,000 

14.250 

14.500 

14.750 

15,000 

15.250 

15.500 


640 























ufulo 


STERLING (contd.) 


uhdoo 


Nos. 


30465 

30466 

30467 

30468 

30469 

30470 

30471 

30472 

30473 

30474 

30475 

30476 

30477 

30478 

30479 

30480 

30481 

30482 

30483 

30484 

30485 

30486 

30487 

30488 

30489 

30490 

30491 

30492 

30493 

30494 

30495 

30496 

30497 

30498 

30499 

30500 

30501 

30502 

30503 

30504 

30505 

30506 

30507 

30508 

30509 

30510 

30511 

30512 

30513 

30514 


30515 ugcyk 


(Half) 

word. 


ufulo 

ufuor 

ufuru 

ufuvy 

ufuxa 

ufvim 

ufvos 

ufvuy 

ufvwa 

ufvyc 

ufwaf 

ufwej 

ufwln 

ufwot 

ufwuz 

ufwyd 

ufxag 

ufxci 

ufxek 

ufxye 

ufyah 

ufybi 

ufyel 

ufyho 

ufyip 

ufynu 

ufyov 

ufyry 

ufyta 

ufyub 

ufyxe 

ufzem 

ufzgo 

ufzmu 

ufzow 

ufzuc 

ufzwc 

ufzyg 

ugaak 

ugais 

ugaku 

ugbal 

ugbep 

ugbit 

ugboz 

ugbuf 

ugbyj 

ugcam 

ugcug 

ugcwi 


Sterling, 
£ 


15.750 
16,000 

16.250 

16.500 

16.750 
17,000 

17.250 

17.500 

17.750 
18,000 

18.250 

18.500 

18.750 
19,000 

19.250 

19.500 

19.750 

20,000 

20.250 

20.500 

20.750 

21,000 

21.250 

21.500 

21.750 

22,000 

22.250 

22.500 

22.750 
23,000 

23.250 

23.500 

23.750 
24,000 

24.250 

24.500 

24.750 
25,000 

25.250 

25.500 

25.750 
26,000 

26.250 

26.500 

26.750 
27,000 

27.250 

27.500 

27.750 
28,000 

28.250 


Nos. 


30516 

30517 

30518 

30519 

30520 

30521 

30522 

30523 

30524 

30525 

30526 

30527 

30528 

30529 

30530 

30531 

30532 

30533 

30534 

30535 

30536 

30537 

30538 

30539 

30540 

30541 

30542 

30543 

30544 

30545 

30546 

30547 

30548 

30549 

30550 

30551 

30552 

30553 

30554 

30555 

30556 

30557 

30558 

30559 

30560 

30561 

30562 

30563 

30564 

30565 

30566 


(Half) 

word. 


ugdan 

ugdbo 

ugder 

ugdhu 

ugdiv 

ugees 

ugegu 

ugeky 

ugema 

ugeoc 

ugfap 

ugfet 

ugflx 

ugfla 

ugfod 

ugfuj 

ugfyn 

uggsi 

ugguk 

uggyo 

ughar 

ughev 

ughiz 

ughof 

ughul 

ughyp 

ugias 

ugicu 

ugigy 

ugime 

uglog 

uglwo 

ugjat 

ugjex 

ugjib 

ugjle 

ugjoh 

ugjun 

ugjyr 

ugkey 

ugkic 

ugkys 

uglav 

uglez 

uglid 

ugloj 

uglup 

uglyt 

ugmaw 

ugmok 

ugmyu 


Sterling 
£ 


28.500 

28.750 
29,000 

29.250 

29.500 

29.750 
30,000 

30.250 

30.500 

30.750 
31,000 

31.250 

31.500 

31.750 
32,000 

32.250 

32.500 

32.750 
33,000 

33.250 

33.500 

33.750 
34,000 

34.250 

34.500 

34.750 
35,000 

35.250 

35.500 

35.750 
36,000 

36.250 

36.500 

36.750 
37,000 

37.250 

37.500 

37.750 
38,000 

38.250 

38.500 

38.750 
39,000 

39.250 

39.500 

39.750 
40,000 

40.250 

40.500 

40.750 
41,000 


Nos. 


30567 

30568 

30569 

30570 

30571 

30572 

30573 

30574 

30575 

30576 

30577 

30578 

30579 

30580 

30581 

30582 

30583 

30584 

30585 

30586 

30587 

30588 

30589 

30590 

30591 

30592 

30593 

30594 

30595 

30596 

30597 

30598 

30599 

30600 

30601 

30602 

30603 

30604 

30605 

30606 

30607 

30608 

30609 

30610 

30611 

30612 

30613 

30614 

30615 

30616 

30617 


(Half) 

word. 


ugnax 

ugneb 

ugnif 

ugnol 

ugnur 

ugnyv 

ugoca 

ugoec 

ugoge 

ugoig 

ugoki 

ugooni 

ugous 

ugpaz 

ugped 

ugpon 

ugput 

ugpyx 

ugrab 

ugref 

ugrij 

ugrop 

ugruv 

ugryz 

ugsac 

ugsce 

ugseg 

ugsgl 

ugsik 

ugsmo 

ugswy 

ugsya 

ugtad 

ugtbe 

ugteh 

ugtfi 

ugtil 

ugtlo 

ugtor 

ugtru 

ugtux 

ugtvy 

ugtyb 

uguko 

uguos 

uguwa 

ugvaf 

ugvej 

ugvin 

ugvot 

ugvuz 


Sterling 
£ 


41.250 

41.500 

41.750 
42,000 

42.250 

42.500 

42.750 
43,000 

43.250 

43.500 

43.750 
44,000 

44.250 

44.500 

44.750 
45,000 

46.250 

45.500 

45.750 
46,000 

46.250 

46.500 

46.750 
47,000 

47.250 

47.500 
47 , 7 j 50 
48,000 

48.250 

48.500 

48.750 
49,000 

49.250 

49.500 

49.750 
50,000 
55,000 
60,000 
65,000 
70,000 
75,000 
80,000 
85,000 
90,000 
95 ,( XX ) 

100,000 

110,000 

120,000 

130,000 

140,000 

150,000 


Nos. 


30618 

30619 

30620 

30621 

30622 

30623 

30624 

30625 

30626 

30627 

30628 

30629 

30630 

30631 

30632 

30633 

30634 

30635 

30636 

30637 

30638 

30639 

30640 

30641 

30642 

30643 

30644 

30645 

30646 

30647 

30648 

30649 

30650 

30651 

30652 

30653 

30654 

30655 

30656 

30657 

30658 

30659 

30660 

30661 

30662 

30663 

30664 

30665 

30666 

30667 
*30668 


(Half) 

word. 


ugvyd 

ugwag 

ugwek 

ugwye 

ugxah 

ugxel 

ugxho 

ugxip 

ugxov 

ugxry 

ugxta 

ugxub 

ugxyf 

ugyem 

ugygo 

ugymu 

ugyow 

ugysa 

ugyuc 

ugzaj 

ugzen 

ugzfo 

ugzir 

ugzlu 

ugzox 

ugzpy 

ugzra 

ugzud 

ugzve 

ugzzi 

uhaal 

uhado 

uhaep 

uhait 

uhaju 

uhany 

uhaoz 

uhapa 

uhate 

uhauf 

uhaxi 

ulibani 

uhbug 

uhbyk 

uhcan 

uhcbo 

uhcer 

uhciv 

uhcly 

uhdes 

uhdoc 


Sterling. 

£ 


160,000 
170,000 
180,000 
190,000 
200,000 
210,000 
220,000 
230,000 
240,000 
250,000 
260,000 
270,000 
280,000 
290,000 
300,000 
310,000 
320,000 
330,000 
340,000 
350,000 
360,000 
370,000 
380,000 
390,000 
400,000 
410,000 
420,000 
430,000 
440,000 
450,000 
460,000 
470.000 
480,000 
490,000 
500,000 
750,000 
1 , 000,000 
1 , 250,000 
1 , 500,000 
2,000,000 
2 , 500,000 
3 , 000,000 
4 , 000,000 
5 , 000,000 
6,000,000 
7 , 000,000 
8,000,000 
9 , 000,000 
10,000,000 
15 , 000,000 
20,000,000 


541 



























TIME 


uhdym A.M. uhsux 


Hours. 


15 

30 

45 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

No8. 

(Half) 

word. 

1. 

30669 

uhdym 

30681 

uhfka 

30693 

uhgul 

30705 

uhjga 

2. 

30670 

uheap 

30682 

uhfsi 

30694 

uhgyp 

30706 

uhjic 

3. 

30671 

uheet 

30683 

uhfyo 

30695 

uhiat 

30707 

uhjke 

4. 

30672 

uhefu 

30684 

uhgar 

30696 

uhibu 

30708 

uhjys 

5. 

30673 

uheix 

30685 

uhgdu 

30697 

uhiex 

30709 

uhkav 

6. 

30674 

uhejy 

30686 

uhgev 

30698 

uhify 

30710 

uhkdy 

7. 

30675 

uhela 

30687 

uhghy 

30699 

uhiha 

30711 

uhkez 

8. 

30676 

uheod 

30688 

uhgiz 

30700 

uhile 

30712 

uhkfa 

9. 

30677 

uhepe 

30689 

uhgja 

30701 

uhipi 

30713 

uhkid 

10. 

30678 

uheti 

30690 

uhgne 

30702 

uhiun 

30714 

uhkje 

11. 

30679 

uheuj 

30691 

uhgof 

30703 

uhivo 

30715 

uhkni 

12 noon ... 

30680 

uhezo 

30692 

uhgri 

30704 

uhjey 

30716 

uhkoj 


P.M. 


Hours. 


lSj 

30 

45 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

1 ... 


30717 

uhkto 

30729 

uhmol 

30741 

uhnwu 

30753 

uhreg 

2 ... 

... 

30718 

uhkup 

30730 

uhmro 

30742 

uhoaz 

30754 

uhrik 

3 ... 

... 

30719 

uhkyt 

30731 

uhmur 

30743 

uhoba 

30755 

uhrya 

4 ... 

... 

30720 

uhkzu 

30732 

uhmyv 

30744 

uhoed 

30756 

uhsad 

5 ... 

• •• 

30721 

uhlaw 

30733 

uhnay 

30745 

uhofe 

30757 

uhsbe 

0 ... 

... 

30722 

uhlok 

30734 

uhnca 

30746 

uhoji 

30758 

uhseh 

7 ... 

• •• 

30723 

uhmax 

30735 

uhnec 

30747 

uhoon 

30759 

uhsfi 

8 ... 


30724 

uhmby 

30736 

uhnge 

30748 

uhopo 

30760 

uhsil 

9 ... 

... 

30725 

uhmda 

30737 

uhnig 

30749 

uhout 

30761 

uhslo 

10 ... 

... 

30726 

uhmeb 

30738 

uhnki 

30750 

uhovu 

30762 

uhsor 

11 ... 

... 

30727 

uhmif 

30739 

uhnom 

30751 

uhozy 

30763 

ulisru 

12 midnight 

30728 

uhmH 

30740 

uhnus 

30752 

uhrac 

30764 

uhsux 


542 

































WEIGHTS 

Ozs., Lbs.) Cwts. and Tons 


uhsyb 


ujzoo 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

LBS. OZS. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

LBS. OZ8. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

30765 

uhsyb 

i 

30817i 

ujabo 

3 

2 

30869i 

ujije 

30766 

uhtim 

i 

30818i 

ujaer 

3 

3 

30870i 

ujini 

30767 

uhtko 

l 

30819i 

ujahu 

3 

4 

30871i 

ujioj 

30768 

uhtos 

1 

30820i 

ujaiv 

3 

5 

30872i 

ujito 

30769 

uhtuy 

2 

30821 i 

ujaly 

3 

6 

30873i 

ujiup 

30770 

uhtwa 

3 

30822i 

ujana 

3 

7 

30874i 

ujizu 

30771 

uhtyc 

4 

30823 

ujaob 

3 

8 

30875i 

ujjaw 

30772 

uhuaf 

5 

30824 

ujare 

3 

9 

30876 

ujjcy 

30773 

uhudi 

6 

30825 

ujavi 

3 

10 

30877 

ujjmi 

30774 

uhue] 

7 

30826 

ujbes 

3 

11 

30878 

ujjok 

30775 

uhuin 

8 

30827 

ujboc 

3 

12 

30879 

ujjso 

30776 

uhujo 

9 

30828 

ujbym 

3 

13 

30880 

ujjyu 

30777 

uhuot 

10 

30829 

ujcap 

3 

14 

30881 

ujkax 

30778 

uhupu 

11 

30830 

ujcet 

3 

15 

30882 

ujkeb 

30779 

uhuty 

12 

30831 

ujcix 

4 

0 

30883 

ujkhe 

30780 

uhuva 

13 

30832 

ujcla 

4 

1 

30884 

ujkif 

30781 

uhuze 

14 

30833 

ujcod 

4 

2 

30885 

ujkli 

30782 

uhvag 

15 

30834 

ujcuj 

4 

3 

30886 

ujkol 

30783 

uhvci 

1 0 

30835 

ujcyn 

4 

4 

30887 

ujkro 

30784 

uhvek 

1 1 

30836 

ujduk 

4 

5 

30888 

ujkur 

30785 

uhvsy 

l 2 

30837 

ujdyo 

4 

6 

30889 

ujkyv 

30786 

uhvye 

1 3 

30838 

ujear 

4 

7 

30890 

ujlay 

30787 

uhwah 

1 4 

30839 

ujcdu 

4 

8 

30891 

ujlec 

30788 

uhwel 

1 5 

30840 

ujeev 

4 

9 

30892 

ujlig 

30789 

uhwip 

1 6 

30841 

ujehy 

4 

10 

30893 

ujlom 

30790 

uhwov 

1 7 

30842 

ujeiz 

4 

11 

30894 

ujlus 

30791 

uhwub 

1 8 

30843 

ujeja 

4 

12 

30895 

ujmaz 

30792 

uhwyf 

1 9 

30844 

ujene 

4 

13 

30896 

ujmed 

30793 

uhxem 

1 10 

30845 

ujeof 

4 

14 

30897 

ujmon 

30794 

uhxgo 

1 11 

30846 

ujeri 

4 

15 

30898 

ujmut 

30795 

uhxmu 

1 12 

30847 

ujeul 

5 

0 

30899 

ujmyx 

30796 

uhxow 

1 13 

30848 

ujexo 

5 

1 

30900 

ujoab 

30797 

uhxsa 

1 14 

30849 

ujfas 

5 

2 

30901 

ujode 

30798 

uhxuc 

1 15 

30850 

ujfew 

5 

3 

30902 

ujoe! 

30799 

uhxwe 

2 0 

30851 

ujfog 

5 

4 

30903 

ujohi 

30800 

1 uhxyg 

2 1 

30852 

ujfum 

5 

5 

30904 

ujoij 

30801 

uhyaj 

2 2 

30853 

ujfwo 

5 

6 

30905 

ujono 

30802 

uhyen 

2 3 

30854 

ujgat 

5 

7 

30906 

ujoop 

30803 

uhyfo 

2 4 

30855 

ujgex 

5 

8 

30907 

ujotu 

30804 

: uhyir 

2 5 

30856 

ujgha 

5 

9 

30908 

ujouv 

30805 

’ uhylu 

2 6 

30857 

ujgib 

5 

10 

30909 

• ujoxy 

30806 

•uhyox 

2 7 

30858 

> ujgle 

5 

11 

3091C 

i ujoza 

30807 

uhypy 

2 8 

3085S 

> ujgoh 

5 

12 

30911 

ujpac 

30808 

i uhyra 

2 9 

3086C 

lujgun 

5 

13 

30912 

tujpeg 

3080S 

> uhyud 

2 10 

30861 

ujgyr 

5 

14 

30912 

! ujpik 

3081C 

luhyve 

2 11 

30862 

!ujhey 

5 

15 

30914 

tujpya 

30811 

uhyzi 

2 12 

30865 

5 ujhic 

6 

0 

30915 

► ujrim 

30812 

!uhzak 

2 13 

30864 

tujhys 

6 

1 

30916 

> ujros 

30812 

1 uhzis 

2 14 

30865 

>ujiav 

6 

2 

3091’; 

T ujruy 

30814 

1uhzku 

2 15 

30866 

> ujidy 

6 

3 

3091* 

i ujryc 

308 U 

> uhzoy 

3 0 

3086/ 

1 ujiez 

6 

4 

30916 

) ujsaf 

30816 

) uhzyi 

3 1 

3086* 

i ujifa 

6 

5 

3092( 

) ujsdi 


LBS. OZS. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

LBS. OZS. 

6 

6 

30921i 

ujsej 

9 

10 

6 

7 

30922i 

ujsin 

9 

11 

6 

8 

30923i 

ujsjo 

9 

12 

6 

9 

30924i 

ujsot 

9 

13 

6 

10 

30925i 

ujspu 

9 

14 

6 

11 

30926i 

ujsty 

9 

15 

6 

12 

30927i 

ujsuz 

10 

0 

6 

13 

30928 

ujsva 

10 

1 

6 

14 

30929 

ujsyd 

10 

2 

6 

15 

30930 

ujsze 

10 

3 

7 

0 

30931 

ujtag 

10 

4 

7 

1 

30932 

ujtek 

10 

5 

7 

2 

30933 

ujtye 

10 

6 

7 

3 

30934 

ujuah 

10 

7 

7 

4 

30935 

ujubi 

10 

8 

7 

5 

30936 

ujuel 

10 

9 

7 

6 

30937 

ujuho 

10 

10 

7 

7 

30938 

ujuip 

10 

11 

7 

8 

30939 

ujunu 

10 

12 

7 

9 

30940 

ujuov 

10 

13 

7 

10 

30941 

ujury 

10 

14 

7 11 

30942 

ujufa 

10 

15 

7 

12 

30943 

ujuxe 

11 

0 

7 

13 

30944 

ujvem 

11 

1 

7 

14 

30945 

ujvow 

11 

2 

7 

15 

30946 

ujvuc 

11 

3 

8 

0 

30947 

ujvwe 

11 

4 

8 

1 

30948 

ujvyg 

11 

5 

8 

2 

30949 

ujwaj 

11 

6 

8 

3 

30950 

ujwen 

11 

7 

8 

4 

30951 

ujwlr 

11 

8 

8 

5 

30952 

ujwox 

11 

9 

8 

6 

30953 

ujwra 

11 

10 

8 

7 

30954 

ujwud 

11 

11 

8 

8 

30955 

ujxak 

11 

12 

8 

9 

30956 

ujxls 

11 

13 

8 

10 

30957 

ujxku 

11 

14 

8 

11 

30958 

ujxoy 

11 

15 

8 

12 

30959 

u 

xyl 

12 

0 

8 13 

30960 

u 

y*I 

12 

1 

8 

14 

30961 

u 

ydo 

12 

2 

8 

15 

30962 

u 

yep 

12 

3 

9 

0 

30963 

u 

yit 

12 

4 

9 

1 

30964 

u 

yju 

12 

5 

9 

2 

30965 

iu 

yny 

12 

6 

9 

3 

30966 

iu 

yoz 

12 

7 

9 

4 

3096'i 

u 

ypa 

12 

8 

9 

5 

3096* 

iu 

yte 

12 

9 

9 

6 

30966 

>u 

yuf 

12 

10 

9 

7 

3097( 

) u 

yxi 

12 

11 

9 

8 

30971 

l ujzam 

12 

12 

9 

9 

3097* 

l ujzco 

12 

13 


543 






























ujzmy 


WEIGHTS ( contd .) 


ulixu 


NCS. 

(Half) 

word. 

LBS. 

ozs. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

LBS. OZS. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

CWT8. LBS. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

TONS CWTS 

30973 

ujzrny 

12 

14 

31030 

ukjli 

23 

12 

31087 

uktub 


68 

31144 

ulcev 


7* 

30974 

ujzug 

12 

15 

31031 

ukjol 

24 

0 

31088 

uktyf 


69 

31145 

' ulchy 


8 

30975 

ujzwi 

13 

0 

31032 

ukjro 

24 

4 

31089 

ukuem 


70 

31146 

> ulciz 


8* 

30976 

ujzyk 

13 

1 

31033 

ukjur 

24 

8 

31090 

ukugo 


71 

31147 

ulcja 


9 

30977 

ukaes 

13 

2 

31034 

ukjyv 

24 

12 

31091 

ukumu 


72 

31148 

ulcne 


9* 

30978 

ukagu 

13 

3 

31035 

ukkay 

25 

0 

31092 

ukusa 


73 

31149 

ulcof 


10 

30979 

ukaky 

13 

4 

31036 

ukkca 

25 

4 

31093 

ukva] 


74 

31150 

ulcri 


10* 

30980 

ukama 

13 

5 

31037 

ukkec 

25 

8 

31094 

ukven 


75 

31151 

ulcul 


11 

30981 

ukaoc 

13 

6 

31038 

ukkge 

25 

12 

31095 

ukvir 


76 

31152 

ulcyp 


11* 

30982 

ukbap 

13 

7 

31039 

ukkig 

26 

0 

31096 

ukvlu 


77 

31153 

uldas 


12 

30983 

ukbet 

13 

8 

31040 

ukkom 

26 

4 

31097 

ukvox 


78 

31154 

uldcu 


12* 

30984 

ukbix 

13 

9 

31041 

ukkus 

26 

8 

31098 

ukvra 


79 

31155 

ufdew 


13 

30985 

ukbla 

13 

10 

31042 

ukkwu 

26 

12 

31099 

ukvud 


80 

31156 

uldgy 


13* 

30986 

ukbod 

13 

11 

31043 

uklaz 

27 

0 

31100 

ukwak 


81 

31157 

uldme 


14 

30987 

ukbuj 

13 

12 

31044 

ukled 

27 

4 

31101 

ukwis 


82 

31158 

uldog 


14* 

30988 

ukbyn 

13 

13 

31045 

uklon 

27 

8 

31102 

ukwoy 


83 

31159 

uldum 


15 

30989 

ukcuk 

13 

14 

31046 

uklut 

27 

12 

31103 

ukwyi 


84 

31160 

uldwo 


15* 

30990 

ukcyo 

13 

15 

31047 

uklyx 

28(1 qr.) 

31104 

ukxal 


85 

31161 

uleat 


16 

30991 

ukdar 

14 

0 

31048 

uknab 

29 


31105 

ukxdo 


86 

31162 

ulebu 


16* 

30992 

ukdev 

14 

4 

31049 

uknef 

30 


31106 

ukxep 


87 

31163 

uleex 


17 

30993 

ukdiz 

14 

8 

31050 

uknij 

31 


31107 

ukxit 


88 

31164 

ulefy 


17* 

30994 

ukdof 

14 

12 

31051 

uknop 

32 


31108 

ukxju 


89 

31165 

uleha 


18 

30995 

ukdri 

15 

0 

31052 

uknuv 

33 


31109 

ukxny 


90 

31166 

uleib 


18* 

30996 

ukdul 

15 

4 

31053 

uknyz 

34 


31110 

ukxoz 


91 

31167 

ulele 


19 

30997 

ukdyp 

15 

8 

31054 

ukoac 

35 


31111 

ukxpa 


92 

31168 

ulepi 


19* 

30998 

ukeas 

15 

12 

31055 

ukoce 

36 


31112 

ukxte 


93 

31169 

uleun 

1 ton 

30999 

ukecu 

16 

0 

31056 

ukoeg 

37 


31113 

ukxuf 


94 

31170 

ulevo 

1* 


31000 

ukegy 

16 

4 

31057 

ukogi 

38 


31114 

ukxyj 


95 

31171 

uffey 

2 


31001 

ukeme 

16 

8 

31058 

ukoik 

39 


31115 

ukyam 


96 

31172 

ulfga 

2* 


31002 

ukeog 

16 

12 

31059 

ukomo 

40 


31116 

ukyco 


97 

31173 

ulfic 

3 


31003 

ukeum 

17 

0 

31060 

ukosu 

41 


31117 

ukymy 


98 

31174 

ulfke 

3* 


31004 

ukewo 

17 

4 

31061 

ukowy 

42 


31118 

ukyse 


99 

31175 

ulfys 

4 


31005 

ukfat 

17 

8 

31062 

ukoya 

43 


31119 

ukyug 


100 

31176 

ulgav 

4* 


31006 

ukfex 

17 

12 

31063 

akpad 

44 


31120 

ukywi 


101 

31177 

ulgdy 

5 


31007 

ukfib 

18 

0 

31064 

ukpeh 

45 


31121 

ukzan 


102 

31178 

ulgez 

5* 


31008 

ukfle 

18 

4 

31065 

ukpil 

46 


31122 

ukzbo 


103 

31179 

ulgfa 

6 


31009 

ukfoh 

18 

8 

31066 

ukplo 

47 


31123 

ukzer 


104 

31180 

ulgid 

6* 


31010 

ukfun 

18 

12 

31067 

ukpor 

48 


31124 

ukzhu 


105 

31181 

ulgje 

7 


31011 

ukfyr 

19 

0 

31068 

ukpru 

49 


31125 

ukziv 


106 

31182 

ulgni 

7* 


31012 

ukgey 

19 

4 

31069 

ukpux 

50 


31126 

ukzly 


107 

31183 

ulgoj 

8 


31013 

ukgic 

19 

8 

31070 

ukpyb 

51 


31127 

ulaap 


108 

31184 

ulgto 

8* 


31014 

ukgys 

19 

12 

31071 

ukraf 

52 


31128 

ulaet 


109 

31185 

ulgup 

9 


31015 

ukhav 

20 

0 

31072 

ukrej 

53 


31129 

ulafu 


110 

31186 

ulgyt 

»* 


31016 

ukhez 

20 

4 

31073 

ukrin 

54 


31130 

ulaix 


111 

31187 

ulgzu 

10 


31017 

ukhid 

20 

8 

31074 

ukrot 

55 


31131 

ulajy 

1 cwt. 

31188 

ulhaw 

10* 


31018 

ukhoj 

20 

12 

31075 

ukruz 

56 


31132 

ulala 

1* 


31189 

ulhok 

11 


31019 

ukhup 

21 

0 

31076 

ukryd 

57 


31133 

ulaod 

2 


31190 

ulhyu 

Hi 


31020 

ukhyt 

21 

4 

31077 

uksag 

58 


31134 

ulape 

2* 


31191 

uliax 

12 


31021 

ukicy 

21 

8 

31078 

uksci 

59 


31135 

ulati 

3 


31192 

uliby 

12* 


31022 

ukimi 

21 

12 

31079 

uksek 

60 


31136 

ulau] 

3* 


31193 

ulida 

13 


31023 

ukiok 

22 

0 

31080 

uksye 

61 


31137 

ulazo 

4 


31194 

ulieb 

13* 


31024 

ukiso 

22 

4 

31081 

uktah 

62 


31138 

ulbka 

4* 


31195 

ulihe 

14 


31025 

ukiyu 

22 

8 

31082 

uktel 

63 


31139 

ulbsi 

5 


31196 

ulili 

14* 


31026 

ukjax 

22 

12 

31083 

uktho 

64 


31140 

ulbuk 

5* 


31197 

uliol 

15 


31027 

ukjeb 

23 

0 

31084 

uktip 

65 


31141 

ulbyo 

6 


31198 

uliro 

15* 


31028 ukjhe 

23 

4 

31085 

uktov 

66 


31142 

ulcar 

6* 


31199 

uliur 

16 


31029) uk] if 

23 

8 

31086 

uktry 

67 


31143 

ulcdu 

7 


312001 

ulixu 

16* 



544 























uljay 


WEIGHTS ( contd .) 


ulupy 


Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

TONS 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

TONS 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

TONS 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

TONS 

31201 

uljay 

17 

31221 

ulmde 

400 

31241 

ulolo 

3000 

31261 

ulsnu 

12,000 

31202 

uljca 

17* 

31222 

ulmef 

450 

31242 

uloor 

3250 

31262 

ulsov 

13,000 

31203 

uljec 

18 

31223 

ulmhi 

500 

31243 

uloru 

3500 

31263 

ulsry 

14,000 

31204 

uljge 

181 

31224 

ulmij 

550 

31244 

uloux 

3750 

31264 

ulsta 

15,000 

31205 

uljig 

19 

31225 

ulmop 

600 

31245 

ulovy 

4000 

31265 

ulsub 

16,000 

31206 

uljki 

19* 

31226 

ulmuv 

650 

31246 

uloxa 

4250 

31266 

ulsyf 

17,000 

31207 

uljom 

20 

31227 

ulmyz 

700 

31247 

ulpim 

4500 

31267 

ultem 

18,000 

31208 

ul jus 

25 

31228 

ulmza 

750 

31248 

uipko 

4750 

31268 

ultgo 

19,000 

31209 

ulkaz 

30 

31229 

ulnae 

800 

31249 

ulpos 

5000 

31269 

ultmu 

20,000 

31210 

ulkba 

35 

31230 

ulnce 

850 

31250 

ulpuy 

5500 

31270 

ultow 

21,000 

31211 

ulked 

40 

31231 

ulneg 

900 

31251 

ulpwa 

6000 

31271 

ultuc 

22,000 

31212 

ulkfe 

45 

31232 

ulngi 

950 

31252 

ulpyc 

6500 

31272 

ultwe 

23,000 

31213 

ulkji 

50 

31233 

uluik 

1000 

31253 

ulrag 

7000 

31273 

ultyg 

24,000 

31214 

ulkon 

75 

31234 

ulnsu 

1250 

31254 

ulrek 

7500 

31274 

uluaj 

25,000 

31215 

ulkpo 

100 

31235 

ulnwy 

1500 

31255 

ulrye 

8000 

31275 

uluen 

30,000 

31216 

ulkut 

150 

31236 

ulnya 

1750 

31256 

ulsah 

8500 

31276 

ulufo 

35,000 

31217 

ulkvu 

200 

31237 

uload 

2000 

31257 

ulsbi 

9000 

31277 

uluir 

40,000 

31218 

ulkyx 

250 

31238 

ulobe 

2250 

31258 

ulsel 

9500 

31278 

utulu 

45,000 

31219 

ulkzy 

300 

31239 

ulofi 

2500 

31259 

ulsho 

10,000 

31279 

uluox 

50,000 

31220 

ulmab 

350 

31240 

uloil 

2750 

31260 

ulsip 

11,000 

31280 

ulupy 

100,000 


543 


















PART III. 


USE 


of the 


CODE NUMBERS 

for reference to any Item or Items in 

CATALOGUES OR LISTS 


numbered for the purpose 
or to 

Invoice Nos., Order Nos., etc., etc., or any other items 
that may be identified by a Number. 



ulura 


REFERE 

CATALOGUES, LISTS, etc., by the use of the CODE NUMBER8 

INSTRUCTIONS. — Any Item or No. of Items from any Catalogue or List that 
headed “ Code No.” in exactly the same form as the Code Nos. of this Code 
Catalogues or Lists to which reference is desired having been numbered may 
the purpose. Any Catalogue or List whose total number of items exceeds 
etc.), each section being entered as if it were a separate Catalogue, thus — 

The first Half Word taken from this Table indicates the Catalogue 
identified in it. 

The following One, Two, Three, Four, Five, or Six Half Words 

meanings , and refer to the Code No. of the Catalogue indicated by the first 

If it is desired to Order a certain quantity of the items specified , 
number of Half Words from the Numeral or other Table, each one of which 
Four Item Nos. from the Catalogue indicated would be followed by Four 
desired of each item (1st Quantity for Is* Item, 2nd Quantity for 2nd Item , 
of the Item in the Catalogue (Per pair, Per each, Per dozen, Per gross , etc., 

If it is required to refer to more than six items from any given 
of each six items. For instance, if reference to nine items is required the 
identified with their six quantities , a further Half Word must be taken 


EXA 

(Ordering specified quantities of Nine Items selected 

MESSAGE : Please supply 2 doz. of Code No. 24576, 4 gross of Code No. 13572, 
Code No. 01562, 10 sets of Code No. 14628, 100 feet of Code No. 06719 


Indicator and 

Six Code Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Full 

word. 

The Six Quantities of 
the Six Code Nos. 

Please supply from the 1920 
Catalogue of Blank and Co. 
the following Six Code Nos. 
Code No. 24576 

„ „ 13572 

„ „ 03127 

„ „ 00866 

„ „ 00035 

„ „ 01562 

ulxco ) 
owdaj i 
ibsud ) 
aypdo J 
ahmdu \ 
abfru J 
amoge 

ulxcoowdaj 

ibsudaypdo 

ahmduabfru 

2 doz. (of No. 24576) (Quantity Table) 
4 gross („ „ 13572) ( „ „ ) 

100 („ „ 03127) (Numeral „ ) 

20 pairs („ „ 00866) (Quantity „ ) 

15 („ „ 00035) (Numeral „ ) 

6 („ „ 01562)( „ „ ) 


Name of Manufacturers’ Catalogue or List (Numbered 00000—32006). 

(The next One, Two, Three, Four, Five or Six Half Words are to be interpreted as the Code No(s). 

instead of the ordinary meaning.) 


648 





























ulxse 


NCES to 

through an INDICATING HALF WORD from THIS TABLE. 

is prepared for the purpose by having the Items it contains numbered in a column 
(00000—^2006) may be referred to by an Indicating Half Word from this Table, 
be entered by each circle of correspondents in the space provided in this Table for 
32006 may be numbered in sections ( A 00000—A 32006, B 00000 —B 32006, etc., 
Blank and Co. A, Blank and Co. B, etc., etc. 

or List to which reference is required and the number of items up to six to be 

as indicated are then interpreted as their Code Nos. instead of their ordinary 
Half Word. 

the Half Words giving the Code Nos. of the items must be followed by the same 

is then interpreted as the quantity required of each item No. — i.e., for instance, 
Quantities from the Numeral or other Table , which latter express the quantity 
3rd for 3rd, and 4th for 4th). The form of Quantity is determined by the pricing 
etc.) if not otherwise understood by the Table from which the Quantity is taken. 

Catalogue, a fresh indicating Half Word must be taken from this Table at the end 
Half Word must be taken indicating Six Items, which Six Items having been 
from this Table indicating the remaining three Items. See Example below. 

MPLE 

from a Catalogue duly numbered and entered below.) 


100 of Code No. 03127, 20 pairs of Code No. 00866, 15 of Code No. 00035, 6 of 
and 500 of Code No. 18341 from the Catalogue of Blank and Co., Ltd., 1920. 


(Half) 

word. 

Full 

word. 

Indicator, Three Code Nos. 

AND THEIR THREE QUANTITIES. 

(Half) 

word. 

Full 

word. 

slod! 
snabu > 
niano i 
sladu | 
rokze f 
rogtu 

amogeslodi 

snaburuano 

sladurokze 

Please supply from the 1920 Catalogue 
of Blank and Co. the following Three Code 

Noe. 

Code No. 14628 . 

„ ,,06719 . 

„ „ 18341 . 

10 sets (of No. 14628) (Quantity Table) 
100 feet ( „ „ 06719) (Measurement „ ) 
500 („ „ 18341) (Numeral „) ! 

ulvoy 
Ikyol ) 
dyklo » 
kucis ) 
snyxo f 
riovy j 
salev 5 

rogtuulvoy 

ikyoldyklo 

kuclssnyxo 

rlovysalev 


44 Refer to Catalogue Code No(s).” (or if the No(s). indicated are followed by Quantities) 

44 Please supply Catalogue Code No(s).” 

One 

Code No. 

Two 

Code Nos. 

Three 
Code Nos. 

Four 

Code Nos. 

Five 

Code Nos. 

Six 

Code Nos. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Noe. 

(Half) 

word. 

Noe. 

1 (Half) 

' word. 

31281 

ulura 

31284 

ulvak 

31287 

ulvoy 

31290 

ulwep 

31293 

ulwuf 

31296 

ulxco 

31282 

uluve 

31285 

ulvis 

31288 

ulvyi 

31291 

uiwit 

31294 

ulwyj 

31297 

ulxmy 

31283 

uluzl 

31286 

ulvku 

31289 

ulwal 

31292 

ulwoz 

31295 

ulxam 

31298 

ulxse 


549 

































ulxug 


REFERENCES TO CATALOGUES. ETC . 9 


Name of Manufacturers’ Catalogue or List (Numbered 00000—32006). 

(The next One, Two , Three, Four , Five or Six Half Words are to be interpreted as the Code No(s). 
instead of the ordinary meaning.) 






































BY THE USE OF THE CODE NOS. (contd.) 


umxan 


44 Refer to Catalogue Code No(s). M (or if the No(s). indicated are followed by Quantities) 
44 Please supply Catalogue Code No(s).” 


One 

Code No. 

Two 

Code Nos. 

Thbee 
Code Nos. 

Four 

Code Nos. 

Five 

Code Nos. 

Six 

Code Nos. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

No8. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

31299 

ulxug 

31322 

umbiz 

31345 

umfup 

31368 

umjyx 

31391 

umoos 

31414 

umsuc 

31300 

ulxwi 

31323 

umbja 

31346 

umfyt 

31369 

umlab 

31392 

umowa 

31415 

umswe 

31301 

ulxyk 

31324 

umbne 

31347 

umgaw 

31370 

umlef 

31393 

umpaf 

31416 

umsyg 

31302 

ulyan 

31325 

utnbof 

31348 

umgok 

31371 

umlij 

31394 

umpdl 

31417 

umtaj 

31303 

ulybo 

31326 

umbri 

31349 

umgyu 

31372 

umlop 

31395 

umpe] 

31418 

umten 

31304 

ulyer 

31327 

umbul 

31350 

umhax 

31373 

umluv 

31396 

umpin 

31419 

umtfo 

31305 

ulyhu 

31328 

umbyp 

31351 

umheb 

31374 

umlyz 

31397 

umpjo 

31420 

umtir 

31306 

ulyiv 

31329 

umcas 

31352 

umhif 

31375 

ummac 

31398 

umpot 

31421 

umtox 

31307 

ulyly 

31330 

umcew 

31353 

umhol 

31376 

ummce 

31399 

umpty 

31422 

umtra 

31308 

ulzes 

31331 

utncog 

31354 

umhur 

31377 

ummeg 

31400 

umpuz 

31423 

umtud 

31309 

ulzgu 

31332 

umcum 

31355 

umhyv 

31378 

ummgi 

31401 

umpva 

31424 

umuak 

31310 

ulzky 

31333 

umdat 

31356 

umlca 

31379 

ummik 

31402 

urnpyd 

31425 

umuis 

31311 

ulztna 

31334 

umdex 

31357 

umlec 

31380 

ummsu 

31403 

umpze 

31426 

umuku 

31312 

ulzoc 

31335 

umdib 

31358 

umlge 

31381 

ummwy 

31404 

umqua 

31427 

umval 

31313 

ulzym 

31336 

umdoh 

31359 

umiki 

31382 

uirnnya 

31405 

umrah 

31428 

umvep 

31314 

umaka 

31337 

umdun 

31360 

umiom 

31383 

umnad 

31406 

umrel 

31429 

umvit 

31315 

umasi 

31338 

umega 

31361 

umius 

31384 

umneh 

31407 

umrip 

31430 

umvoz 

31316 

umauk 

31339 

umelc 

31362 

umjaz 

31385 

umnll 

31408 

umrov 

31431 

umvuf 

31317 

umayo 

31340 

umeke 

31363 

umjba 

31386 

umnor 

31409 

umrub 

31432 

umvyj 

31318 

umbar 

31341 

umfav 

31364 

umjed 

31387 

umnux 

31410 

umryf 

31433 

umwam 

31319 

umbdu 

31342 

umfez 

31365 

umjih 

31388 

umnyb 

31411 

umsem 

31434 

umwug 

31320 

umbev 

31343 

unifid 

31366 

umjon 

31389 

umoim 

31412 

umsgo 

31435 

umwyk 

31321 

utnbhy 

31344 

umfoj 

31367 

umjut 

31390 

umoko 

31413 

umsow 

31436 

umxan 


551 























umxbo 


REFERENCES TO CATALOGUES, ETC., 


Name of Manufacturers’ Catalogue or List (Numbered 00000—32006). 

(The next One, Two, Three, Four, Five or Six Half Words are to be interpreted as the Code No(s). 
instead of the ordinary meaning.) 


652 













































BY THE USE OF THE CODE NOS. ( conld .) * unsaj 


“ Refer to Catalogue Code No(s).” (or if the No(s). indicated 
44 Please supply Catalogue Code No(s) 

are followed by Quantities) 

1.” 

One 

Code No. 

Two 

Code Nos. 

Three 
Code Nos. 

Four 

Code No.s. 

Five 

Code Nos. 

Six 

Code Nos. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

31437 

umxbo 

31460 

unahy 

31483 

uncvo 

31506 

ungda 

31529 

unizy 

31552 

unnko 

j 31438 

umxer 

31461 

unaiz 

31484 

uncyr 

31507 

ungeb 

31530 

unkab 

31553 

unnos 

31439 

umxhu 

31462 

unaja 

31485 

undey 

31508 

unghe 

31531 

unkde 

31554 

unnuy 

31440 

umxlv 

31463 

unane 

31486 

undga 

31509 

ungif 

31532 

unkef 

31555 

unnwa 

31441 

umxly 

31464 

unaof 

31487 

undic 

31510 

ungll 

31533 

unkhi 

31556 

unnyc 

31442 

umygu 

31465 

unari 

31488 

undke 

31511 

ungol 

31534 

unki] 

31557 

unoaf 

31443 

umyky 

31466 

unaul 

31489 

undys 

31512 

ungro 

31535 

unkno 

31558 

unodi 

31444 

umyma 

31467 

unaxo 

31490 

uneav 

31513 

ungur 

31536 

unkop 

31559 

unoe] 

31445 

umyoc 

31468 

unbas 

31491 

unedy 

31514 

ungyv 

31537 

unktu 

31560 

unoin 

31446 

umzap 

31469 

unbew 

31492 

uneez 

31515 

unhay 

31538 

unkuv 

31561 

unojo 

31447 

umzet 

31470 

unbog 

31493 

unefa 

31516 

unhec 

31539 

unkyz 

31662 

unoot 

31448 

umzfu 

31471 

unbum 

31494 

uneld 

31517 

unhig 

31540 

unkza 

31563 

unopu 

31449 

umzlx 

31472 

unbwo 

31495 

uneje 

31518 

unhom 

31541 

unlac 

31564 

unoty 

31450 

umzjy 

31473 

uncat 

31496 

uneni 

31519 

unhus 

31542 

unleg 

31565 

unouz 

31451 

umzla 

31474 

uncbu 

31497 

uneoj 

31520 

unlaz 

31543 

unlik 

31566 

unova 

31452 

umzod 

31475 

uncex 

31498 

uneto 

31521 

uniba 

31544 

unlya 

31567 

unoze 

31453 

umzpe 

31476 

uncfy 

31499 

uneup 

31522 

unled 

31545 

unmad 

31568 

unpag 

31454 

umztl 

31477 

uncha 

31500 

unezu 

31523 

unife 

31546 

unmeh 

31569 

unpek 

31455 

umzuj 

31478 

uncib 

31501 

unfaw 

31524 

unlji 

31547 

unmil 

31570 

unrein 

31456 

umzyn 

31479 

uncle 

31502 

unfok 

31525 

union 

31548 

unmor 

31571 

unrow 

31457 

utiaar 

31480 

uncoh 

31503 

unfyn 

31526 

unipo 

31549 

unmux 

31572 

unruc 

31458 

unadu 

31481 

uncpl 

31504 

ungax 

31527 

uniut 

31550 

unmyb 

31573 

unryg 

31459 

unaev 

31482 

uncun 

31505 

ungby 

31528 

unlvu 

31551 

unnim 

31574 

unsaj 


663 

























unsen 


REFERENCES TO CATALOGUES, ETC., 


Name of Manufacturers’ Catalogue or List (Numbered 00000 — 32006 ). 

(The next One, Two, Three , Four, Five or Six Half Words are to be interpreted as the Code No(s). 
instead of the ordinary meaning.) 


554 










































upoho 


BY THE USE OF THE CODE NOS. (com.) 


“ Refer to Catalogue Code No(s).” (or if the No(s). indicated are followed by Quantities) 

“ Please supply Catalogue Code No(s).” 

One 

Code No. 

Two 

Code Nos. 

Three 
Code Nos. 

FotJR 

Code Nos. 

Five 

Code Nos. 

Six 

Code Nos. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

No*. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

31575 

unsen 

31598 

unute 

31621 

unyod 

31644 

upcez 

31667 

upfus 

31690 

upkil 

31576 

unsfo 

31599 

unuxi 

31622 

unype 

31645 

upcid 

31668 

upfwu 

31691 

upklo 

31577 

unslr 

31600 

unvam 

31623 

unyti 

31646 

upco] 

31669 

upgaz 

31692 

upkor 

31578 

unslu 

31601 

unvug 

31624 

unyuj 

31647 

upcup 

31670 

upged 

31693 

upkru 

31579 

unsox 

31602 

unvwi 

31625 

unyzo 

31648 

upcyt 

31671 

upgon 

31694 

upkux 

31580 

unspy 

31603 

unvyk 

31626 

unzka 

31649 

updaw 

31672 

upgut 

31695 

upkyb 

31581 

unsra 

31604 

unwan 

31627 

unzuk 

31650 

updok 

31673 

upgyx 

31696 

upliin 

31582 

unsud 

31605 

unwer 

31628 

unzyo 

31651 

updyu 

31674 

upiab 

31697 

uplos 

31583 

unsve 

31606 

unwlv 

31629 

upaat 

31652 

upeax 

31675 

upide 

31698 

upluy 

31584 

unszi 

31607 

unwre 

31630 

upabu 

31653 

upeby 

31676 

upief 

31699 

uplyc 

31585 

untak 

31608 

unwuh 

31631 

upaex 

31654 

upeda 

31677 

upihi 

31700 

upmaf 

31586 

untis 

31609 

unwyl 

31632 

upafy 

31655 

upeeb 

31678 

upino 

31701 

upmej 

31587 

untku 

31610 

unxes 

31633 

upaha 

31656 

upehe 

31679 

upiop 

31702 

upmin 

31588 

untoy 

31611 

unxgu 

31634 

upaib 

31657 

upeif 

31680 

upitu 

31703 

upmot 

31589 

untyi 

31612 

unxky 

31635 

upale 

31658 

upeli 

31681 

upiuv 

31704 

upmuz 

31590 

unual 

31613 

unxma 

31636 

upaoh 

31659 

upeol 

31682 

upixy 

31705 

upmyd 

31591 

unudo 

31614 

unxoc 

31637 

upapi 

31660 

upero 

31683 

upiza 

31706 

upnag 

31592 

unuep 

31615 

unxym 

31638 

upaun 

31661 

upeur 

31684 

upjac 

31707 

upnek 

31593 

unuit 

31616 

unyap 

31639 

upavo 

31662 

upexu 

31685 

upjeg 

3i:us 

upnye 

31594 

unuju 

31617 

unyfu 

31640 

upbey 

31663 

upfay 

31686 

upjik 

31709 

upoah 

31595 

ununy 

31618 

unyix 

31641 

upbic 

31664 

upfec 

31687 

upjya 

31710 

upobi 

31596 

unuoz 

31619 

unyjy 

31642 

upbys 

31665 

upfig 

31688 

upkad 

31711 

upoel 

31597 

unupa 

31620 

unyla 

31643 

upcav 

31666 

upfom 

31689 

upkeh 

31712 

upoho 


556 



























upoip 

To exj. 

the Ha 

Ha 

rnr 

HcUf I 

Half 

fr< 

Nut 

Ta 

Nos. 1 

31713i 

317141 

317151 

31716i 

31717i 

31718i 

31719i 

317201 

317211 

31722i 

31723i 

31724i 

317251 

31726i 

31727i 

31728i 

31729i 

31730i 

31731i 

31732i 

31733i 

31734. 

31735i 

31736i 

31737i 

31738i 

31739i 

31740i 

317411 

31742i 

31743i 

31744i 

31745i 

31746i 

31747i 

31748i 

31749i 

3l750i 

31751i 

31752i 

31753i 

31764i 

31765i 

31756i 

31757i 

317581 

317691 


EFERENCES to INVOICE ORDER and other Nos. by 
the use of the CODE NUMBERS. 


urclf 


higher number than the Code Nos. provide, supplement the Half Word following 
from these pages by a further Half Word from Numeral Table, using the indicating 
l in the Left-hand Column * — e.g. f Chassis No. 853642=uppucenuno rosbo. 


The next Half Word is to be interpreted as the Code No. 
instead of its ordinary meaning. 


Nos. 


(Half) 

word. 


31760 

31761 

31762 

31763 

31764 

31765 

31766 

31767 

31768 

31769 

31770 

31771 

31772 

31773 

31774 

31775 

31776 

31777 

31778 

31779 

31780 

31781 

31782 

31783 

31784 

31785 
31780 

31787 

31788 

31789 

31790 

31791 

31792 

31793 

31794 

31795 

31796 

31797 

31798 

31799 

31800 

31801 

31802 

31803 

31804 

31805 


upwix 

upwod 

upwuj 

upwyn 

upxka 

upxuk 

upxyo 

upyar 

upydu 

upyev 

upyhy 

upyiz 

upyja 

upyne 

ttpyof 

upyri 

upyul 

upyxo 

apzas 

ftpzcu 

upzew 

upzgy 

upzme 

upzog 

upzum 

upzwo 

uraav 

urady 

uraez 

urafa 

uraid 

uraje 

urani 

uraoj 

urato 

uraup 

urazu 

urbaw 

urbcy 

urbmi 

urbok 

urbso 

urcax 

urcda 

urceb 

urche 


Boat No. 


Car No. 
Case No. 


Chassis No. 


The following Code No. is to be read as a Decimal of One point. 
n »t tt tt it a a tt a tt Two points* 

it a tt n a tt tt a t* tt Three »» 

Four „ 

. .. Five 

Component No. 

Sub-component No. 


99 9f 
99 99 


99 99 

99 99 


Design No. 


Draft No. 
Drawing No. 
Dynamo No. 


Engine No. 


Invoice No. 


Item No. 


31800 urclf 


656 











































REFERENCES to INVOICE ORDER and other Nos. by 
urcli the use of the Code Nos. ( contd .) urozi 


* Add to next 

Half Word a 
Half Ward 



from 

Numeral 

Table. 


The next Half Word is to be interpreted as the Code No. 
instead of its ordinary meaning. 

Nos. 

Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

Half) 

word. 


31807 

31808 

31809 

31810 

urcli 

urcol 

urcro 

urcur 

31857 

31858 

31859 

31860 

urjos 

urjuy 

urjwa 

urjyc 

urkaf 

List No. 

Machine No. 

31811 

urcyv 

urday 

urdca 

31861 


31812 

31813 

31862 

31863 

urkej 

urkin 

Manufacturers’ No. 

31814 

urdec 

31864 

urkjo 

urkot 


31815 

urdge 

urdig 

urdki 

31865 


31816 

31866 

urkpu 

urkty 

tirkuz 


31817 

31867 


31818 

urdom 

urdus 

31868 


31819 

31869 

urkvA 


31820 

31821 

31822 

31823 

31824 

31825 

31826 

31827 

31828 

31829 

31830 

31831 

31832 

31833 

31834 

31835 

31836 

31837 

31838 

31839 

31840 

31841 

31842 

31843 

*> 104.4 

ureaz 

nreha 

31870 

urkyd 

urkze 


31871 


ii reed 

31872 

urlag 

urlci 

urlek 

urlsy 

urlye 

urmah 

urmbi 

urmel 

urmho 

urtnip 

urmnu 


urefe 

ureji 

ureon 

urepo 

31873 


31874 


31875 


31876 


ureut 

urevu 

31877 


31878 


urczy 

31879 


urgab 

urgef 

urghi 

urgij 

urgno 

31880 

31881 

31882 




31883 

31884 

31885 

31886 

31887 

31888 

31889 

31890 

31891 

31892 

31893 

31894 

31895 

31896 

31897 

31898 

31899 

urmov 

urmry 



tflrrron 

urmta 

urmub 

urmxe 


Ul S u r 
lirfrtu 




urguv 

iircrv v 

urmyf 

urnetn 

urngo 


UIgAJ 

urgyz 

Model No. 

urhac 
urheg 
i urhik 

. iflrhvji 

urnow 


Ml llv»T 

urnsa 

urn tic 

Motor No. 

Ml IIMV 

tirnwe 


OlOTi 

UI 11 j « 

• uriad 

• uribe 

nrieh 

Ml II TY V 

lirti w 


OlOw 

31846 

^184.’7 

•uroaj 
uroen 

Order No. 


UT Ivll 

UI UVII 

i urofo 
» uroir 
> urolu 
uroox 

1 uronv 


OIOtC 
Ol QAQ 

> ui in 


o 1 Q^=;n 

' UIIIU 

\ nrlnr 


OloOlj 

31851 

Ol Oflfl 

■ uriur 

uriru 
! uriux 

O 1 i/VV 

31901 

QiQftO 

Part No. 

OloOd 

' lift w 

OU/u-t 

QlQftS 

i UlUflJ 
[ iirnrfl 


oloOo 
Q1 QKA 

> urivy 

1 iiriva 

O 1 57v/tJ 

Q1Q04 

* ui ui a 

L f irAiflrl 

, 

O loO^ 

31855 

31856 

t UilXa 

iurjlm 
\ urjko 

O 1 i/vi 

31905 

31906 

: UI UUU 

* urove 
> urozi 

Patent No. 


557 


























































REFERENCES to INVOICE ORDER and other Nos. by 
urpak the use of the Code Nos. ( conld .) usgya 


* Add to next 

Half Word a 
Half Word 
from 
Numeral 
Table. 


The next Half Word is to be interpreted as the Code No. 
instead of its ordinary meaning. 

Nos. | ( 

Half) 

word. 

Nos. 

(Half) 

word. 

31907 

urpak 

31957 

uryfy 

Pattern No. 

31908 

Q1QAQ 

urpku 

31958 

QlQr;Q 

uryha 

Reference No. 

o law 
Q1 Q1 A 

urpoy 

91GAA 

uryib 


jiy iv 

urpyi 


uryle 


31911 

QIQIO 

urram 

31961 

Q1QA9 

uryoh 

Registered No. 

o iy iz 

Q1Q1Q 

urrug 

•}la7UZ 

910fi9 

urypi 


o Lalo 
Q1G14 

urryk 

910fi4 

uryun 



ursan 


ury yo 


31915 

Q1 Ol A 

ursbo 

31965 

QiQfiA 

urzey 

Requisition No. 

Oiyiu 

*11017 

urser 

urshu 

910fi7 

urt^a 


OltU 4 

Q1 ft 

ursiv 

91 OAft 



o Ilf lo 

31919 

ursly 

urtes 

31969 

31Q70 

UuKC 

urzys 

Sample No. 

Ol Jw 

**1091 


91071 



«>la#Z I 

*11099 

urtgu 

91079 

usaim 


O 1 aZZ 

31923 

01Q9 A 

urtky 

urtma 

Ola/ 4 & 

31973 

91074 

UbaOK 

usaso 

Serial No. 

91Q9K 

urtoc 

Oil/ 4 

91075 

ubay u 

If chflY 

• 

Oli/LU 

oi Q9A 

urtym 

O lulu 

9107 A 

UMJUA 

iiqIipK 


qi 097 

uruap 

Ola # u 

91077 

Ubocu 


oUlw / 

31928 

uruet 

urufu 

Ola/ 4 4 

31978 

UMMI 

usbli 

Stock No. 

qi 090 

uruix 


ticKnl 


QlOQA 


Ola/ 4 a / 

910ft0 

UMAUI 

uchro 


uiyou 

91 QOl 

urujy 

urula 

OlaOu 

910ftl 

UMJ1 If 

nchv v 


Olt/o 1 

91099 

uruod 

O l I/O 1 

910S9 

uauy y 

if cm v 


ola/oZ 

91099 


OlaOA 

9108.9 

Usta y 

iicrpr 


Olt/OO 

9109J. 

urupe 

uruti 

O A a700 

91084 

ticrorp 


u 1 t/O** 

9109^ 


O 1 a/Ort 

91085 

UMgC 

iic/’io 


O 1 v7Ut) 

9109fl 

uruzo 

O 1 a/OO 

91086 

UbClJ; 
iicrL 1 


OliJOU 

91097 

UIVKa 

O 1 a/OvF 

91087 

UdWIU 

ncrnm 


OUO 4 

9109ft 

lift VM 

urvuk 

01 a 70 1 

31988 

31989 

UdvUIII 

Kerne 


Olt/OO 

91090 

HfVVA 

U5WU5 

ticrwu 


O 1 *JOu 

910d0 

ur v y v 

31990 

fibrin 7 


OU7tU 

910J.1 

ur war 

uru/pv 

31Q91 

uouuti 

ikHpH 


01a/*xl 

91049 

urwcY 

IffU/lT 

O A a/a/ 1 

31992 

31993 

U5UwU 

usdon 

ficrlu t 


Oi™ 

91049 

UK W 1 L 

nru/nf 


O l </tO 

91044 

1 UK WUI 

11 if 

O A 4/a/O 

31994 

U3UUI 

IICflvY 


9104*1 

: UlWUI 

> iiru/vn 

O A a/a/Tt 

31995 

UdU J \ 

ficfah 


O 1 t7TU 

9104fi 

1 UK W y |/ 

; flirvac 

31996 

usiao 

lief /*f 


91047 

1 UiAab 

O A a/a/vJ 

91007 

1 UMV1 

If cflS 


O LuHt 4 

9104ft 

urxcu 

1 lirYAW 

O A a/a/ 4 

91008 

U5IIJ 

. iicfnn 


O LutO 

9104Q 

► UIaCW 

\ nrYorv 

O A a/a/O 

31999 

32006 

1 U5IUj» 

> usfuv 

1 Iicfv7 


910*tfl 

' urxgy 

1 IffYlUP 


01 a/a/U 

910^1 

' UlAlllv 

i a »*y nor 

O^V/VAJ 

32001 

' U91 y L 

ficnrar 


i) 1 VO 1 

91059 

urxog 

> nrvinn 

OiW 1 

32002 

1 iiccrpir 


#7 1 a/«7Z 

91053 

* UIXUII1 

! UfYU/O 

32003 

' UbJwlj 


91054 

► UIAWU 

32004 

9 Ud^llV 
r ticgrcil 


9105^ 

t uryai 

uiVATi 

3200? 

c uspu 

k if cor U/'v 


Olt/vc 

31956 

> uryuu 

iurycx 

32006 

f Ubjwy 

> usgya 



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